Alex95

2 hours ago, FrogLenzen said:

y'all got any more of them rankdown updates..?

Ok

Me realizing my entire ANTM rewatch thread of screenshots is about to die

Posting this here cause it may affect this game the most.

https://help.imgur.com/hc/en-us/articles/14415587638029/
 

Apparently any Imgur post that is not linked to an account is being deleted next month. As is “pornographic images”. May affect some of the photos in this thread idk.

Also affects literally every picture I have in my games cause I never bothered to create an account lol. Gonna create an account and try to back stuff up within the next few weeks hopefully.

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SELE (Parvati Shallow, Brett Clouser, Natalie Bolton, Yul Kwon, Missy Payne, Kelly Wiglesworth, Sugar Kiper, Tiffany Seeley) - Corey, Gigi, Sola

ANGKOR (Eddie Fox, Abi-Maria Gomes, Maryanne Oketch, Elizabeth Hasselbeck, Aurora McCreary, Jenn Lyon, Reem Daly, Heidi Strobel) - Akshar, Gigi, Sola

HEROES (Danni Boatwright, Rupert Boneham, Kim Spradin-Wolfe, Cirie Fields, Teresa Cooper, Shan Smith, Jenna Morasca, Karishma Patel) - Akshar, Sola, Alex

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SABOGA (Sarah Lacina, Rob Mariano, Chrissy Hofbeck, Jerri Manthey, Lisa Whelchel, Karla Cruz Godoy, Kathy Vavrick-O'Brien) - Sola

MOGO MOGO (Kelley Wentworth, Tasha Fox, Amber Mariano, Jeremy Collins, Colleen Haskell, Cassidy Clark, Chelsea Meissner, Michele Fitzgerald) - Akshar

CHAPERA (David Wright, Andrea Boehlke, Jaison Robinson, Rob Cesternino, Ken Hoang, Candice Cody) - Wallace

MALAKAL (Brendan Synnott, Kass McQuillen, Debbie Wanner, Denise Stapley, Sierra Reed, Ethan Zohn, Jaclyn Schultz) - Wallace, Sola

VILLAINS (Natalie Anderson, Michael Yerger, Sophie Clarke, Jeanine Zheng, Eliza Orlins, Aras Baskaukas, Tai Trang) - Akshar, Corey

BIKAL (Taj Johnson-George, Ami Cusack, Kellee Kim, Brenda Lowe, Ciera Eastin, Susie Smith, Yau-Man Chan) - Alex, Sola

GALANG (Malcolm Freberg, Aubry Bracco, Shii Ann Huang, Peih-Gee Law, Monica Culpepper, Tina Wesson, Natalie White, Laura Morrett) - Alex

TA KEO (Erik Huffman, Tori Meehan, Hannah Shapiro, Erika Casupanan, Liana Wallace) -

BAYON (Crystal Cox, Angelina Keeley, Chris Noble, Michaela Bradshaw, Gavin Whitson, Kelly Goldsmith) - Alex, Corey

MANA (Jon Misch, Cyndey Gillion, Vecepia Towery, Danielle DiLorenzo, Jan Gentry, Frosti Zernow) - Wallace

NUKU (Todd Herzog, Lillian Morris, Greg Buis, Courtney Yates, Ashley Underwood, Albert Destrade, Mick Trimming) - Corey

TAVUA (Stephenie LaGrossa, Clarence Black, Amanda Kimmel, Susan Hawk, Colby Donaldson, Katie Gallagher, Christa Hastie, Tony Vlachos) - Alex

DAKAL (Sandra Diaz-Twine, Matty Whitmore, Erinn Lobdell, Tyson Apostol, Jon Dalton, Stephen Fishbach, Carolyn Rivera) -

YARA (Sabrina Thompson, Sean Rector, Ian Rosenberger, Ken McNickle, Hali Ford, Burton Roberts, Lindsay Dolashewich) - Corey, Wallace

HEROES

ROUND RULES (Please copy with your vote): 5 votes per day, 1 hour apart. For each vote, you can vote for a tribe.  Once a tribe has received votes from 3 different people, it may be moved above the line. This indicates the tribe as safe for the round. Please write which tribes you are saving in addition to moving them if you are the second vote. Please check for skipped votes and fix if necessary. The last 5 tribes remaining will be going to tribal council.

2 minutes ago, totes4totes said:

I literally just went to look and see if I could change my plan to include Netflix and that would be an extra $40/month for me. So I will continue to use my WILDLY cheap phone plan that I've had for the last like 15 years.

Lol my dad's a firefighter so he has some insanely cheap first responder plan that includes netflix which I'm still in

I literally wouldn't even bother to have Netflix if it wasn't free through my family's T-Mobile plan lol.

Just now, totes4totes said:

i think you mean: Ri¢hie Ri¢h

I had no interest in typing that out again so bless you @Deeee for that cut

2 minutes ago, Elliott said:

Wasn’t it on Netflix?

 

Though who hasn’t seen it by now?

It was on Hulu last month and supposed to be moved to Netflix this month, but never did with no explanation. I'm assuming this Disney+ deal happened which caused it not move there, but they never told anyone lol.

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SABOGA (Sarah Lacina, Rob Mariano, Chrissy Hofbeck, Jerri Manthey, Lisa Whelchel, Karla Cruz Godoy, Kathy Vavrick-O'Brien) - Sola

MOGO MOGO (Kelley Wentworth, Tasha Fox, Amber Mariano, Jeremy Collins, Colleen Haskell, Cassidy Clark, Chelsea Meissner, Michele Fitzgerald) - 

CHAPERA (David Wright, Andrea Boehlke, Jaison Robinson, Rob Cesternino, Ken Hoang, Candice Cody) - Wallace

MALAKAL (Brendan Synnott, Kass McQuillen, Debbie Wanner, Denise Stapley, Sierra Reed, Ethan Zohn, Jaclyn Schultz) - Wallace

HEROES (Danni Boatwright, Rupert Boneham, Kim Spradin-Wolfe, Cirie Fields, Teresa Cooper, Shan Smith, Jenna Morasca, Karishma Patel) - Akshar, Sola

VILLAINS (Natalie Anderson, Michael Yerger, Sophie Clarke, Jeanine Zheng, Eliza Orlins, Aras Baskaukas, Tai Trang) - Akshar

BIKAL (Taj Johnson-George, Ami Cusack, Kellee Kim, Brenda Lowe, Ciera Eastin, Susie Smith, Yau-Man Chan) - Alex, Sola

GALANG (Malcolm Freberg, Aubry Bracco, Shii Ann Huang, Peih-Gee Law, Monica Culpepper, Tina Wesson, Natalie White, Laura Morrett) - Alex

TA KEO (Erik Huffman, Tori Meehan, Hannah Shapiro, Erika Casupanan, Liana Wallace) - 

BAYON (Crystal Cox, Angelina Keeley, Chris Noble, Michaela Bradshaw, Gavin Whitson, Kelly Goldsmith) - Alex, Corey

ANGKOR (Eddie Fox, Abi-Maria Gomes, Maryanne Oketch, Elizabeth Hasselbeck, Aurora McCreary, Jenn Lyon, Reem Daly, Heidi Strobel) - Akshar

MANA (Jon Misch, Cyndey Gillion, Vecepia Towery, Danielle DiLorenzo, Jan Gentry, Frosti Zernow) - Wallace

NUKU (Todd Herzog, Lillian Morris, Greg Buis, Courtney Yates, Ashley Underwood, Albert Destrade, Mick Trimming) - Corey

TAVUA (Stephenie LaGrossa, Clarence Black, Amanda Kimmel, Susan Hawk, Colby Donaldson, Katie Gallagher, Christa Hastie, Tony Vlachos) - Alex

SELE (Parvati Shallow, Brett Clouser, Natalie Bolton, Yul Kwon, Missy Payne, Kelly Wiglesworth, Sugar Kiper, Tiffany Seeley) - Corey

DAKAL (Sandra Diaz-Twine, Matty Whitmore, Erinn Lobdell, Tyson Apostol, Jon Dalton, Stephen Fishbach, Carolyn Rivera) - 

YARA (Sabrina Thompson, Sean Rector, Ian Rosenberger, Ken McNickle, Hali Ford, Burton Roberts, Lindsay Dolashewich) - Corey

GALANG

ROUND RULES (Please copy with your vote): 5 votes per day, 1 hour apart. For each vote, you can vote for a tribe.  Once a tribe has received votes from 3 different people, it may be moved above the line. This indicates the tribe as safe for the round. Please write which tribes you are saving in addition to moving them if you are the second vote. Please check for skipped votes and fix if necessary. The last 5 tribes remaining will being going to tribal council.

For the public for I Killed My Mother if you’re keeping track 

Wally - 11

Rei - 16

Megan - 18

Alex - 20

Andy - 20

Elliott - 20

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SABOGA (Sarah Lacina, Rob Mariano, Chrissy Hofbeck, Jerri Manthey, Lisa Whelchel, Karla Cruz Godoy, Kathy Vavrick-O'Brien) - Sola

MOGO MOGO (Kelley Wentworth, Tasha Fox, Amber Mariano, Jeremy Collins, Colleen Haskell, Cassidy Clark, Chelsea Meissner, Michele Fitzgerald) - 

CHAPERA (David Wright, Andrea Boehlke, Jaison Robinson, Rob Cesternino, Ken Hoang, Candice Cody) - Wallace

MALAKAL (Brendan Synnott, Kass McQuillen, Debbie Wanner, Denise Stapley, Sierra Reed, Ethan Zohn, Jaclyn Schultz) - Wallace

HEROES (Danni Boatwright, Rupert Boneham, Kim Spradin-Wolfe, Cirie Fields, Teresa Cooper, Shan Smith, Jenna Morasca, Karishma Patel) - Akshar, Sola

VILLAINS (Natalie Anderson, Michael Yerger, Sophie Clarke, Jeanine Zheng, Eliza Orlins, Aras Baskaukas, Tai Trang) - Akshar

BIKAL (Taj Johnson-George, Ami Cusack, Kellee Kim, Brenda Lowe, Ciera Eastin, Susie Smith, Yau-Man Chan) - Alex

GALANG (Malcolm Freberg, Aubry Bracco, Shii Ann Huang, Peih-Gee Law, Monica Culpepper, Tina Wesson, Natalie White, Laura Morrett) - 

TA KEO (Erik Huffman, Tori Meehan, Hannah Shapiro, Erika Casupanan, Liana Wallace) - 

BAYON (Crystal Cox, Angelina Keeley, Chris Noble, Michaela Bradshaw, Gavin Whitson, Kelly Goldsmith) - Alex

ANGKOR (Eddie Fox, Abi-Maria Gomes, Maryanne Oketch, Elizabeth Hasselbeck, Aurora McCreary, Jenn Lyon, Reem Daly, Heidi Strobel) - 

MANA (Jon Misch, Cyndey Gillion, Vecepia Towery, Danielle DiLorenzo, Jan Gentry, Frosti Zernow) - 

NUKU (Todd Herzog, Lillian Morris, Greg Buis, Courtney Yates, Ashley Underwood, Albert Destrade, Mick Trimming) - Corey

TAVUA (Stephenie LaGrossa, Clarence Black, Amanda Kimmel, Susan Hawk, Colby Donaldson, Katie Gallagher, Christa Hastie, Tony Vlachos) - Alex

SELE (Parvati Shallow, Brett Clouser, Natalie Bolton, Yul Kwon, Missy Payne, Kelly Wiglesworth, Sugar Kiper, Tiffany Seeley) - Corey

DAKAL (Sandra Diaz-Twine, Matty Whitmore, Erinn Lobdell, Tyson Apostol, Jon Dalton, Stephen Fishbach, Carolyn Rivera) - 

YARA (Sabrina Thompson, Sean Rector, Ian Rosenberger, Ken McNickle, Hali Ford, Burton Roberts, Lindsay Dolashewich) - Corey

TAVUA

ROUND RULES (Please copy with your vote): 5 votes per day, 1 hour apart. For each vote, you can vote for a tribe.  Once a tribe has received votes from 3 different people, it may be moved above the line. This indicates the tribe as safe for the round. Please write which tribes you are saving in addition to moving them if you are the second vote. Please check for skipped votes and fix if necessary. The last 5 tribes remaining will being going to tribal council.

Just now, Steven_ said:

If the Top 10 is the same (including the winner), then I doubt anyone would object.

Just to be clear the order of the top 10 isn't the exact same (though very close), but it's the same ten films.

Such a basic winner the first time around...

1 minute ago, Elliott said:

this does wonders for my self worth.

You were just 1/6 of 1/7 of the final ranking though

Elliott sent me his rankings and factored in, they make very minimal changes. The winner remained the same, the top 10 is the exact same. Just a few different placements here and there. So I'm including them unless someone reaches out to me and tells me they object.

I'm okay with @Elliott sending me a ranking with I Killed My Mother excluded unless any rankers completely object to this. I Killed My Mother will still be the 20th in the public ranking.

Phew

Save Danielle Bald

I can post each individual public's ranking during each update if you're all okay with it @.Rei @totes4totes @*Wallace @#jeah. But if you'd rather keep it secret that's fine too

Just now, FrogLenzen said:

kind of wild that Elliott and Victoria didn't want to have a say in the final votes since they were part of the game

I was hoping to receive public rankings from them!

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SABOGA (Sarah Lacina, Rob Mariano, Chrissy Hofbeck, Jerri Manthey, Lisa Whelchel, Karla Cruz Godoy, Kathy Vavrick-O'Brien) - Sola

MOGO MOGO (Kelley Wentworth, Tasha Fox, Amber Mariano, Jeremy Collins, Colleen Haskell, Cassidy Clark, Chelsea Meissner, Michele Fitzgerald) - 

CHAPERA (David Wright, Andrea Boehlke, Jaison Robinson, Rob Cesternino, Ken Hoang, Candice Cody) - Wallace

MALAKAL (Brendan Synnott, Kass McQuillen, Debbie Wanner, Denise Stapley, Sierra Reed, Ethan Zohn, Jaclyn Schultz) - Wallace

HEROES (Danni Boatwright, Rupert Boneham, Kim Spradin-Wolfe, Cirie Fields, Teresa Cooper, Shan Smith, Jenna Morasca, Karishma Patel) - Akshar, Sola

VILLAINS (Natalie Anderson, Michael Yerger, Sophie Clarke, Jeanine Zheng, Eliza Orlins, Aras Baskaukas, Tai Trang) - Akshar

BIKAL (Taj Johnson-George, Ami Cusack, Kellee Kim, Brenda Lowe, Ciera Eastin, Susie Smith, Yau-Man Chan) - Alex

GALANG (Malcolm Freberg, Aubry Bracco, Shii Ann Huang, Peih-Gee Law, Monica Culpepper, Tina Wesson, Natalie White, Laura Morrett) - 

TA KEO (Erik Huffman, Tori Meehan, Hannah Shapiro, Erika Casupanan, Liana Wallace) - 

BAYON (Crystal Cox, Angelina Keeley, Chris Noble, Michaela Bradshaw, Gavin Whitson, Kelly Goldsmith) - Alex

ANGKOR (Eddie Fox, Abi-Maria Gomes, Maryanne Oketch, Elizabeth Hasselbeck, Aurora McCreary, Jenn Lyon, Reem Daly, Heidi Strobel) - 

MANA (Jon Misch, Cyndey Gillion, Vecepia Towery, Danielle DiLorenzo, Jan Gentry, Frosti Zernow) - 

NUKU (Todd Herzog, Lillian Morris, Greg Buis, Courtney Yates, Ashley Underwood, Albert Destrade, Mick Trimming) - Corey

TAVUA (Stephenie LaGrossa, Clarence Black, Amanda Kimmel, Susan Hawk, Colby Donaldson, Katie Gallagher, Christa Hastie, Tony Vlachos) - 

SELE (Parvati Shallow, Brett Clouser, Natalie Bolton, Yul Kwon, Missy Payne, Kelly Wiglesworth, Sugar Kiper, Tiffany Seeley) - 

DAKAL (Sandra Diaz-Twine, Matty Whitmore, Erinn Lobdell, Tyson Apostol, Jon Dalton, Stephen Fishbach, Carolyn Rivera) - 

YARA (Sabrina Thompson, Sean Rector, Ian Rosenberger, Ken McNickle, Hali Ford, Burton Roberts, Lindsay Dolashewich) - Corey

BIKAL

ROUND RULES (Please copy with your vote): 5 votes per day, 1 hour apart. For each vote, you can vote for a tribe.  Once a tribe has received votes from 3 different people, it may be moved above the line. This indicates the tribe as safe for the round. Please write which tribes you are saving in addition to moving them if you are the second vote. Please check for skipped votes and fix if necessary. The last 5 tribes remaining will being going to tribal council.

1 minute ago, FrogLenzen said:

oh yeah, who are the public again? I think it's Alex, Rei, Megan, Wallace?

And Andy, that's it.

20. I Killed My Mother

15.71/20

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@*Chris - 4/20

@~Tom~ - 13/20

@FrogLenzen - 16/20

@Deeee - 18/20

@Steven_ - 19/20

@*Diana - 20/20

Public - 20/20

Chris

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 "I Killed My Mother" is a French Canadian drama film released in 2009, directed by a young Xavier Dolan, who also wrote and starred in the film. As a French Canadian gay man, this film holds a special place in my heart. The honesty and rawness of its depiction of adolescence, the emotional intensity of first love, and the difficulty of coming out to those closest to you struck me when I first saw the film. Xavier Dolan's performance as Hubert is particularly poignant, capturing the frustration and anger that can accompany adolescence, as well as the profound need and longing that can exist right beneath the surface.
 

The film is important for its representation of queer identity and sexuality, particularly through the lens of French-Canadian queer people. It provides representation that was not previously available for queer teenagers growing up in French Canada. Watching Hubert struggle with his own desires and attractions, while dealing with the homophobia and intolerance of the world around him, gave me a sense of being seen for the first time.
 

The film depicts Hubert's coming of age and how it affects his relationship with his mother. It explores the complexities and challenges of family dynamics and embracing one's own emotions and desires. His frustration with his mother's inability to understand him and her overbearing nature causes a breakdown in their relationship. The performances of Xavier Dolan and Anne Dorval are remarkable and capture the nuance of the characters' emotions, making the audience feel empathy with the struggles of both characters. One particular scene that remains engrained in my memory is the one where Chantale discovers Hubert's homosexuality, which captures the mixture of anger, hurt, and betrayal that both characters are feeling. However, the film's ending, where Hubert and his mother share a poignant moment of reconciliation, is both touching and emotionally resonant as they lead us to believe that they both have made progress to finally be able to understand each other, or one would hope so...
 

The outstanding performances of the actors in the film of Xavier Dolan, Anne Dorval, and Suzanne Clement, to highlight a few, add to the emotional resonance of the story. The chemistry between the actors are important to drive the story forward, which can be seen through their performances that were able to create powerful and relatable scenes throughout the movie.  More importantly, the film also captures the nuances of language and culture that can be difficult to translate into English, which is something that I always felt that many non-French Canadian queer individuals never understood from my upbringing or some of my beliefs or experiences.
 

To summarize the above: "I Killed My Mother" is a powerful representation of French Canadian culture and language. Even today, years later, the film continues to have the same impact it had on me when I first saw it. It gave me representation of my experiences that I had never seen before in French Canadian media. Watching the film made me feel that I was not alone in my struggles and that my experiences were valid and important. It is a reminder of the power of film as a catalyst to connect us to our own emotions and experiences, and I am grateful for the impact this film has had on me. I am incredibly proud to have been able to bring this film into the Top 20 despite it not being heard of or watched by many individuals.

Tom

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Not a perfect film by any means, but I enjoyed watching Xavier and his mother come to terms with his being gay, and I liked that she was more hurt that he did not tell her right away rather than her being gay. Also, Xavier Dolan is a qt! Congrats to Chris for getting it here.

Derek

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 Honestly, I’m kind of bummed that Chris protected this one over C.R.A.Z.Y. because I think I would have liked that other one better. This was just fine to me. Okay, so the appeal is that this is a young queer filmmaker and he made the movie himself. It’s about being young and he’s still young when making it, so all the emotion is fresh and authentic, etc. But it just did not seem super profound to me at the end of it all. I too have once been an insufferable 16 year old with irrational hate for a parent that I was too similar to. What  makes these characters stand out more so they don’t just seem petty??? The way this is presented on film is very… indie and was really taking its time. But I thought the pacing could have been much tighter. Honestly, edit this down to 1 hour and then add a whole new third act where something else happens. For as much time as we spent with the characters I wanted them to be developed more, or just for something else to happen. I mean the cliche would have been for him to kill himself at the end, which would have been cringe in a different way, but I still feel like this movie was missing something.

Dee

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The only film in this finalist group that I had never seen. One has to admire Chris's dedication to preserving all of Dolan's films in these film rankdowns! This film happens to be the directorial debut of Dolan and though I might not love the film, I do not think it is bad by any means. Just not a very exciting movie and it certainly plays like the film of a first-time director, which is what held be back from loving the movie. The film is a bit obvious in its approach and the angst is a bit overwhelming at times. But this is certainly a good start for Dolan's career and I can understand why this film would be impactful for queer cinema in Quebec!

Steven

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 This is a film I never heard about before. It seems like most rankers here were unfamiliar with this film too, but it was pushed this far into the game since Chris is apparently a big fan of the film. I didn't end up watching this film, so I had to rely on Wikipedia for the plot summary. The plot seems to revolve around an angsty teenager who can't get along with his mother. Maybe the performances is why Chris likes this film so much, as well as the fact it's a French-Canadian LGBT film? Kudos to Chris for getting this film into the Top 20, but I can't rank it higher than here.

Diana

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Am I being petty with this last placement? Probably a little but but it is to be expected when you know how much I loved  Legally Blonde lol. So the last few of my rankings is based on that fact. anyway back to I Killed My Mother. I Killed My Mother was a film released in 2009 and is an Canadian drama film written, directed, and starring Xavier Dolan which was also was his directorial debut. So that is amazing for him to have these accomplishments. It has a 87 percent on rotten tomatoes and was quite successful. I did not have the time to actually watch it before ranking it so good for its fans getting it here.

Rei

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 A French queer movie??? always count me in. I remember that I really enjoyed this the time when I watched it. Naive Rei always thought that Hubert would end up actually killing the mom at the end I should really catch up with the rest of Xavier Nolan's movies.

Megan

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This is the one movie I hadn't seen before but I'd heard of and just never got around to it. I in general like Xavier Dolan's movies even if I find both him and his films a bit pretentious. There's a lot to like about I Killed My Mother like the dialogue which is shockingly realistic considering it's written by a 16-year-old and Anne Dorval's masterful performance as Chantale. However, I think a lot of the experience of the movie is being astounded that it's written by, directed by, produced by, and starring 19-year-old Xavier Dolan. It's the kind of movie that you go "wow can you believe a 19-year-old did this" and then you watch and go "yah I can." The immaturity and unevenness in the film shows the creator's age. It's the kind of movie that if I had first seen this when I was in college I probably would have found revelatory. But watching it for the first time as a 32-year-old it doesn't hit as hard.

Alex

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My Ranking: 20/20

MVP: Anne Dorval

Favorite Scene: Chantale tells off the headmaster.

 

This was one of my first watches of this game and unfortunately it was my least favorite of the 20. It's a shame I can't get into Dolan outside of Mommy, which is easily one of my favorite films of the 2010's. Despite only clocking in at 96 minutes, this movie really felt like it dragged at times. Maybe it was my fault for saving this for till the end of a nearly month long 2000's movie marathon. Or maybe it was Dolan's fault that many of the scenes didn't feel like they were saying anything new. One character would commit a minor offense which would anger the other character. The two characters would then get into a screaming match where they would say the most vile things to each other. Then they would eventually move on like nothing ever happened, only for the cycle to restart again mere minutes later. It was exhausting to watch at times. The scenes of Hubert with his boyfriend at least brought a modicum of lightness to the movie. But it wasn't enough to sustain the absolute toxicity that was the relationship between Chantale and Hubert. While Chantale was far from a perfect mother (and borderline abusive at times) I couldn't help but sympathize with her as Hubert would scream at her that she's an alzheimer's patient and he wants her to die. Futhermore, I found the ending to be rather dissatisfying and the black & white narration scenes felt very Film School 101.

Having said all this, I didn't dislike the movie. I rated it 3 stars out of 5 on LB, which is my lowest but the fact that nothing dropped below 3 stars is good overall for the top 20. I think Dolan shows so much potential as a filmmaker in this film, potential that is luckily realized in his subsequent movies such as Mommy (which I would highly recommend, even if you weren't a big fan of this one as I was not). You could also feel the heart and the passion in this movie. Obviously a very personal film for Dolan, it totally comes across that way. Nothing about it feels lazy or phoned in. I always appreciate when I can feel the passion behind the art radiating from off the screen. So while I unfortunately can't say I was a fan of this movie or have any interest in checking it out again, I do respect it.

Anyone ready for the first update a little early? Get me to a new page and we’ll have our 20th place  

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SABOGA (Sarah Lacina, Rob Mariano, Chrissy Hofbeck, Jerri Manthey, Lisa Whelchel, Karla Cruz Godoy, Kathy Vavrick-O'Brien) - Sola

MOGO MOGO (Kelley Wentworth, Tasha Fox, Amber Mariano, Jeremy Collins, Colleen Haskell, Cassidy Clark, Chelsea Meissner, Michele Fitzgerald) - 

CHAPERA (David Wright, Andrea Boehlke, Jaison Robinson, Rob Cesternino, Ken Hoang, Candice Cody) - 

MALAKAL (Brendan Synnott, Kass McQuillen, Debbie Wanner, Denise Stapley, Sierra Reed, Ethan Zohn, Jaclyn Schultz) - Wallace

HEROES (Danni Boatwright, Rupert Boneham, Kim Spradin-Wolfe, Cirie Fields, Teresa Cooper, Shan Smith, Jenna Morasca, Karishma Patel) - Akshar, Sola

VILLAINS (Natalie Anderson, Michael Yerger, Sophie Clarke, Jeanine Zheng, Eliza Orlins, Aras Baskaukas, Tai Trang) - 

BIKAL (Taj Johnson-George, Ami Cusack, Kellee Kim, Brenda Lowe, Ciera Eastin, Susie Smith, Yau-Man Chan) - 

GALANG (Malcolm Freberg, Aubry Bracco, Shii Ann Huang, Peih-Gee Law, Monica Culpepper, Tina Wesson, Natalie White, Laura Morrett) - 

TA KEO (Erik Huffman, Tori Meehan, Hannah Shapiro, Erika Casupanan, Liana Wallace) - 

BAYON (Crystal Cox, Angelina Keeley, Chris Noble, Michaela Bradshaw, Gavin Whitson, Kelly Goldsmith) - Alex

ANGKOR (Eddie Fox, Abi-Maria Gomes, Maryanne Oketch, Elizabeth Hasselbeck, Aurora McCreary, Jenn Lyon, Reem Daly, Heidi Strobel) - 

MANA (Jon Misch, Cyndey Gillion, Vecepia Towery, Danielle DiLorenzo, Jan Gentry, Frosti Zernow) - 

NUKU (Todd Herzog, Lillian Morris, Greg Buis, Courtney Yates, Ashley Underwood, Albert Destrade, Mick Trimming) - Corey

TAVUA (Stephenie LaGrossa, Clarence Black, Amanda Kimmel, Susan Hawk, Colby Donaldson, Katie Gallagher, Christa Hastie, Tony Vlachos) - 

SELE (Parvati Shallow, Brett Clouser, Natalie Bolton, Yul Kwon, Missy Payne, Kelly Wiglesworth, Sugar Kiper, Tiffany Seeley) - 

DAKAL (Sandra Diaz-Twine, Matty Whitmore, Erinn Lobdell, Tyson Apostol, Jon Dalton, Stephen Fishbach, Carolyn Rivera) - 

YARA (Sabrina Thompson, Sean Rector, Ian Rosenberger, Ken McNickle, Hali Ford, Burton Roberts, Lindsay Dolashewich) -  Corey

BAYON

ROUND RULES (Please copy with your vote): 5 votes per day, 1 hour apart. For each vote, you can vote for a tribe.  Once a tribe has received votes from 3 different people, it may be moved above the line. This indicates the tribe as safe for the round. Please write which tribes you are saving in addition to moving them if you are the second vote. Please check for skipped votes and fix if necessary. The last 5 tribes remaining will being going to tribal council.