This with Olivia Colman.

the bot here didn't even have the *decency* to go to another comment chain to post the stolen comment there and it seems they deleted the comment too

@@games_on_phone89 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 holy crap. that's a first. I've never seen them do that before. wow. wooooow.

Totally. Toni Colette also for me

Yes so true !!

And Ed Harris

That’s a logically null sentence 🤔

No

That is 100% true

Completely agree.

It's almost criminal how long it has taken the industry to start recognizing her immense talent. She's a treasure, indeed.

She's finally got the Numberwang prize

@@gabriellagelir2027 is the past 6 years a short time?

Well said.

@@gabriellagelir2027 almost half of actors out their is as good at their job as the famous ones or✨ talented✨, whatever that means, the system is rigid, the bird who is early, pretty, hungry and lucky gets the worm. She is amazing but not anymore special than others, other people juggle for 10 or 20 years.

The book really is fantastic. I devoured it in a day. I’m looking forward to the film.

I never see a mother with children the same way again after I knew how it feels like.

how do you feel about a bot stealing your comment sir

She was awful in The Dark Knight

I’ve loved her since I saw Mona Lisa smile as a young teenager

@@nedflanders2943 neddy its not like you to talk like that

Loved her in The Kindergarten Teacher.

Just like the whole movie

The trailer is why I watched, but wish I hadn't!

Nothing happens

@@JazzFlop212 Wow - I guess almost everyone else is gushing about a movie where nothing happens? Sounds like a Seinfeld episode. 😀

@@Golf05 Lol the movie sucked! And this is coming from a Seinfeld fan🤣

Same

You’ve seen her in Peep Show? Early uk tv comedy role, cult classic.

@@kingigz880 No, I haven't; thanks for the suggestion! I guess, I should've been more precise - she's been great in everything I have watched from her so far ☺

She was a Fab queen

Ha ha! What a funny comment, cause you know you have only seen her in a couple of things.

Yes and it stops us wasting time watching what looks awful.

YES! So many times watching a trailer I think “why watch the movie now? I already know what happens!”. This one just makes me want to see more.

Well, the trailer basically implies that Colemans character left their kids because she couldn't cope with the stress, now years later she sees another mother struggling just like she did back then and is haunted by her past. At least that's what the trailer tells me and I think they are part of the mystery so basically spoil a lot of the movie but I might be wrong.

Mic'd Up Report - The St. Gallen Mafia

I agree with you 100%

now we're stuck with Marvel and DC. ughhhh

What are some examples of those 70s 80s movies.

From the seventies, "The Conversation", featuring Gene Hackman and John Cazale; from the eighties, "Body Heat", featuring Kathleen Turner and William Hurt.

@@jones2277 nowadays there's only room for blockbuster movies in multiplexes because they make a lot of money for these big studios.

@@prathapkutty7407 which is sad. i love a good independent theater.

love him

As soon as I saw him I was completely distracted lol. I almost want to say it's "too soon" for me to see him as a different character but it's been over year since the series came out.

Me too. I didn't know he was in this! So happy for him.

ITS WHAT HE DESERVES

yeah yesss I was bout to comment that

It's a very well intentioned boring movie that hints repeatedly at what we already suspect is coming due (no pun intended). So much grandeous detail and elegence is wasted on a vital topic as the movie tries to radiate life but it is just another victim of Covid. It thinks it's subtle and great film making but the movie never moves you as it is caught up in loving itself. Some moms were not meant to be moms. But a much more interesting less claustrophic script is required though I guess it was going for a Kafkaeques feel. I guess eveyone will say I'm missing out on this wonderful movie . Oliva Coleman gives an all too exacting performance which is undone by a monotonous plot that slowly boils like a frog in hot water. It starts out interesting but after a while one can't wait for the movie to end. We don't like Oliva's character not because she's full of human fraility but because neither she nor the movie is just not that good. I'm kidding of course. great movie!

@callmecatalyst I agree. I wish Rachel Weisz or Emma Stone won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress. Of course, I have to add in the movie "Roma" as one of the best films from the 2010's. I wouldn't mind if "The Favourite" or "Roma" won for Best Picture. But the Academy had to go down the safe route and gave the award to "Green Book." Good movie, but not worthy for Best Picture. Just my opinion.

I’d give her a cabbage roll.

She is BRILLIANT. What she did in the Favourite, and in this movie is outstanding.

@Wes & TKP 66-02 Yeah, I think she did pretty well in the UK, I don’t think she was struggling. It is only that she got her big breakthrough in Hollywood in last few years. She will always be Sophie from Peep Show to me. But I remember watching her in many British comedies.

I Just think of Sophie in peep show everytime I see her. She was class in that also.

they already clearly gave away the big twist in this trailer

Hi I think that’s the point. I’m intrigued by trailer

Big spoiler in the trailer

@@iAhmed1401 is this based upon a book??

Normal people was great

I agree

truly, good catch

Same

'children are a crushing responsibility - hope the multipolar parents, understand this.

I had postpartum depression. Twice. It was miserable, and I didn't bond with my first child until she turned 18 months old. That said, not only do my children add a vibrancy and energy to my life, but I have the privilege of watching them make other people happy. For example, my father in law is dying. But my kids bring him so much joy in his last years. I see a new side to my own father, as he runs out the door to say goodbye to the kids. Finally, having children has carved me into the type of woman I never would have been otherwise. They have a knack for that. It's very hard. But it's even more glorious.

@@sitcomchristian6886 Good for you. You are lucky you are not in India because the situation for woman here is very different and horrifying.

@@sitcomchristian6886 that is such a beautiful statement of reflection on motherhood. I am a 37 year old girl who still hasn't found Mr. RIGHT and I have no desire for children, considering the fact that society is becoming worse than Sodom and Gomorrah, but I was still moved by your comment.

I saw you at the beach today. I didn't see you. I saw you. There was a movie that wasn't there it wasnt there again today I wish I wish it would go away.

What’s it about

Oh no. I'm only halfway through and everything's fine so far. Maybe I stop here.

@@boundariessetinstone5893 nothing.

If you consider this aberration "talent" then you're probably highly untalented

Looks crap to me.

Well there's an endorsement.... sign me up for THAT.

I can’t wait for it n yes I think we will b crying

If you think that then read the book series it’s based on. It’s so intelligent, gutsy, real, poetic and layered in sssuch a beautiful way

There are many movies and stories about remarkably strong women and mothers, this movie ain't it. If this is your top 3, I think your top 1 is Human Centipede.

@@bibble2437 Everybody's different - shame on you for such an ugly comment.

@@bibble2437 you broke me

The fact that this movie is relatable to you and you have a child in your picture is mortifying

@@justiceforjuicy6765 There are degrees of relatability. I'm sure many people feel overwhelmed to the point where they dream about life before kids - it doesn't mean they love them less or yearn to leave them behind.

Oscars aren’t determined by good acting but by who the higher ups choose. There are many deserving of one but the higher ups don’t hand them out unless they personally like you.

Oscar's will not even exist soon. And who cares

Also both women were/are raising their children pretty much on their own. That makes the responsibility even more overwhelming. Leda said she is an unnatural mother. Even natural dedicated moms can feel overwhelmed. I haven't read the novel, but I also get the sense Leda may be dying. I feel the combination of her illness (if she is indeed sick) and watching Nina w her daughter made Leda feel shameful and regretful over abandoning her daughters. This movie was depressing.

@@ED80s I agree, the movie was depressing, but I think it would have been less so if the director had followed the novel more closely. Leda isn't dying and she left her daughters because she simply found motherhood burdensome and unfulfilling, especially compared to her academic career, where her unique mind was valued rather than her ability to mindlessly tend to other people's domestic needs. Leda left her daughters in their father's care so she could have her life back, the kind of life her academic husband was free to enjoy because he was a man. He was outraged when she shunted the children back on him and immediately defaulted to dumping them on Leda's mother. Does this make him an unnatural father or a fairly typical father? In hindsight, if Leda had any regrets, they were getting married and becoming pregnant in the first place. The crushing responsibility of motherhood is a constant theme in Ferrante's writing. I think the message she wants her young female readers to consider is that motherhood can be the worst thing that can happen to many of us. It limits other aspects of our lives and restricts our ability to contribute to society in more useful and personally fulfilling ways. Biology doesn't automatically suffuse everyone with tender feelings for their kids. Ferrante wants young women to be aware of this possibility and not fall into parenthood simply because we're pressured to have kids by our husbands, family and society in general. The film was good, but not as true to this point as I'd hoped it would be. The director chose to portray Leda's departure as a result of a new romance. In the book, she left because she was just sick of motherhood. She loved the time she had to herself and returned only out of a sense of obligation and guilt. I guess Maggie Gyllenhaal thought that message was just too stark and subversive for an American audience to contemplate. With eight billion people on the planet, it's high time more of us considered opting out.

I hated it. I'm lost. I don't get it

This movie was absolutely awful. Pretentious rubbish .

@@annettemurphy8349 Looks like you're in the minority. Read the book - it might fill in some gaps that's hard to cover in a film.

@Wes & TKP 66-02 Well, if pacing was an issue then the critics would have been all over this. That speaks to the compelling nature of the movie, which critics are normally quick to jump on. I think most people just didn't like the subject matter - kind of like Kevin Bacon's character in The Woodsman about a convicted pedophile trying to turn his life around.

​@@Golf05 Quite frankly.. you're wrong. Critic reviews are pretty much off the charts, very well received.. but AUDIENCE reviews? It's down the goddamn shitter. The MAJORITY of people that watched this movie, disliked it. And let's not forget, critic reviews and ratings are usually done by ~100 people. Let's look at the metrics. On IMDB it's a 6/10. Pretty semi-average score or mixed ratings. Now on MetaCritic, critic score is "85" of 44 reviews while audience is 5/10. On Rotten Tomatoes 95% (100 critic reviews) .. Meanwhile, a staggering 44% ROTTEN audience score of hundreds of reviews. Ah, right one last one, the Google review score. 54% of users liked the film... That is EXTREMELY low. In fact, the lowest I've ever seen on Google. In general, I don't watch films below 60% on Google's audience reviews. And for something to be that low? Sorry, but the consensus is that this movie is bad. However, some people like bad movies. YOU may be one of those people and YOU are the minority.

That is a very dangerous line, given payton is one of the deadliest femme fatales of modern cinema, which is also why i understand since that film is an excellent classic.

@ PLAYER1 ...and those who loves the least, controls the relationship.

LOL! Yes, but LOL!

Lol, staring at the wall for 2 hours would have made more sense. Worse movie I've seen so far this year.

Stop being pretentious the movie is straight up bad.

@@spectralmuffin6487 Yeah the movie bores as it moves along at a snail's pace. The only way to stop pretentious lovers of this movie is to talk pretentiously about the movie. It's not enough to say it's aggravatingly boring and too detailed a performance by the now and always magnificent Olivia Colman (so much more unbearable than Dame Judith Dench) is not going to stop a movie that inspects itself and it's subject too closely.

when she was walking with her arms around her back, I got major Miller vibes

Love Elena and my Brilliant Friend. Read all four books and she amazing.

I started to ear Oscar Buzz from the 2 leads in here. I supose Dakota and Olivia.

she does

At the first time I saw her I didn't even recognize her, she is Dakota Johnson I hope this movie is great 👍

@@oscarmaidana9294 Hope Dakota gets the recognition she deserves 🤞🏻 This week Olivia and Jessie were nominated in the Gotham awards for lead performance and supporting performance respectively

Absolutley..you said it all.

agree! wasted 2 hours of my time!

I agree. It sucked.

🤦‍♀️O M Gee I struggled with this plot!! You just don't care about any of the characters. The whole baby doll thing & flashbacks were weird & annoying, & my boy Ed Harris is barely in it!👎

His most recent work (I watched) is Westworld, he's soooooo good in it.

@@nougan_tanker agreed!

You probably just watch the shitty movies to say finally.

@@1cheness Netflix is notorious for their awful movies.

@@AT-nq3sy True, most of their movies are boring generic action/teen romcom most of the time, but they already did some very good/decent movies, unlike you mean.

How about “Passing” and “Bruised” - two more recent masterpieces. You just gotta look. And I wish everyone would watch “The Good Bandit” out of Colombia. One of the funniest series of all time, and touching, too. Yet another Netflix jewel.

I'm gutted they took out the Neopolitan character and colonised it with British actors. Which is not to say I don't like the actors, just the choice of interpretation. It's not that it could have been any woman. The entire series is Neopolitan.

@@shadyqueens7922 same. I read through the comments and I was getting desperate bc no one was saying this. Did you see the Italian version of the show? It was on HBO and really lovely (in my opinion). To take the third book and cherry pick out of the entire lineup of the series does a disservice to the enormity and perfection of the other books and their story. And then to just fill it with random not culturally appropriate actors. I love Elena Ferrante so I’m going to see this but man I am already going in with that lump of disappointment in my throat. What else did they alter for convenience sake? It’s such a beautiful story 😭

@@elizabethk3166 I had no idea HBO had done a series. I just looked up the trailers. I will definitely watch it. Thanks for telling me about it. I can't wait!

@@shadyqueens7922 so welcome. You are in for a treat. It felt like your imagination came to life watching it. I’m not sure if it finished it bc pandemic but it’s really so good. By HBO doing it, I mean an Italian director/actors/production/etc did it and HBO bought rights to show it I believe. I’m going to watch again today 😍☺️

Based on a novel?? Ok!!!

This movie was absolute trash ..

@@tylergoodwin3546 whats is about? Why?

I don’t get it?, what’s it about?

​@@salut510 bad weak mom.

​@@ANGELSLVME but I do think it's a good movie.

I love her in The Peanut Butter Falcon.

truee she needs more recognition

@@nougan_tanker Yaah Peanut Butter Falcon 👏👏

Doesn’t look like he has a very big part though and his names not even in the credits on the trailer ☹️

Any idea what's the track id for song played in the beginning?

@@yojetsharma7549 Pulsing by Bryce Dessner, Australian String Quartet was what came up on Shazam

The first one is ost the second around 143 is private investigator by Audiomachine

@@KushalSingh-de9jn thank you!

@Jonas F. brasileiro por aqui 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏. Sim, realmente ela é maravilhosa e que tenha mais oportunidades na indústria. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

isn't Peter Sarsgard Maggie Gyllenhal's husband ?

Yes he is! He is also in Dope Sick Hulu Michael Keaton about Oxycontin, Purdu Pharma. Fascinating and troubling at the same time.

YEAAAHHHHHH !! PAUL MESCAL 🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍

Actually it will be her third nomination but not consecutive.

Save your 2 hours

What's the soundtrack's name please in this trailer?

@@zribirahma3926 great ?

MY LOVE

She's incredible

Maggie Alexandre 54_56 ex David Tina Turner 1 e n Stan. Lovely lady with 2nd and 3rd husbands Douglas H and Steve Morton. And an extra in the TV program Marriage with Chrissy.

@@user-00oo00 the dune trailer came out a year before the movie.

I also love their performances, I always wanted a project with them together.

Yep!

Maybe u need karate movies to be awake,

Just out of curiosity, what are the other 2?

Its not a thriller, and its alot crying kids and a old woman who swims in selfpitty. And i 2 wonder what are the orher 2 good movies?

Which Adele?

@@charlottecastillo3641 THE Adele

@@charlottecastillo3641 the singer

💖💖💖