The Dreamers Reviews

Don’t. Just Don’t.

an interesting cinephile character study with shocking implications towards the dynamic of french twins. great music and references with bold nudity and overall performances, i would advise viewer discretion and very open minds

6/10

The Dreamers is a bold, kinda wild movie that’s more about freedom, youth, and obsession than a normal story. It follows this American guy who gets caught up with a French brother and sister during the Paris protests, and things get… intense real quick.

freaky

A vey strange way to tell the extent codependency can go.I believe it’s very well written and the cinematography was beautiful.also love that’s this movie is also an ode to movie making and the magic it brought into our lives since it’s creation.

i saw a video clip of the movie and ppl were commenting about how good the movie was so i watched it and it was so weird like the brother and the sister are way to comfortable with each other idk if it was like bc they are french but like it was a weird movie and the end was bad

فيلم جدًا سيء
لا قصه ولا سرد ولا تمثيل
So disgusting, I can’t even explain.

Not like anything I’ve seen before, kinda weird

A really weird kinda interesting movie

Ugh kill me and watch for the first time again

we accept you one of us

Boring

What an odd, complex and disturbing movie and concept, but I loved how it delved into deep topics, it went where others wouldn’t

I think i missed the plot didn’t really get what was going on trough the movie but also was disgusted by the twins dynamic

What a wild ride, wasn’t expecting it to lean so far into incest… but there you go - definitely watch alone.

Despite all its crudity, The Dreamers is a beautiful film; how it’s shot, the music, the actors. Even if for the wrong reasons, it’s incredibly romantic and sensual in a way which I haven’t quite seen before. Was half expecting it to be gayer, although apparently those elements from the book were deemed “too far” I suppose they draw the line at incest…

All three were fantastic, what a debut performance from Eva Green. Very raw, literally, but emotionally also - it was an incredibly bold risk for her to take and I respect her immensely for it.

Not sure if I’d revisit, but I enjoyed my time with it, surprisingly considering what it does for the majority of the runtime.

it's just insane but interesting

cinematically good. overall disgusting.

what the hell did i just watch.....nahhh this is some next level crazy