i wanted to like this a lot more because i love bobbycrush and godly boyish but its just really not that great!! those can hide a low budget easily because of how short and also how blurry they are, but it’s hard to hide 80 minutes of no budget. annoying and unrealistic dialogue, and watching a kid you picked off the street be unable to act and spend a majority of the time spacing out at the camera, mouth breathing and clearly pre orthodontist will be annoying to anybody. wish it kept that voice over narration style which i loved but unfortunately this goes downhill super fast and ive never taken interest in 14 year olds comparing their dick sizes and doing some mild gender experimentation.

i wanted to like this a lot more because i love bobbycrush and godly boyish but its just really not that great!! those can hide a low budget easily because of how short and also how blurry they are, but it’s hard to hide 80 minutes of no budget. annoying and unrealistic dialogue, and watching a kid you picked off the street be unable to act and spend a majority of the time spacing out at the camera, mouth breathing and clearly pre orthodontist will be annoying to anybody. wish it kept that voice over narration style which i loved but unfortunately this goes downhill super fast and ive never taken interest in 14 year olds comparing their dick sizes and doing some mild gender experimentation.

the bond i just formed with this movie.
god, i loved every second of it. it has some mistakes, but all the awkwardness, weirdness, and vibes are just so good. it’s a really beautiful movie; i really connected with it. what i loved most was the cinematography and the vibes. it's so good. Weird, awkward, and beautiful in its own way. i’ll definitely rewatch it.

the bond i just formed with this movie.
god, i loved every second of it. it has some mistakes, but all the awkwardness, weirdness, and vibes are just so good. it’s a really beautiful movie; i really connected with it. what i loved most was the cinematography and the vibes. it's so good. Weird, awkward, and beautiful in its own way. i’ll definitely rewatch it.

Newvember! First time watches in November!

“It’s up to you how long you want to hate it for.”

I can’t say I know of a better movie that illicites that feeling of isolation that came with being queer and struggling with it as an adolescent. I swear at times it felt like it was pulling from my own feelings. An ethereal sweet important entry into queer cinema.

Newvember! First time watches in November!

“It’s up to you how long you want to hate it for.”

I can’t say I know of a better movie that illicites that feeling of isolation that came with being queer and struggling with it as an adolescent. I swear at times it felt like it was pulling from my own feelings. An ethereal sweet important entry into queer cinema.

A tale following a young boy, alienated by his peers, who struggles with expressing his sexuality and expressing himself as a human. This film is awkward, intimate, eerie, and sometimes even too personal (which I love). I found myself feeling a sense awkwardness and discomfort as I watched this young boy's intimate journey through puberty & self-discovery.

"Sometimes, the most beautiful things are the most innocent things, and they keep passing us by. I won't let them pass you by."

A tale following a young boy, alienated by his peers, who struggles with expressing his sexuality and expressing himself as a human. This film is awkward, intimate, eerie, and sometimes even too personal (which I love). I found myself feeling a sense awkwardness and discomfort as I watched this young boy's intimate journey through puberty & self-discovery.

"Sometimes, the most beautiful things are the most innocent things, and they keep passing us by. I won't let them pass you by."

Wild Tigers feels like an art school Sophomore made a student film. It has a solid story that it told with a lot of flair, but it lacks polish and makes a lot of cinematic missteps. If I were to judge this film as an art installation, I'd give it pretty good marks, but as a movie it just isn't well done: the acting is terrible across the board (especially the kid that looks like if Rowley from Diary of a Wimpy Kid was a Napoleon Dynamite character), the script is poorly written, the characters are inconsistent and bland, the sound mixing isn't quite right, and the story isn't told well. There are so many story threads that just disappear and even the main one doesn't reach any solid conclusion. I love most of the unique style touches and even when I wasn't sold on them, (mainly the weird symbolic scenes that I guess take place in the main character's head) they were still visually interesting. There are so many weird story choices that really drag the movie down. Keeping it vague enough to not be a spoiler, but Rodeo knew what was happening, he one hundred fucking percent knew who he was talking to and why is Rodeo, who is supposed to be a middle school student look like he is in his twenties? Wild Tigers I Have Known is great visually, but everything else needed a lot of retooling.

Wild Tigers feels like an art school Sophomore made a student film. It has a solid story that it told with a lot of flair, but it lacks polish and makes a lot of cinematic missteps. If I were to judge this film as an art installation, I'd give it pretty good marks, but as a movie it just isn't well done: the acting is terrible across the board (especially the kid that looks like if Rowley from Diary of a Wimpy Kid was a Napoleon Dynamite character), the script is poorly written, the characters are inconsistent and bland, the sound mixing isn't quite right, and the story isn't told well. There are so many story threads that just disappear and even the main one doesn't reach any solid conclusion. I love most of the unique style touches and even when I wasn't sold on them, (mainly the weird symbolic scenes that I guess take place in the main character's head) they were still visually interesting. There are so many weird story choices that really drag the movie down. Keeping it vague enough to not be a spoiler, but Rodeo knew what was happening, he one hundred fucking percent knew who he was talking to and why is Rodeo, who is supposed to be a middle school student look like he is in his twenties? Wild Tigers I Have Known is great visually, but everything else needed a lot of retooling.