First poster for “The History of Sound” starring Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor

Jesus, make him go away.

I'm shaking and crying!!

Seriously. Sick of him.

Beautiful poster. I actually love this. I would hang it on my wall

I think it’s great too

Unpopular opinion: O’Connor is more attractive than Mescal.

Uh, that’s like vomit looking better than shit.

Two fugs does not a good poster make.

I just finished the short story collection this movie's based on. 12 stand alone but kind of interlocking stories. Engaging and touching. Their tale is the first story, with a sort-of coda in the final story.

Is this a lesbian story?

Wait a minute . . .

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What OP? Poster tells nothing of poster.

I actually really like that poster.

I don't care about the movie, but the poster, yeah. That's a good poster.

I don't get the Paul Mescal obsession. To me he looks like a bricklayer who beats his wife and gets in fistfights at the pub. Really low class.

It’s just a close-up of their faces!

Remind you of anything?

Looks like the cover of a bad YA novel

The trailer for the movie was released today. See link.

[quote] To me he looks like a bricklayer who beats his wife and gets in fistfights at the pub. Really low class.

Wasn't he accused of bullying a gay classmate some years ago?

The trailer looks wonderful. I'm in. September 12th!

Reminds me of A Little Life cover

I love Hermanus's films... this premiered at Cannes and got tepid reviews, but I'm still excited by it.

Other than a (forbidden) gay romance it's hard to tell what it's really about. Though beautifully shot.

Love Paul and Josh. Their American accents are impeccable.

[quote]Reminds me of A Little Life cover

Your post reminds me how much I hated that piece of shit book.

The trailer looks good. Can't wait to see this!

The trailer

The film has very few reviews on Rottentomatoes and is barely rated as fresh. But even the negative reviews understand what the audience wants:

[quote] Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor do prove the captivating onscreen couple that all their fans hope they’d be, it’s just a pity that The History of Sound doesn’t provide as sweeping a canvas for them to paint as anticipated.

I usually don't care about this, but it kind of irks me that they got a Brit and Irish to play these two American characters.

Too many "Pascals" around. I get confused.

Is the movie in black and white?

If only the trailer would have provided a clue, R31.

R25 Amen. My most despised book next to The Goldfinch.

I'd rather a. movie about the true history of sound. Primates thought that sound was just occurring in their heads.

This looks horrid and the reviews are scathing- Basically the film is a bore.

I've liked every Hermanus film I've seen. Looking forward, even if the subject matter and the hillbilly accents aren't my thing.

Hiss.

Hissssssssssssssssssssssssssssss!

Will there be dong?