currently majoring in communication and, whether the journalists made such uninteresting questions because 1. that's all they could come up with 2. their bosses told them what to ask or 3. both of them, this pained me to watch
Honestly I don't get how there's not more breakdowns and rage moments on these film panels. I wouldn't be able to stand it if it was consistently as bad as this one. I don't even think something like that would harm your image either, in fact it'll probably help it but actors all seem to be a little robotic
Most of them weren't even related to the movie. "Emma, you wore a stunning dress yesterday. How do you deal with being a woman in cinema?" How does that have anything to do with this film?
It seems like there are different rules and ethics in journalism, but my disappointment and expertise on journalism grow when journalists don't think outside the box. They seem to only ask questions provided by their media stations and don't consider asking questions about other members of the movie team. It's as if they are excluding them as if they were part of the security team.
You can see immediately what sort of a director he is with how relaxed and comfortable and casual the actors are around him, while Coppolla is great, his press conference was markedly stilted and awkward, he's a great visionary but infamously not an actors-director or something, Lanthimos clearly has his actors that he loves to work with, and who clearly love to work with him, its nice to see for a change. Not every director has to be a tortured visionary
The two type of questions: -Emma how do you feel the role of the rhinoceros in this film and you role in feminism as a woman? -Emma how it was the preparation for this role? And do you like dogs? How many times do you dye your hair?
They aren't even humans the way they all say their company at the start in the same way then read out a question that is seemingly whispered into their ear by someone else in a different language on the spot lol. Truly embarrassing.
WTF is happening with journalists these days? None of them was actually able to formulate a clear and pertinent question, nor even articulate a sensible phrase till the end.
@@redcomet0079 what’s sad is that you’re so miserable that you go around harass people for their opinions, this is like my 4th time seeing you do this. Get a life
I never understood why the people most lucky and important for interviewing on these panels have literally the worst questions of all time? Like you only get one how do you mess it up every damn time?! And these people work in journalism?!
HAHSJAHSH damn, the woman at 18:55 has had always the dream of interviewing Emma, and now that she has only one oportunity to talk to her makes her 30 questiones in one
It is sad to see so many actors sitting on the table and nobody asks them anything except for Yorgos and Emma. It's like they cared very little about the actual movie, the characters and the plot. It can't be that everything is around "how is it working with Yorgos or how much Emma likes these characters". Having said that, there were though some questions aiming to really analyse the characters and the film(s), but I find very poor the response both of the director and the actors. Once we had directors like Eisenstein, Tarkovsky, Bergman, Angelopoulos, Taviani and many others who would elaborate on their methods, messages and characters. And here they can't even speak a few sentences of what they are creating. Brilliant actors/actresses. But Is it at the end all about acting? Are nowadays' movies so shallow?!
I think is all about perspectives and reflecting. The same way the directors mind is when storytelling the same way his getting questions. However I do agree that most of them obviously are there for the heck of Cannes (IG world) but not for the craft . And I believe one publicist got fired that day
Do you not think what 40 minutes for this it;s to much - it;s not funny - France journalist says good think - just check 60x France movies ) Emma from Australia
it looks like me during exams :D like asking nonsense questions and I am like: what the f*** is the question about :DI had this feeling during watching the press :D I laugh so much as it was very similar to my experience :D and this: 17:40 is basically me during german lesson
Honestly, are there any actresses who would be brave enough to admit they are not a “feminist”? Stone’s contribution to Poor Things isn’t feministic or bold or brave. If anything, she is simply and single-handedly reviving Old School sex and nudity in cinema.
I liken his movies to designer clothes. Just for modeling but not for consumption. I have not enjoyed any of his movies and think they are just fir the "art crowd."
The question where she’s addressed as “Emily” is at about the 21:13 mark for anyone wondering!
Bless you
Bless you
Bless your heart
You are an angel, thank you so much
THANKS BRO ❤😅
currently majoring in communication and, whether the journalists made such uninteresting questions because 1. that's all they could come up with 2. their bosses told them what to ask or 3. both of them, this pained me to watch
I was literally whispering to myself better questions I could’ve come up with on the spot. Truly an embarrassing press
Honestly I don't get how there's not more breakdowns and rage moments on these film panels. I wouldn't be able to stand it if it was consistently as bad as this one. I don't even think something like that would harm your image either, in fact it'll probably help it but actors all seem to be a little robotic
Joe Alwyn slayed it with his answer! “Trust him… trust him….” Great sounding voice too! 😎
With all due respect, most of these questions were not remotely interesting or thoughtful. To me at least.
Welcome to the press conference at Cannes. They send the same illiterate bozos there every year. Its truly embarrassing. Respect is earned.
Most of them weren't even related to the movie.
"Emma, you wore a stunning dress yesterday. How do you deal with being a woman in cinema?"
How does that have anything to do with this film?
@@robertmarginean164 exactly this. It boggles the mind why questions like that get asked
first question about body and physicality in Yorogs movies was quite interesting
Pretty much like his movies.
Ah, the Cannes press corps. Forever the keeper of the most annihilatingly reductive questions. Never change, fellas.
It seems like there are different rules and ethics in journalism, but my disappointment and expertise on journalism grow when journalists don't think outside the box. They seem to only ask questions provided by their media stations and don't consider asking questions about other members of the movie team. It's as if they are excluding them as if they were part of the security team.
Joeeeeeeee ❤
You can see immediately what sort of a director he is with how relaxed and comfortable and casual the actors are around him, while Coppolla is great, his press conference was markedly stilted and awkward, he's a great visionary but infamously not an actors-director or something, Lanthimos clearly has his actors that he loves to work with, and who clearly love to work with him, its nice to see for a change. Not every director has to be a tortured visionary
This is holy work they are doing. I look forward to seeing the film.
The two type of questions:
-Emma how do you feel the role of the rhinoceros in this film and you role in feminism as a woman?
-Emma how it was the preparation for this role? And do you like dogs? How many times do you dye your hair?
wtf are these questions.. jesus
Ikr drives me insane
ChatGPT would ask probably better questions
It must be easy being a journalist
these questions are horrible
we need to invest in education across the world...
@@movieace1295😭😭
They aren't even humans the way they all say their company at the start in the same way then read out a question that is seemingly whispered into their ear by someone else in a different language on the spot lol. Truly embarrassing.
I don't get it. Surely these should be the most skilled people in asking questions, not the worst.
This is basically the Emma and Yorgos show. 🤣Literally all the questions are for those two. The rest of the cast are chop liver.
WTF is happening with journalists these days? None of them was actually able to formulate a clear and pertinent question, nor even articulate a sensible phrase till the end.
Cry harder 👌
@@redcomet0079is this what you do all day!? In every comment section just hating 😂
@@Jegarozar did you like your own comment? Man that’s sad 🤣
@@redcomet0079 what’s sad is that you’re so miserable that you go around harass people for their opinions, this is like my 4th time seeing you do this. Get a life
@@Jegarozar 👈 likes his own comments 🤣
Margareth's laugh is addicting
yes cutest laugh i ever heard
so is cocaine
I never understood why the people most lucky and important for interviewing on these panels have literally the worst questions of all time? Like you only get one how do you mess it up every damn time?! And these people work in journalism?!
Jesse is the one to win an award there, Poor Joe, Emily is good friends with Taylor Swift and the girl in the hat is married to Taylors producer
Just Fantastic Here... Next Thought.!!! This viewer loves the Idea having Varsity to Interview Magical Barefoot Vocalist - Ms. Angelina Jordan....
HAHSJAHSH damn, the woman at 18:55 has had always the dream of interviewing Emma, and now that she has only one oportunity to talk to her makes her 30 questiones in one
“D’you like my hat?”
Qualley wins.
Margaret's laugh is scary
You don't need to study in university to be a journalist. 😅🤣😂
Jim Carrey's message to Emma St0ne was in 2011
Emma St0ne was born in 1988
Jim Carrey's daughter was born in 1987
It is sad to see so many actors sitting on the table and nobody asks them anything except for Yorgos and Emma. It's like they cared very little about the actual movie, the characters and the plot. It can't be that everything is around "how is it working with Yorgos or how much Emma likes these characters". Having said that, there were though some questions aiming to really analyse the characters and the film(s), but I find very poor the response both of the director and the actors. Once we had directors like Eisenstein, Tarkovsky, Bergman, Angelopoulos, Taviani and many others who would elaborate on their methods, messages and characters. And here they can't even speak a few sentences of what they are creating. Brilliant actors/actresses. But Is it at the end all about acting? Are nowadays' movies so shallow?!
I love emma
I think is all about perspectives and reflecting. The same way the directors mind is when storytelling the same way his getting questions. However I do agree that most of them obviously are there for the heck of Cannes (IG world) but not for the craft . And I believe one publicist got fired that day
23:39 ¿Los reporteros en Mexico siquiera se molestan en aprender inglés antes de ir a estas conferencias de prensa?
А вам тем более
Journalism is dead. Cannes, c'mon. The guy from "Hot Ones" can ask much better questions to all of these actors and Yorgos.
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Main topic comment section !
Why they all picking on journalism !
Make Cannes more romantic party again ?
My lord the Cannes press conference questions are almost always the worst ones. We need Chaz Ebert!
Ask Hong Chau something, ANYTHING omg
You all know who I am and keep avoiding it just keep pissing me off
How are they gonna know there robots if we don’t say it( when we have sight?
Do you not think what 40 minutes for this it;s to much - it;s not funny - France journalist says good think - just check 60x France movies ) Emma from Australia
Is Jesse Plemmons ok
it looks like me during exams :D like asking nonsense questions and I am like: what the f*** is the question about :DI had this feeling during watching the press :D I laugh so much as it was very similar to my experience :D and this: 17:40 is basically me during german lesson
There he is it’s grant Morrison good luck robots
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mamoudou athie is literally amazing and award winning and so much better than anyone up there
The suck up show
i dont know if the specialized media is not comfort speaking in english or they just... suck
Boo! nobody asked Hunter anything at all
His name is also Ewan mcgregor you’ve heard of him? He’s in my group he hates Emma
Omg I’m so special I’m at Cannes I’m such a special sims come and get me police for leaving so many comments love, Jean grey/ god
OMG…… when they walked out I seriously thought that was Lindsay Lohan. What the heck happened to her face?
Give the black guy two seconds! Yay Hollywood you’re not racist AT ALL! I didn’t notice anything!
The Mexican guy that was trying his hardest to talk in English for them to understand and they didn’t even give him a chance for an answer :(
@@ZamiaAmyunithey did but its hard to understand
Is Emma mommy doing better love, grant. Yes she is she’s upgraded
You’ve prob heard of us and are scare for your life and you should be
Honestly, are there any actresses who would be brave enough to admit they are not a “feminist”? Stone’s contribution to Poor Things isn’t feministic or bold or brave. If anything, she is simply and single-handedly reviving Old School sex and nudity in cinema.
That was the question, hyper sexualized womans is that feminism?
Agree
? u can be a feminist without every piece of work being explicitly feminist
so women who are sexual are not feminist???? that's a misogynist mindset
I liken his movies to designer clothes. Just for modeling but not for consumption. I have not enjoyed any of his movies and think they are just fir the "art crowd."
Emma stone is a robot
You have schizophrenia
The audacity of joe alwyn to even show his face after hurting taylor
Notice how you seem to be showing up for all his promotion pieces. Are you Taylor or Tree?
you’re weird
You know same as you Taylor Swift is watching this whole video 😂
Getttttt aaaa lifeeeeeeee
Maybe You are the first human being whom Elon Musk tested brain chips that have been programmed and failed resulting same response repeatedly.
Emma dancing for 3 minutes. The trailer we all wanted!
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