PROMISING YOUNG WOMAN - Official Trailer [HD] - This Christmas
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- Опубліковано 10 гру 2019
- Every now and then, a film comes along that jolts us awake. #PromisingYoungWoman is in theaters this Christmas. 💋
From visionary director Emerald Fennell (Killing Eve) comes a delicious new take on revenge. Everyone said Cassie (Carey Mulligan) was a promising young woman... until a mysterious event abruptly derailed her future. But nothing in Cassie’s life is what it appears to be: she’s wickedly smart, tantalizingly cunning, and she’s living a secret double life by night. Now, an unexpected encounter is about to give Cassie a chance to right the wrongs of the past in this thrilling and wildly entertaining story.
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Cool fact: Carey Mulligan’s character is named Cassandra, who in Greek mythology was a woman gifted with divine powers to foretell the future but was cursed to never be believed.
Wandering Wells omg Imagine if the men she’s seducing/killing or whatever she’s doing to them are men that are soon to be rapists😭 that would be a big ass plot twist
And she was cursed with that power by Apollo after she turned him down. Some sources say he assaulted her in or around a temple of Aphrodite's
Juan Duran - If all of those guys took her home while they believed she was super drunk and planned to have sex with her, and on top of that she wasn’t giving consent (asking, “what are you doing?”), then all of those men already were soon to be rapists.
Also Cassandra was raped on Athena's autel during the take of Troyes by the greeks so yeah
That’s so cool my names Cassandra a
The Margaret Atwood quote that will always stay with me: "Men are afraid that women will laugh at them, women are afraid that men will kill them"
@@azhivago2296 the possibility of a woman being killed by a man is much higher tho. And men aren't usually afraid that women will kill them. So men and women aren't exactly the same aren't they?
@@blueuser9815 so hence proved that equality between the sexes is not possible or even realistic. Feminists love telling us there is no differences between men and women apart from their organs.
@@chy9061 So women shouldn't have the right to try out stereotypically manly things because they don't have as much of physical strength as men? Let's oppress an entire group of people because they can't physically assault others as easily.
@@chy9061 You are right, equality is a myth which we should all be fighting for. More women aren't mechanics or soldiers because those are fields heavily based on physical strength and we have already established that physical strength is usually lower in women, why would they pick a job that requires an incredible amount of effort just to perform at basic levels? Being a soldier is not fun, it's hard, and even many men wouldn't pick the army as a job if they had other options. And I believe that some men chose not to be hairstylists or make-up artists because there is a stigma around these types of jobs being performed by men, making them seem like they aren't a good option and that they might in turn lead to a stressful social situation from people who don't consider these jobs as being valid.
@@chy9061 True equality means that people should be allowed to make their own choices and not be judged because of them, not forcing people to do things that don't come natural to them. What you are talking about was the second wave feminism, in which women tried distancing themselves from girly things in order to be respected and listened to. Today's feminism is the third wave feminism, which encourages women and men to be their authentic selves. Instead of trying to get rid of their femininity, women are now embracing it and learning that being feminine does not equal being unimportant or weak, that liking pink does not make you stupid and that if a woman chooses to be a stay at home mom and take care of her family, she can do just that. Feminism doesn't want to lift women up by pushing men down, it wants for us to get rid of the outdated views that women and men can only do and try certain things, everyone can try out anything and see if they are good at it and if they like it, no judgement or pressure. Some men might be better caretakers than some women and some women might be better mechanics than some men, and that's ok, the other way around too.
A film about rape without mentioning the word rape itself or any nude scene. I love it
YES!!!! I appreciated this so much. The trauma wasn't shown or mentioned explicitly EVER. This is how you deal with trauma. You don't have to spread it everywhere (like happened with George Floyd for example) for people to believe it.
@@0h0h0h0 what the fuck does George Floyd have to do with anything
@@exterbulator Because with cases like his, people repeatedly told others not to share the trauma because it's triggering and dehumanizing, yet the video of his killing was everywhere. It was just a real-world example.
@@0h0h0h0 nah it just sounds like you look for any reason to spread your uneducated opinion. It had to happen and be exposed the way it did and no matter what at the end of the day that's just fact bud.
@@exterbulator how is “footage of someone’s murder shouldn’t be spread around to gawp at while their family grieves” an uneducated opinion
This happened to me when I had just turned 20. I dropped out of college, stepped off my career path, was scared to go outside or dress in anything other than t-shirt and jeans. It ruined my life for 12 years. After years of intense therapy, I’m now fully healed and creating the life I want for the first time in a decade and a half. No more fear or resentment, just a feeling of quiet power and desire to do good in this world.
I’m so sorry this happened to you and derailed you for a time. I’m glad you have evolved and healed 💗
Know that your fucking strong I’m to much of a psycho bitch to move on
No matter how long it takes you are on the right path💗 good luck on your journey of success 👑💕
I was first assaulted at 21
You are magic Alaia
"It's every guys worst nightmare getting accused like that."
"Can you guess what every woman's worst nightmare is?"
Succinct.
Lol yeah, "every guy's worst nightmare" aka being white and having to appear in front of a court and then being promptly assolved despite the abundance of evidence because "throwing him in jail would ruin his sports careeeeeeeeeearrrrr".
Cool Person those guys are basically always absolved. And what about all the women getting into relationships and not being able to get out of them because the dude they’re dating dropped the mask and revealed himself to be a controlling freak, and then eventually being murdered by said guy? In my country this is a legit epidemic phenomenon. Women being raped and murdered on disproportionate number for being women who got into a relationship. The kind of case you’re talking about is so rare and you even talking about it is such an exaggeration that I cannot help but think you actually think women being raped and murdered is less important than one in 18381748818482748248837484 dudes getting falsely accused. The statistics show it just doesn’t happen enough to warrant any concern. Feminicide does. Because it happens, constantly, all over the world, at staggering rates. Just yesterday I had to talk a younger girl into breaking up with her boyfriend because he was starting to look dangerous.
How many men do you actually know, personally, that were thrown into jail? How many of them were imprisoned for no good reason?
@Cool Person Lmao shut the fuck up
Manubibi Walsh People are wrongfully accused of crimes and thrown in prison all the time. You sound naive or in denial.
@Cool Person imagine being the EXACT type of person this movie trailer is criticising and not realizing it, wow u must be so proud
The aesthetic of this movie is so wicked, pastels and neons, bathed in a darker and horrifying truth, it’s absolutely amazing
@se fi I wouldn’t necessarily say NO other movies have, consider jawbreaker, and heathers, both have candy inspired or very vivid light color palettes paired with a dark and gruesome story, which makes them all the more amazing
@se fi American Mary
@MUFC I don’t care about sports
@@mattlibra3139 can even argue that drive does as well, definitely not the first rape revenge movie either, maybe its the first stylized one though?? still need to give this a chance n watch it
I find it hypocritical. Woman fakes being drunk to fuck over mens lives? Cardi B did that and literally got away with it. But if a man does that, "OH GOD". The "Me Too" movement died after that college girl said she got raped, drug her mattress around, then investigators found texts of her saying she lied and bragged about it. That man who was claimed lost his scholarship, got expelled, his Lacrosse team, and was deemed a rapist. Yet that girl was never punished. If i was the Lacrosse college player, id sue the shit out of her and the college AND demand my place back in the college and team or else get sued too. Yeah some men do take advantage of drunk women, but when a woman does it or drugs a man, no one bats an eye. Its so irritating.
This toxic violin kinda gives me an impression how gaslighted and furious Britney must feel inside....
uh sure? lmao
🙌🏼 yes
@@wholemilk6001 ok Justin
I was wondering what the song name is. Thanks!
👏 wow
"The title is a reference to Brock Turner, a Stanford University student who was convicted of sexual assault in 2016. Despite his conviction, he was referred to by some as a "Promising Young Man."
what does that mean ?
Really ?
@@starr2870 it means that Turner did a terrible thing, but some people (much like the Dean at the college) care more about the predator than the victim of said predator.
@@aryamishra4872 yep
I’m sorry, but someone could still be referred to as being “promising” even after they have done something terrible. Just because someone did bad things, doesn’t mean they didn’t used to have promise.
The amount of people insulting her age/calling her crazy and letting the title fly right over their heads is hilarious. She was a promising young woman until she had to drop out. And this movie genre is a “thriller”
The movie was good, the message on the other hand was shit.
@@donjon123 the person above is saying it's a thriller. i don't know if you have ever seen one of those, but usually is not something that should leave you a message to be applied in your own life. However, i do think there is a pretty strong "message" if you will. For me it's a women consumed by revenge who, in the most cinematic way, decides that boys won't be boys and somebody has to do something about it.
@@donjon123 Fragile much?
@@julypear2760 What's that suppose to mean is it suppose to offend me?
@@Cami-sp2tq "and decides boys won't be boys"... What the hell is that supposed to mean? I hate that quote btw..its idiotic
“Who needs brains, they never did a girl any good”, her other character, Daisy, in The Great Gatsby says the line “That’s the best thing a girl in this world can be, a beautiful little fool”.
Yessss such a great catch!
OOOOH GOOD CATCH! I was wondering why Carey saying it jolted something in me!
@@kevinilango7896 I'm literally watching the great Gatsby now hahaha great movie
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Dumbest quote ever.
The scene with Dean Walker, that right there had my blood boiling. When it was time to talk about Nina, she couldn’t care less and swept it under the carpet, when she thought it was happening to her daughter, all hell broke loose. Amazing film. It’s just upsetting to know that it happens in real life.
@Nomar Doe Okay director.
@Nomar Doe No thank you. If you say that scene was terrible, then it’was terrible.
@Nomar Doe Cry some more.
Great scene but very bad acting though
@Nomar Doe okay, incel
Those who say this film portrays all men in negative light conveniently forgot the lawyer who was forgiven and ended up helping Cassie. Or the harmless father.
oh ok so there are 2 nice guys left in the entire movie. Nice! And how many women are portrayed in negative light?
@@elwingy the friend who turned a blind eye to her best friends allegations, and the school dean who wouldn't investigate the allegations. The film isn't black or white saying all men are bad and all women are great.
@@Lucky13_537 it also didn't seem to paint Cassie as a perfect person either! I think that most of what she did was justified but she still had many friends and relatives telling her that getting a new job and moving on would serve her well because the way she had been living her life was harmful to her and others. They had the right idea because as much as it's extremely difficult to move on from traumatic events, people have to find some way to do it if they want life to be less miserable.
@@elwingy so? Suck it up it’s a movie that’s finally speaking about a big issue that most men say is “insignificant”
@@mariafausti3128 there are much better films than this one dealing with these issues...way better... And I already said I am fine with the film, just dont go into bullshit territory to justify some of its very clear suggestions...
this movie was very powerful... i see many men bitching about how men are portrayed in this movie but as a man i have to say the men who complained about that are the same men you see in this movie..
where did you watch it?
so powerful. also they managed to add so many unoriginal twists where had my hand over my mouth. so great
Hope she sees this mate
@@Duygu-we3of you can watch it on soap2day . to
And as a woman, I think it's bullshit that every man is being portrayed as a rapist asshole. And yeah, the men in this movie are disgusting, but the men in the comments with reasonable criticism and that don't like that a bunch of man-hating women in the comments are getting so much support aren't. It's asinine that people constantly demonize those with differing POVs.
Men mad at this movie like we haven’t seen violence against women portrayed in every film genre, music, art etc for our whole lives.
@A Very Angry Gringo she's obviously targeting certain men she KNOWS has done these things. So you saying that we shouldn't generalize all guys like this and then generalizing that all guys aren't like this is hypocrisy in it's finest. We're just saying that FINALLY there's a movie out there that doesn't show the woman as a poor shell of a broken person but a strong badass who's going to hurt them back. Other movies of the like are I Spit On Your Grave 1 and 2.
I know many men, including my husband who has actually stopped a few men from doing these things too. He has actually gotten physical with the guys and then got the girl's friends to take her home safely.
I'm an equal opportunity hater...f**k everybody haha. If you haven't seen American Mary check it out. Same with Starry Eyes. They should be right up your alley. If you haven't checked them out ... trailers are online...Both female centric, underground classic horror movies. Your welcome. 😈⚡🤘
Two wrongs don't make a right.
Why, though? It’s a movie, and it’s worth watching; the ending was really meh, but it was a good movie.
Why are we mad?
THIS HAS JUST BEEN NOMINATED FOR OSCAR'S BEST PICTURE OMG DESERVEDDDD
It has all the recipe for a best pictrure win: editing, writing, directing and acting
Carey better win Best Actress or else we're riot
Carey is the current frontrunner... She will win
Just watched it. Ms. Mulligan was phenomenal! Great, great movie.
@R A Gotta disagree on that my guy.
I'm honestly glad she was able to get revenge not just for Nina, but for herself as well.
The way I see it wasn’t revenge at all it was Justice or a lesson in a sense. She did give them a chance also to redeem themselves and the ones who didn’t taught them lesson without actually harming them..
That is why this movie is so different.
Revenge is personal she did everything to make what happened to her friend right.
@@bettyberova4131 Without actually harming them? She terrified a woman making her believe she'd been raped from some unknown man for DAYS. She threatened a woman telling her her kid was about to get raped by a bunch of guys God knows where. She wanted to cut her dead friend's name on a handcuffed guy's chest with a scalpel. She traumatized people for personal revenge. Justice would have been take the phone and go straight to the police telling names. Scare people like that is as wrong as what they did to her friend. The fact that people think she did something right or that she's a hero scares the shit out of me.
@@hysteria93 I'm sorry but I have to step in and comment. There isn't such thing as "justice." I've learned this the hard way by personal experience. As much as I understood the idea of "getting even," I'm not getting into the debate of morality, but justice is a joke anywhere in the world. Most of the time, it's more likely than not that those who are evil will get away with whatever they do. Sad, but true!🤷♂️
@@hysteria93 without actually harming them means she didnt actually let them get assaulted, unlike those people who either let nina get r@ped, filmed and laughed at her or dismissed her when she asked for help. they deserved way worse than they got, it was a very well justified harm. sometimes revenge equals justice like in this case
@@hysteria93 did you even watch the movie ? She made Madison to say that whatever happened to Nina was wrong but she didn't , even she said Nina was a drunkard and had a bad image of sleeping around after that she gave money to that guy to take her to hotel room
"Any man who has to say "I am a nice guy", is not nice at all."
Tywin Lannister, 299 AC.
Sorry not true. YOU CHOOSE TO BE NICE OR NOT. And I AM A NICE GUY. I grew up with 4 sisters. I have never and would never take advantage of a drung woman.
@@78.BANDIT oh, you grew up with FOUR sisters. Dude you must be the nicest guy in the world. So nice that you have obviously never said/spelt the word drunk before
@@78.BANDIT good for you but as nice as you are, the right thing to do would be to learn to be nicer, not to go around taking about how nice you are.
Stupid
@@78.BANDIT oh so being related to a woman makes you nice guys? I had no idea that rapists were born without mothers. Also it's TRUE tho that no nice guy has to say that he's a nice guy ...you can understand it by their behaviour hun
Mulligan acting mean instead of sweet and kind is so fresh. Thank god, she flipped that image here. It is so cool.
You should see her film Shame (2011)
Have you seen Inside Lewin Davis?? She is extremely mean there
she's so sweet and naive in An Education (2009) but that movie is just okay.
she was a selfish bitch in the great gatsby
She was amazing in wildlife
This film is sheer genius. What’s so great about Emerald Fennell is that she isn’t afraid to go to the places everyone else is afraid to go creatively. This is the greatest example of that, but you can see it so clearly in the episodes of Killing Eve that she wrote as well. She’s an incredible talent, I can’t wait to see the new projects she’s working on.
I agree. I loved Promising Young Woman, and although it technically came out last year, it’s my favorite movie that I’ve seen this year (I wasn’t able to see it until early 2021).
Emerald Fennell is a true auteur for this
@@15Candles 🤣😂
I think it was a quality movie. It's interesting that some people really don't like it. Maybe it's just that those people don't like revenge movies?
I've experienced the "nice guy" before he listened to my problems made me feel like I was safe and then as soon as I was vulnerable (not sober) he took advantage and did what he wanted. Just because they don't grab you and push you to the floor aggressively straight away doesn't mean anything. The men who plan and gain your trust are worse in my opinion. The worse part is they actually believe that being nice gives them some kind of entitlement to our bodies, I've had remarks like "I bought you food" and apparently that automatically means they deserve sex. It's truly disgusting how a lot of mens minds work, you should not be praised for not touching a woman without consent, it's just being a decent human. You do not deserve praise or a thank you for not assaulting someone or for stopping an assault, you see someone who's vulnerable then be a decent human being and protect them without any expectation of a reward or a thank you. Being drunk, wearing revealing clothing or even flirting is not an invitation or concent to anything. It's not the woman's fault that men can't keep it in there pants. I see plenty of men walking around shirtless my first thought is not he clearly wants to get fucked, I don't even take a second look. Why is it okay for men to reveal their bodies or to flirt with no expectation of anything but when a woman does "she's asking for it".
Why are you drinking near guys? Why don't you do it at your home, or somewere you feel safe?...with people you know. First of all, a lady should't use alcoholic drinks in a present of a man... But, then again...what do you know about what lady is...
@@alexneo3277 there is so much wrong with this i don't even know where to start you clearly don't know what bang a man is cos you're a sad excuse for one. Absolutely pathetic! I can drink where tf i want, I am not going to change that because men can't keep it in their pants. Pubs and clubs are not only meant for men oh sorry would you rather go to a bar full of just men? Goodluck with that cos unless you are going to a gay bar it's a bit odd but each to their own. You actually are a sad little man and if you truly think like that then I hope karma gets you hun. Also the times I've been assaulted was at family parties and in my own home I've never actually been out drinking so your statement is invalid here. Think you need to go back to school and learn how to talk to people, because unless we have gone back a hundred years your points are futile and won't be accepted here. Have being alone cos with that attitude I don't know any woman who would touch you.
@@alexneo3277 lol you’re a fucking idiot.
@@alexneo3277 You are a sad sad excuse for a human.
@@alexneo3277 Are u being serious? So what you're basicly saying is if a woman is drunk men are allowed to rape her?! U have problems.
There's a difference between a nice guy and a good man
Yes. There is. Now the real question is: Is there such a thing as a good man?
Find out next episode
That’s sexist if you have to ask that kind of questioning. Seemingly implying that there may not be any good men.
@@dayleo wow, sexism is so funny when it's done to men! You're so brave, do you want a sticker?
@@itsthatonechickagaincallth7843 Wow, we got a sensitive little man, did they hurt your feelings? 😢
Vicious misandry that is as disturbing as it is relentless. The film is an unabashed girl-power polemic and propaganda piece that espouses the imaginary boogeyman of a pervasive ‘rape culture’ that has only ever existed in the warped minds of Women’s Studies majors and feminist fanatics.
i really like the rendition of toxic
I think it's the Two Cellos version if you need the full song
It's really cool. You'd think someone would have done it before.
@@JDT4 it's actually Archimia's cover.
It's the Archimia String Quartet version, the full version is in "no limits String Quartet" album about Archimia.... From Italy.. Thank you
@@JDT4 ua-cam.com/video/cggdzc0ynKw/v-deo.html her the full version of toxic by Archima string quartet...thank you
Any man who complains about this movie proves the movie's point.
@@fealdorf How was it suicide though? I mean I thought to myself “I’d just play dead and roll off the bed” but you wont think like that in the moment… I guess she expected not making it out of there again, but to me that’s not suicide
@@maja194 just finished this movie 5 minutes...she was going to a cabin filled with men in the middle if the woods, yes she knew it could be dangerous
@@gregXxo which still does not equal suicide.
@@maja194 I know, I was agreeing with you
@@gregXxo Ah my bad, sorry😂
This movie should at last win 2 oscars: Best leading actress and best original screenplay. Or we’ll riot
The competition this year is tough for it
have you watched pieces of a woman? vanessa is doing sooooo good and I think she deserves way more than this actress, although they are both amazing!
Ofcourse I did :) I’ll be happy with both but Carey has been acting for quite long right now and I think she really deserves an Oscar. She’s been nominated 2 times. Venessa still have time
WERE NOT FUCKING RIOTING LETS GOOOOOOOOOOO
it won original screenplay. sad that carey mulligan lost, i was rooting for her too
I like the word play in the title, isn't promising young man what they called Brock turner
oooooooooh shots fired
I didn’t catch that. I’m so excited for a Gone Girl type serial killer.
as long as she doesn’t have to like. Learn a lesson about how unsatisfying revenge is or whatever I’m seeing this movie like six times
Ella Giddings exactly!
This is exactly what I thought!
bigpimpdaddy69 That’s actually on my list for watching already! Do you recommend it along the same lines as Gone Girl?
I was just a bit wary of the tonal difference between an adult woman planning meticulous revenge to a smart child understanding her situation and using that to her advantage.
I understand paedophilia is already a very unsettling subject from films like Mysterious Skin, and it will be much harder to watch even when the payoff is an incredible, emotional story and a better understanding of abuse survivors. So maybe this is unrealistic... but I still kind of want Ellen Page’s character to have a lot of the power from the outset. I hate the bit in these “femmesploitation” type slashers where the woman is (not that it’s her fault at all) manipulated and suddenly the door closes and she has to realise she’s less safe than she thought she was. Does that make sense? I want more creative revenge than suspense that the evil man will actually win in these films.
“I am a nice guy”
Are you sure about that
Big daddy Julio fagell
your pfp fits perfectly with your comment!!
I've said it before and I'll say it again, the person who lies to himself and believes his own lie....that's the biggest fool of them all....
he sure is a _Nice Guy™_ tbh.
The way he kissed her is just awful.
No man should ever engage in any casual sexual activity with any woman when she is under any kind of influence, no matter how forthcoming or willing you think she is
ur absolutely correct
That’s just ridiculous buddy. If she consents then she consents. You’re saying I can’t have sex with my girlfriend just because we’ve both had something to drink? What a ridiculous statement…
@@lurid9602 I'm specifically referring to someone you meet that is clearly under the influence. No one can truly consent when their judgment is impaired. Nor should they be driving even if they want to. Our job is to protect them.
@@jesusnebot wait hold on...when was that our job?...I thought protecting was the cops and military job...
@@chopper8946 have you heard of the golden rule? Caring for one another is how we can protect others when they are most vulnerable and strengthen our society.
There's something wrong with anyone who says that rape culture isn't real. It's very real and and traumatizing to anyone, male or female, who finds out the hard way. And I'm talking about in different countries as well.
Rape culture is real but it's irrelevant in western world.. sure there are tones of rapes in colleges and everywhere but those cannot imply as culture. Come to the eastern countries and see what's it like. You will literally see and not heard about it.
@@MrGreen655 You don't know where I've been
@@MrGreen655 When the automatic response to rape allegations in a society is to question the victims trustworthiness and character, rather than the accused's, and the chance of being actually punished for rape is absurdly minimal, despite the fact that the chance of a man being raped is bigger than the chance of a man being falsely accused of rape, which is absolutely the case in western society, then yes, rape culture definitely IS relevant to discuss, and a very real problem, in the western world. You even say it yourself: there are tons of rape being committed in for example colleges, but even when there is evidence to back up the victims claims, the justice system generally favours the rapist in court rather than the victims right to justice.
@@myriah1969 just because you’ve had bad experiences doesn’t mean you can just assume without statistical evidence that there is a “culture” for rape in 1st world western society. If you think there is rape ‘culture’ in America or any 1st world country, you should go to the Middle East where women are actually raped 24/7 and don’t have rights. I understand some people are bad and do bad things, but blaming a whole gender and creating the false idea of a ‘culture’ without evidence is just extreme.
@@lurid9602 I never blamed an entire gender, I included men. Also, I already mentioned rape in other countries in my original comment. And if you want, I can send you some articles on rape culture.
"We get accusations like this all the time" "I have to give him the benefit of the doubt" Its chilling because its what people actually spout
There's nothing wrong with that last statement, though. Innocent until otherwise proven. Otherwise you end out with Amber Heard type situations.
@@SquigPie right but when you're using that as reaoning for dismissing allegations, like the lady seems to be doing, then it becoms problematic. And under the law you dont assume someone was 'too nice' to sexually assault a woman because anyone could do it. People end up being silenced by these satements. The prevalance of false accusations is overstated and then used as basis to dismiss true allegations
@@hannahea9401 totally agree.
@@hannahea9401 It's better that 10 guilty men go free than one innocent man be wrongly convicted
@@hida7962 I get why you might say but that 10 to1 is not hyperbole its actually what happens and its not even going as far as conviction, people dont even acknowledge their trauma. Those 10 guilty men go on living their lives while the people they hurt hide their pain maybe even continuing the cycle. Anyways my point is both situations cause trauma so we need to stop dussuading people from talking about their assault because we dont want to deal with that reality.
I really loved this movie. It’s realistic in the most cruel/unfair ways.
No it wasnt, it was a writer projecting her disdain for men on a script so hard that it interrupted the immersion into the story.
@@tinab7227 I didnt hate the film, was decent, nothing special though. Like I said, the writer’s projection on the script took away from the immersion, was a film for a certain type of feminist, so it would obviously resonate with them.
@@tinab7227 well, you can only speak for yourself. But okay. ✌️
@@JKaiserable Well you didn’t say “her projecting her disdain” is strictly your perception/opinion either 😉
@@JKaiserable nope, people get away with r@pe way too often in real life, it is very very realistic. for all the assholes (most likely like yourself) who always love asking victims for proof, also shows how the proof doesnt do any good
Who is here after 5 Oscars nominations including Carey Best Leading Actress WELL DESERVED
She deserves to win and I hope it also wins best Best picture and best director. Phenomenal.
Frances McDormand was just better. Well deserved.
@@jeffharding5725 be serious
Just saw it, and it's an incredible, incredible film. The story, the acting, I've never seen anything quite like it before.
Me too
I see what you did there 😂@@Nasty-8165iqbqbnqpqn
This film was magnificent. I would be surprised if this didn’t end up being contender for film of the year.
A man named Collins wants to talk to you.
@@rubicunduseratiudas1264 plz shut up. you're probably one of those "nice guys" featured in the movie
@@planetclownfishbrain7052 I can’t even begin to imagine how unfuckable you must be to have the time and energy to go on a feminist movie’s trailer and comment your sexist bullshit (and probably resentful) ideas that nobody gives a fuck about, in attempt to get anyone to give you any attention. Yikes.
@@lunar4724 touched a nerve there, did he, eh, Loonie???
@@planetclownfishbrain7052 She's not beautiful, but she's not ugly. What's a "brack man"???
Toxic fits the trailer like a glove
So would look what you made me do. I think anyway
Indeed. You do have to believe that toxic masculinity BS to enjoy that trailer.
@@SCharlesDennicon did you not pay attention to what was happening in the trailer?
@@ChronicallyUnique Oh yes I did. And ?
SCharlesDennicon yeah, some people are pigs. They take something that is not theirs and get upset about the consequences. This has to do with events literally occurring every 73 seconds (RAINN, 2020). You being ignorant to sexual assaults just hurts you and the people you know-or may not know who are survivors.
This movie is so much more deep and meaningful then it gets credit for. Every scene is perfectly thought out and placed. She is literally in a jesus, crucifixion pose throughout the film along with this whole "promising young men" complex and how flawed not only men but women are on this topic.
I also thought she‘s a genius, it‘s an incredible movie! Weird that so many people told me they hate it or they find the movie too "cheap", I really don‘t get it, I think it‘s a masterpiece and should win tons of prices!
**spoilers** and what a martyr she became… 🫣
@@emiliataubic9644 I'm sure the ones hating it are boys. Or did any girls say they hate this movie what you know?
This movie won Best Original Screenplay at the Oscars congrats. Though Carey was robbed big time, her win in Critics Choice and Independent Spirit Awards is enough for me. Congrats to Emerald, Carey, Bo and everyone who worked on this movie. I love this movie, i can see it'll be a classic in the future
when she said *hey what are you doing* I was likE oH-
Chills
OH SNAP
right i think i skipped a heartbeat especially because i didn't remember the synopsis when I watched it
i mean, technically he mightve been drunk too, but then the movie would just be a sober woman torturing drunk dudes
@@jsmith434w Being drunk is no excuse to physically harm People wtf
"What are you gonna do?"
"I don't know... maybe get an Oscar"
Definitely!
Just watched this movie, and it left me cold. As someone who grew up protected and surrounded by wonderful women who have been through so much… I feel it and it hurts
One of the best movies ever. Perfectly portrayed a lot of real issues in a dark, twisted, and respectful manner.
this is the only movie i’ve actually wanted to see in a long time. i think all victims/survivors can say we’ve been waiting for more movies like this our whole lives.
Yes girl yes!
Seems a lil unhealthy ngl
@@chillmoney3858 i know rigjt
I agree
@@chillmoney3858 how is it unhealthy that us survivors of finally are happy that people are bringing more light to situations like the ones presented in the trailer🤔
Just saw it AND EVERYONE NEEDS TO SEE THIS
Me too! I can't stop thinking about it
@@rubicunduseratiudas1264 yet it exists because it happens. It’s disgusting and wrong but people do it. This we can not deny. Humans have done many atrocities through out history and this is one of them. Rape has occurred in every country of the world and nearly all species have been raped - we’re just the only species that have a name for it.
Needed more Rape/Cosby scenes to succeed.
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No . Only the pople who want to See it should.
She looks 20 and 40 years old at the same time and I liked it.
her character is 30, which is exactly in-between, but you're pathetic and shallow so fuck u
Carey is between 20 and 40, she's 35 anyways
Thats your 30s in a nutshell
@@DANIELGORMANN Lmao, you get offended easily, huh?
@@DANIELGORMANN dude your targeting needs some ajustment... he didn´t say explicitly what you thought of there... your are letting fury guide you
I just finished this movie. The twist was UNBELIEVABLE
toxic with violin omg i need that track and movies where women take revenge are always good
I find a lot of them so corny and over the top...this one just felt right...even the way she went out was so boss...the freaking score is on another level, everything about this production of this movie, the outfits, her country dresses, her parent's house, the staging of the shots...and that damn music...WOW
I love the irony of when she saw Ryan the first time in the movie the song that was playing was “Nothing’s gonna hurt you baby” and he hurt her.
It wasn’t revenge at all it was Justice or a lesson in a sense. She did give them a chance also to redeem themselves and the ones who didn’t taught them lesson without actually harming them..
That is why this movie is so different.
Revenge is personal she did everything to make what happened to her friend right.
this version of Toxic is by Archimia String Quartet, an Italian group
It's easier to create a vaccine for Coronavirus than to find where or how to watch this movie.
It literally says in description coming out in theaters this Christmas.
Jool Vael You missed this train honey. Technically, this is a re-release date. It’s even already available on Amazon Prime UK.
@@diegorodas4623 I can’t find it on Amazon prime! Is it still on there?😭
@@diegorodas4623 Here in the States, this was supposed to be released theatrically in April. Now, it's one more month- depending on which localities don't reintroduce stay at home orders.
@@keishasenior1439 look on CinemaHD
So much misogyny in the replies of the comment section.
Great movie about people's perceptions of themselves as 'good" and what they might do if they could get away with it. Carey was terrific.
Well said. “What they might do if they could get away with it.” That is a scary thought.
@@TheCityDweller1 Should have said, "what they WOULD do," as most women are raped by someone they know, even her husband.
I like thinking that the director saw GLOW and said: " I want the whole cast here!".
Plus I'm happy to see Carey playing other roles besides "demure lady".
Super into this role for Carey but if it were Betty Gilpin?... DEAD.
Oh please, women are just saying this because she's torturing men. If she was playing a female assassin who targeted only women (or targeted women with equal measure as she does men), all this feminist happy dance would turn into reeees of outrage.
Shinobi Vega Women struggles shouldn’t be downplayed in order to bring up men struggles. They both go through shit in society end of story.
@@sigmaK9 she's torturing and murdering men who've tried to sexually assault her... while also dealing with the comments victims always get and even her friends not believing her.
@@sigmaK9 She didn't kill nor torture them. She calls them out when they try to take advantage of her and tries to make them change their ways.
"What's my name?"
"Sorry maybe that one's too hard."
Sally Sparrow is going to wreck every man up.
Kerri Wells ur a sexist piece of trash
DON’T BLINK!!
Don't drop that doughnut out of excitement
Id like him to ask her whats mine and see if she knows
@@talthan do you no get the point that the guy was going to have sex without her permission and when he defended himself with I feel a real connection she called him out on his bullshit with basic questions
As a father with daughters .. there’s no way a man should ever hate this film.
Period .
Why not?
@@jimmyreece5781because you're not allowed to have opinions when it comes to female self victimization
@@groinBlaster31 self victimization huh? People like you prove the point of this movie.
"It's a guy's worst nightmare getting accused of something like that" - "Can you guess what every woman's worst nightmare is?" BEST LINE EVER. Louder for the people in the back please
it’s also every man’s worst nightmare. i hate how nobody gives a single shit about men and when they get assaulted but women get to portray every man to be like this.
Finally a movie about the inadequate procedures in place that let young women suffer in College. Can't wait to see this!
Claire Conolly Inadequate procedures? Such as what
Kimberlee Ponson Well if we’re gonna be totally honest with ourselves...some women are definitely liars? I didn’t really think I’d live to see a day where I had to establish that. It’s really not an assumption 😂or would you disagree that some women are liars? & tbh I don’t doubt that there probably have been colleges in the past that haven’t punished rapists as harshly as they should’ve but I think it’s a mistake to act as if ALL colleges wouldn’t punish rapists if there was sufficient evidence against them
@VIII Maus Yes, I'm being sarcastic. Feminism is self contradictory rubbish, and this trope of men as oppressors and women as victims is vacuous.
Men and women worked together throughout history.
They've created a stupid fantasy, and unfortunately, people can't see through the delusion.
anonymous user Um if turning the tables means murder?? Cool idea for a movie sure but in real life? Perhaps not the best idea to encourage women to throw their own life away by rotting in jail even if it’s because they murdered their rapist
VIII Maus Perfectly said I don’t think inciting violence in the comments is the answer but women do definitely come forward quicker so the necessary authorities can do the necessary tests to catch the rapist
this film is proof carey mulligan WAS tired of being nice and DID want to go apeshit
If only Bono was there to play the Bonobobo, no sonny and cher involved (i suppose:)
I really want to see this movie, i hope that it will reach theaters here (Switzerland), but i seriously doubt about it
She already went crazy in "Shame," but no one really payed attention to her in that film as she got upstaged by Michael Fassbender and his nudity!
@@Janexcalibur >>Fun how i commented on Shame today, her role in shame was the one of a lost girl, if i do remember well , nothing seems solid to catch around her, apparently his brother is more solid but this is just apparent, she shows expose her wounded soul , he rather hide it, it only shows how savage it is in mid-night in deviant backstreet clubs with pale blue neon lights
True that she deserved more for this movie, Fassbender do the shadow
I should watch it again it's been 7-8 years since i've seen it, i would "analyse" it closely, specially Mulligan performance
@@Janexcalibur she also wasn’t the main character so...
She was bad in northhanger abbey, that was a great movie.
Carey Mulligan really brought the movie to life for me. She did a fantastic job. And anyone who hasn’t seen this movie GO WATCH IT NOW
I'm japanese.🇯🇵
There are many issues in Japan.
The theme of this movie is one of them.
Thank you for making this movie.
ありがとう。
Bruh, that ending. Goddamn. This movie was so good.
Bahahahah
I was legit shocked about that endingm. It was so unpredictable and a crazy twist, I almost had a heart attack while watching it. I love the way the film ends, speechless tbh
Toooooo gooooood. I don't know how was it possible for the guy to get the texts.
@@khonkhosilelihle7414 It's a scheduled message. She already set it up before she went to the cabin.
It was PERFECT, until she died, then it was ruined.
I just finished it. Holy shit I need to lie down. Best film of the year.
Where can you watch it???
its intriguing from beginning to end
@@liahthomas4897 Amazon. It's worth every dollar.
Heres the thing. I find this movie insanely hypocritical. Remember how Cardi B did the same thing? No one batted an eye. Remember the college student who drug her mattress around campus and claimed she was raped on it? The man she claimed got kicked off the Lacrosse team, expelled, and deemed a rapist. Which turned out to be a complete lie? No one batted an eye. But if a man does something, "OMG we got to raise Hell on him." I agree having sex with a drunk girl while you're sober is wrong, but what happens if BOTH of you are drunk? She can literally just "say" you raped her and the man is always the one screwed over while she walks away.
did you just say film of the year????
I just watched this movie with my best friend, and we were floored. We were not expecting the twists and turns, from start to intensely emotional finish. It had similarities to shows we love like “Girl from Nowhere” and movies like “Kill Bill.” 10/10 would watch on the edge of my seat again!
I am reading a lot about “Revenge “ The way I see it wasn’t revenge at all it was about Justice and also a lesson in a sense. She did give them a chance also to redeem themselves and the ones who didn’t taught them lesson without actually harming them(which she could have); same as the man from the bars.
That is why this movie is so different.
Revenge in a sense is this notion is about personal Vendetta about making the individual feel better but this was more. She tried doing everything by the book first since the system failed them and so did other individuals(you could even say society itself)she did everything to make what happened to her friend right especially with the ultimate sacrifice. Then finally Justice was served.
I wonder if the production company is aware that April is sexual assault awareness month in the United States. This will be perfect timing for a lot of educational efforts happening that month... it would be even better if it were released earlier in the month.
I'm sure that it wasn't an accident.
April is actually Autism awareness month, just saying
The month is home to a few awarenesses. It's okay to have more than one.
Rasha Shaker oh ok
I plan on seeing this because of that reason! Plus I like Emerald Fennel!
I hated and loved the ending at the same time.
*I know. Her dying really sucks!! And especially since it was at the hands of Al Munroe!*
@@krichard8509 yeah
@@krichard8509 It sucked, it was a punch in the gut, I hated watching it, but at the same time, it was kind of realistic, and very powerful. They could have had her somehow fight her way out, which would have felt like cheap hollywood action, or they could have had Ryan white knight up in there and save her, which would have been unsatisfying. The fact that she had to literally die so that one man could be arrested is a powerful statement.
me too. How did she get him arrested? What happened to all the others? I guess they made their point but I wanted more!
I think that's how your supposed to feel.
Genuinely one of the best endings I’ve ever seen. My jaw was on the floor, everyone needs to see this!
The ending of this film was incredible. Totally unexpected and a great use of music
I just didn’t like that she died. That’s just my opinion the other stuff was great but all that for her to die was dumb.
Ironically, the first song in the trailer is “Nothing’s Gonna Hurt You Baby” by Cigarettes Atter Sex. For those wondering
by chance would u happen to know who covered it?? i loved this version
Vicious misandry that is as disturbing as it is relentless. The film is an unabashed girl-power polemic and propaganda piece that espouses the imaginary boogeyman of a pervasive ‘rape culture’ that has only ever existed in the warped minds of Women’s Studies majors and feminist fanatics.
@@rubicunduseratiudas1264
copy and paste is powerful
Yes, ruined the song.
mydnyghtamethyst Oh well
I can’t get over the necklace at the ending. It was so (bitter)sweet.
Vicious misandry that is as disturbing as it is relentless. The film is an unabashed girl-power polemic and propaganda piece that espouses the imaginary boogeyman of a pervasive ‘rape culture’ that has only ever existed in the warped minds of Women’s Studies majors and feminist fanatics.
look mommy!! I found an incel
Ugh just bawled my eyes out again remembering that part.
@@rubicunduseratiudas1264 cry about it
@@xFizzySkittlesx About a movie? ha ha ha ha... Sorry, I meant, HA HA HA HA HA... Kids! You're a kid aren't you. I mean if you were an adult, you're replies would only manifest a strange inferiority complex.
The amount of colors in the movie that made me so obsessed with this movie 😂 seen it 5 times and my god, Carey needs to win an Oscar for this
the fact that they twisted all expectations of a revenge thriller movie is phenomenal. the use of bright colors to contrast the darkness of the movie was just cherry on top. And the ending? my god. it was far from typical revenge movies. amazing cast and emerald fennel. thank you!
Please give us this film. We could REALLY use a win here, y’all.
I agree. Terminator 1 & 2. The Alien series. And the X-men and GI Joe. And Wonder Woman. And the X-Files. And the Avengers and the Justice League. And Catwoman and Batgirl. Buffy the Vampire Slayer. And Street Fighter and Resident Evil. Failures all. Yes, all failures, no strong, powerful women to be found in any western media before now. Without "Promising Young Woman", we would have no strong, powerful female characters to look up to. Oh, Hollywood, save us!
@@sigmaK9 nailed it.💯
@@sigmaK9 You sound bitter
Shinobi Vega
I think she was talking specifically in the context of sexual assault.
@@sigmaK9 NO WE HAVE A TOXIC WOMAN WHO IS A FEMNIST
Rooting for Carey Mulligan for an Oscar this year, after her oscars-deserving performance in An Education.
if she's not nominated and the movie is not nominated we ride at dawn
Bruh, i'm so upset that BAFTA snubbed Carey 100%, ugh such a crime, i'm rooting for Carey to win her Oscar
@@15Candles It's unfair that Carey was not nominated for Bafta. Hope Oscar will do her justice.
@@15Candles I hope she'll win the oscar and be like 'In your face, Bafta!'
@@15Candles Bafta and golden globes have become bullshit , nowdays it's all about race and diversity they just nominate more Black actors and give them awards ignoring the real talent , hope the oscars do justice to Carey.
this is the type of film that you won't forget, just watched it and feeling alot right now.. wow
And britney spears’ instrumental “toxic” just makes this even better 🙌🏻
this version of Toxic is by Archimia String Quartet, an Italian group
There's something enthralling in that "I don't know", I can't stop repeating that part.
This is SUCH an EXCELLENT Movie! Painful truth in every moment. Part dark revenge comedy, part psychological thriller - a hint of FRESH but distorted RomCom. All gripping and fascinating. Amazing performances. I hope it wins all sorts of awards and MILLIONS of people see it. Better than a PSA.
I hardly ever watch oscar nominated movies, but man I gotta see this
Couldn’t agree more.
Highly exaggerated and unrealistic.
LOL @@jeffharding5725!
Emerald Fennell won an Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay for A Promising Young Woman along with additional nominations for Best Picture, Best Director (for her directorial debut), Best Actress (Carey Mulligan) and Best Film Editing.
Fennell also won Best Original Screenplay at the Critics' Choice Awards, Writers' Guild Awards, and British Academy Film Awards.
So ... uhm... your online opinion (and opaque male gaze) versus... hmnnn... I think I'll go with reality.
SO TRUE
This movie is very original. Very well-directed and well-written. The music tracks are chosen intelligently. The cast delivers and surprises. This is not a movie about bad men. This is a movie about one of the wrong things in our modern society. The several twists keep surprising the viewer. The ending makes speechless. And the last scene reminded me so much of Cruel Intentions back in the days... A very entertaining movie. With depth. Sadness. Intensity. Somehow I got the feeling that I was watching 2 movies in 1. There's the plot shown in the trailer "a girl that teaches guys a lesson", but there's the second parallel plot with the whole Nina-revenge storyline. I don't know how I feel about the fact that both plots could have been individual movies... hm... but all in all it was one of the best & smartest movies that I have seen in a while. The details... all those little details. (And, again, this movie is not about hating men. Remember the father's character or Alfred Molina's character... not all men are bad. Some are. And some women are as well. )
I completely agree. I loved Promising Young Woman, and although it technically came out last year, it’s my favorite movie that I’ve seen this year (I wasn’t able to see it until early 2021). I remember when I went to go see it in the theater and I felt the exact same way you did. I didn’t think it was an anti-man movie at all.
@@cooperwolfe5478 I am glad you enjoyed the movie as much as I did :) Have a wonderful day
The first couple of scenes had me seething! I’ve had similar experiences and the words and ploys of the men struck with such bitter familiarity. It was actually very validating to witness such a scene from a third perspective and recognize how wrong it is. I hope a lot of people see this movie!
This movie was SOOOOOOOOOO good. Carey Mulligan deserves an Oscar nomination. She's amazing!!!!
She deserves the Oscar win !
Gives me hope seeing men support this. Good men still out there
@@leonnalee2675 I have been making all my male friends (and female friends too) watch this!
@@craigbonney9723 as you should!
I wish this was a series!
Big Girl oh my gosh yes that would have been so much better
Big Girl
Me too.
Same! (there is a sort of a series in the same vibe called Why Women Kill! It's on of my faves, check it out!!!)
Check out Sweet/Vicious
Why? What's wrong with movies?
Just finished the movie. Am absolutely floored by Carey & the ending.
The scene where she's watching the video is so freaking disturbing.
Can we release this earlier? 👀 I NEED to see this NOW.
Today. I need to watch it today.
It’s in the video title
Or are you being sarcastic
I never get sarcasm
Corona said no💀
eren Eren comes out on christmas
You dont
This movie is so not what you think it is! Trust me, you need to go watch it!
Oh, and the aesthetics of this movie, simply beautiful! Amazing work!
Ubedila si me da ga pogledam.
Odličan film!
Feminism is to be expected. You could have just typed that out and saved your time.
@sinwithagrin
What's wrong with being a misogynist?
@sinwithagrin
Didn't answer my question
This movie is one of my favorite movies ever, the ending was sad but satisfying.
Omg, this trailer, this movie, it’s so good, I keep coming back to it, Emerald so deserved that Oscar! Carey is absolutely fantastic in this role!
I have always dreamt of getting a movie about a female descending into madness after years of dealing with abusive men and patriarchy. I'm so interested in this.
Ugh yes
Yeah you’re right let’s just forget about the men who also get abused and pressured by females too.
@@hmmreally4029 LOL we''ve had movies about men killing women with no background of what they've been through right and left so
@@hmmreally4029 Shall we throw you a pity party too ??
Ahmed Hathout What’s your point 😂🥴
As soon as a guy says “I’m a nice guy” you know they are lying...
tbh, any gendered person saying themselves they are nice is a good indication they are not.
That’s not true. Some of us are genuinely nice to women without ulterior motives.
@@VickStarkiller I think their point was that a self-proclaimed "nice guy" is usually a red flag. Of course there are plenty of men that are genuinely nice.
Cat Tricks sounds more like a generalization... so anyone who says they’re nice has to be lying. That isn’t rational. Nice people are as likely to tell you they’re nice as someone lying.
Anyway the movie looks awesome. This comments section is shit though.
booboobrinn ur a moron
This movie must be seen by every man, woman and child PERIOD. This movie spotlights the patriarchal society that poisons the beautiful people of this world who are victims to sexual assault and rape. It paints a clear picture of who the monsters of this world really are. So many "Promising Young Women" are lost in this world because of similar situations; this consumes them and destroys their entire lives. This film is painfully accurate, hauntingly relatable and chilling in every aspect. This movie is not dramatized, this is real life; the language, the actions, the reactions, the outcome....people victim blame women who dress a certain way- they think a skirt is an invitation, they claim women who are drunk to be "asking for it"- as if men never get wasted. Women's lives are ruined because "we have to give the man the benefit of doubt." No. I was irate by this scene, I thought they were all going to get away with it- as is the case with 98% of rapes that never see trial. But I will not lie when I say I was bawling when "Angel of Morning" started playing and the audience realizes Cassie planned to be murdered and was ready to take down Al, Joe, and Ryan. Queen. This movie was triggering, evoked so much raw pain and emotion but this ending was simply perfect.
This was a great movie. I never expected it to be an Oscar nominated film based in the trailer. I thought it would of been another aesthetic indie film but it was a lot more than that
A twitter user pointed out that she uses black, blue and red pens to mark the numbers. I wonder what it means and what the colours resemble.
The red marks are the men from the clubs who tried something with her & the black marks are those who didn’t
Coke What about the blue ones?
Guszamii pretty sure black and blue are both men who didn’t try it on with her (given they’re both the most neutral and common biros & make the red stand out even more) but we’ll have to wait and see ig?
bernardo furtado ooh I like that theory!! I guess we’ll j hv to wait n see
OH i was thinking that she just uses whatever pens are lying around, bc blue black and red are the most common colours you see in pens.
I could BARELY recognise Carey Mulligan. She looks so different to how she usually looks.
And she really pulls off the American accent.
Benjamin Tillema she does! That’s part of why I was in disbelief that it was her.
When I first saw this trailer, I thought that was Anna Farris.
This is a groundbreaking film. Will define a generation or thousands.
Sure. Many will copy the scheme. Shitty filmaker -> Shitty film but Shitty filmaker -> Shitty film about a popular cause -> oscar nomination
@@gatoski3603 awww, you got rejected again. Cry me a river snowflake
@@sesevenen2339 Ha right assuming the life of a stranger based on a comment.How inteligent. We talking about movies here if you something interesting to say about that then talk. If not you should simply say nothing and not invet stuff about peoples private life lol
Now this is the film we needed
This exposed the so called “NiceGuys” for who they really are
Just paid $20 to watch this movie on prime and have absolutely no regrets. I’ll be surprised if this film isn’t nominated for GG or Oscars. Reminds me of a mix of a Tarantino and Scorsese film.
Is it really graphic?
Honestly, this film came to me when I saw the headlines of Carey slamming down some straight up facts about Hollywood's obsession with sex bombshells in every movie. The more i learn about this film the more i love it, honestly.
Its nominated for 4 globes including best pic and best director
If this was anything like a Tarantino film, the heroine would've also been taking her rage and hatred out against women, as well. More specifically, the women who wronged her. But instead, all her rage is directed at men and only men. Because just like every feminist movie, only teh mens are the villains.
@@sigmaK9 Did you watch the same film as I did? There were two prominent instances (including one that changed the course of the plot) where she went after the women who contributed to her friend's situation (the dean and the old classmate). The film was definitely calling out everyone that was implicit in the crime, not just men.
@@sigmaK9 Why would you lie?
This looks SO good. Genuinely can’t wait to see this.
Also, Carey Mulligan looks a bit like Britney in this trailer, which makes it even more ironic that they’re playing Toxic throughout.
I just can't believe this is the same person that played Kitty Bennet in Pride & Prejudice
I see what you mean. But that's acting for you...
@@thedandelion157 I know that, I meant by, Carey usually plays characters in drama and period movies, it's awesome that she managed to branch out in playing this type of role. Makes you think how good she is as an actress
i have literally not heard of this movie or seen anything about it anywhere, i just came from tiktok about films to watch and i am already hooked. i can’t wait to watch it!!!
This version of Toxic is by Archimia... and its on Spotify!!!
Thank you! I've been wondering!
Thank you SO much! :D
Nessiechan thank you!!! we come from Italy....
Omg thank you!!
thank you frrr
This looks incredible. Like the movie I always dreamed of. The ultimate justified revenge fantasy. Now I can only hope the movie is as good as the trailer.
LOL what does it matter? You can't afford movie tickets anyway. How many feminist fantasy films have you allowed to fail in 2019 alone?
@@dhrgkbqxtjr2743 WWHHOOOAAAHHH. Calm your tits my dude. What are you talking about?
You're making a lot of assumptions about me that you don't have the right to.
I personally don't go out to films unless I have my family or parents with me because I'm not much of a movie goer. I specifically asked my dad to see Jojo Rabbit with me because I don't like seeing films by myself.
Regardless, a film's success has little to do with me. Just because a film is branded as "feminist" doesn't mean it actually is feminist and it doesn't mean I want to either. Many piece of media are branded as "feminist" these days without putting the effort into creating an actually worthwhile experience. Performative feminism is useless. Unless a product has something to say and does it well, I don't want it.
I am into real feminism, not the performative "girl boss/girl power" stuff that companies like disney make for woke points without putting any real effort into delivering a sound message.
Watch the I Spit On Your Grave triliogy and the movie M.F.A
@@ahmedhathoutt what are they about
@@LAngel2REAL LOLOLOLOLOLOL at this long ass essay. Triggered much? Looks like I struck a NERVE. Enjoy watching this crap fail at the box office just like every other feminist movie did in 2019. Booksmart, Terminator Dark Fate, Dark Phoenix, Charlie's Angels and Black Christmas all lost money by being manhating sexist bullshit. This movie will do the same.
Have been non-stop thinking about it after watching this last night...that ending hits so hard..the music the screenplay and the actors ALL DELIVERED their best!I found it amazing that they intentionally casted all actors who we grew up seeing playing as 'good guys/lovable friends' on screen as the predators while the lawyer and the dad are famous for doing roles on the more negative side. This movie is a masterpiece 💖
@Cherek Dauvin did you watch the movie?
Director did very well in this movie. Atmosphere is unique. Story is perfect.