'Bones and All' review: The year's most romantic movie, with crazy cannibal kids


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The most romantic movie of the year is a teenage dirtbag road trip featuring a couple of crazy cannibal kids colliding unexpectedly before embarking on a meander across the Midwest. – Photos: Warner Bros Malaysia Credit: Yannis Drakoulidis / Metro Goldwyn Mayer Pictures © 2022 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures Inc. All Rights Reserved.

The most romantic movie of the year is a teenage dirtbag road trip featuring a couple of crazy cannibal kids colliding unexpectedly before embarking on a meander across the Midwest.

It’s Badlands with ‘80s punks who feast on flesh, and one of the most moving and authentically beautiful love stories about the rarity that is finding yourself in someone else.

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'Badlands' with ‘80s punks who feast on flesh, and one of the most moving and authentically beautiful love stories this year.

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