"Inside" is playing in select US theaters for this weekend only (July 22-25).įor the rest of the details you might have missed in "Inside," read our full breakdown of the special here. It's a subtle way that Burnham's directing style brings the audience closer into his space, and his headspace, before trying to establish distance again. Comedian Bo Burnham is back with a new Netflix special, Inside, which features 20 songs ranging from the hilarious to the bleak to the downright bizarre. It's only after the end of this section - when he sings about "the quiet comprehending of the ending of it all" - that the camera begins pulling back again. Bo Burnhams new Netflix special Inside features songs about everything from Jeffrey Bezos to white women on Instagram. Then the camera goes still once again, holding in the close-up as Burnham sings the lines about "total disassociation" and "derealization."
The song steadily grows more intimate and melancholic ( "20,000 years of this, seven more to go") with its second and third verses, and the viewer is brought closer and closer to Burnham. But as soon as he starts in on the chorus ("There it is again, that funny feeling") the camera starts slowly zooming in on Burnham. When Burnham begins singing, the camera stays in a static wide shot for the entire first verse. It often indicates a user profile.īo Burnham during a sketch for Netflix's "Inside." Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.
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