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- Written and directed by Academy Award® winning filmmaker Jane Campion, The Power of the Dog is "mesmerizing," "astonishing," "a masterpiece." Starring Benedict Cumberbatch, Kirsten Dunst, Jesse Plemons, and Kodi Smit-McPhee. In select theaters November and on Netflix December 1.
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Kirsten Dunst running and shouting "Peter" was the most nostalgic thing ever
ha
Because she also did that in Jumanji right. I'll leave now.
@@VicenzoV so I saw this comment thought it was funny.. read your other comment on the movie and ended up reading spoilers before watching it. 😭😭😭
@@nicolavandyar2795 I'm sorry that happened, even though the words twist ending was in my message and you chose to read the replies anyway. I will delete the whole thread to prevent others to get into that horrible situation.
But honestly, you'll enjoy the movie regardless.
@@VicenzoV whats this movie about lol?
Utterly unlike any western I've ever seen or read. Slow, tension-filled, building to a BIG and unexpected payoff at the end. I'm glad I did not read a synopsis of the plot before watching. The cinematography is breathtaking. And although the flashy performance is by Cumberbatch, I admired Jesse Plemons' understated, touching performance as much.
As good as Cumberbatch's performance is, I think Kodi Smit-McPhee's is TOP NOTCH!
Are you seriously calling geh buttsex a "big & unexpected payoff"??? LMFAO
The west is absolutely fkn doomed.
@@mr_enigmatic you obviously havent watched the film
@@mr_enigmatic Clearly, you are the one who is doomed.
@@annabellevy3388 relax, it's a joke. LOL
Kirsten Dust saying 'Peter' at 1:26 is a nostalgia.
Spiderman Vibes!!
@@jasonjason5325 All we need now is more MJ screams
Give Benedict Cumberbatch all the awards right now!!! He blew my socks off with this simmering performance. Incredible.
ur poor socks
@@prawiraagung4011 😂😂
Simmering? Socks? Surely you weren’t into western nostalgia
@@Woodywp56 my cowboy boots?
Simmering, lmfao
I saw this movje at TIFF. It’s one of my favorite movies of the year, and has by far Cumberbatch’s best performance to date. You guys aren’t ready for the places this movie goes
sounds thrilling...
It got leaked
I like the trailer, but I'm so confused. What is this movie about?
May I ask you if they cutted the part of Jhonny's character?
What is TIFF???
Congratulations to Jane Campion for winning her second Oscar for this masterpiece
As a director, third woman who achieved it 🎊🎉👏🏻
And the clown of Sam Elliott was complaining bc it had many "gay themes" of how men are sexualized lmao like dude you do know also female director's and writers exist
🎉
well deserved oscar
"Nineteen hundred and nutthin'". I'm going to start using that when referring to the year 2000, twenty hundred and nuthin'.
This is one of the only films I swatched and went straight back in and watched again. So good. So much tension in the score, the unwritten and unspoken dialogue, the sets. I could go on.
My dad ran a large cattle ranch in Montana when I was in my teens. It was a hard life. But it was also a big part of who I am today. You have no choice but to be tough. And that toughness stays with you.
My family had a cattle ranch along the Missouri in Montana. Indeed. What struck me is how close the ranching community was, how they helped one another and day or night, were there for each other. My aunt Meredith always had a pot of coffee and a pie for company. Take care, fellow Montanan!!!!
Spoilers: The movie is about a repressed gay rancher who gets murdered by an openly gay dude that is pissed because the repressed gay dude made fun of him.
Too bad it wasn't filmed in Montana.
TY! @@SleepyTom2165
It didn’t make you gay?
I never realized how this would end! Cumberbatch is amazing. The young son is phenomenal. Blown away!
I still can't get over Benedict Cumberbatch's American accent.
Benedict Cumberbatch IS American .
He is born as Benjamin Butterworth in Seattle Washington.
Mother (Carole Smith) , Father (Blair Butterworth) , brother (Drew) are all Americans living and growing up in Seattle , WA , USA .
His mother , Carole , writes to me in the early 90's to introduce her sons with a photo which I promptly digitized , printed back a copy , and "drew" (defaced) with horns , pirate attire , missing teeth , the regular stuff. I also scribbled a suggestion for a "Hollywood" name for her eldest son Benjamin , who was an aspiring thesbian (not lesbian).
While sitting at my Mac work station that same morning the TV behind me was showing PBS Reading Rainbow hosted by LeVar Burton.
Burton narrated a review of the children's book :
Benedict and the Cumberpatch.
If I ever get "recognition" from his mom for having funneled to them the name which they chose to use as his moniker to ascend the top of his profession (mainly UK) , I be gratified and happy as a troll in an English garden.
No shit , Sherlock !!
@@AlexanderDunetz u sure you didnt just happen to accidentally suggest to another family with the common name benjamin this and its just a weird coincidence? bc this ben is a world-famous actor I think it would have broke by now if he was secretly America, also his brit accent is insanely strong and all his official information says he's born and raised in London soooo
Ella :
We presently function within a civilization in which fake , fraudulent , and swindle are the "New normal".
The timelines betwixt
Benedict Cumberpatch
and
Benjamin Butterworth
are a cozy fit.
They do not overlap.
Benedict's British accent is acquired.
Benedict's Western accent is homespun.
Take that "official information" you are gullible to accept and review it strained through the skeptical paradigm that ALL evidence requires stringent verification.
Benedict's English parents are shills.
The main thing is that "Check your sources."
becomes primarily requisite.
Even 2nd-hand info is now more incredible than not.
I should track down Ben's mom , Carol , and put it to her.
I anticipate being lied to.
No big deal an actor's dual persona is compared to repeatedly being lied to by municipal constabulary as to their knowledge about politically-motivated mass murder within their jurisdiction , L.A. County.
That's the toxic serious felonious business I am sweating to untangle presently.
@@Sushigabby It seems that when it comes to sheer lunacy, there is no such thing as "bottom of the barrel"...
@@khymaaren HAha i see that!! honestly im kinda entertained what the hell ahahahah
I deliberately went in cold, knowing nothing of the plot. Man, was I ever unprepared! I didn't expect the movie to be so gripping, and I was totally not prepared for the range of emotions I felt, or the strange direction the story took. What a movie!
agree, excellent movie
after the first 20 minutes, i thought i am not going to enjoy it but i ended up really enjoying it...thought the 4 main actors were outstanding....none of them won an oscar which i find surprising...thought it would have been a shoe-in for the cinematography oscar
What lol it was the most boring movie I've ever seen in my life
Dr Strange direction?
I saw it and it was boring. No interesting story or plot twist or anything : / it's ok but very boring and I genuinely don't see why everyone is praising it. Don't worry I know the actors are great but other than that the story literally lead to nothing 🤦♂
Movie had me discussing theories back and forth with my girlfriend all the way to the end, and even then we spent a whole hour sharing our points of view, fantastic movie that defies expectations without any single cheap plot twist, they are all slowly interwoven in the plot/background.
Jesus can give you the peace you are seeking
Right!
Did you guys end up talking about the comb noise and what rope sounds like creaking, especially if it's taut with the weight of a person's neck?
Sorry of that's super morbid. I have a theory about how the sound of the comb tells us about what Peter is thinking
We don't care straight boy
A woke movie..... no way..... what a piece of s
"A man is made by patience and the odds against him."
Way to go Hollywood. Another film trying to pervert. Miss the good ole westerns. Films that taught family and manners and wholesomeness. This world is going the opposite way quickly
I love Sam Eliot’s review of this movie
My gosh the innuendos and the tense build up. I laughed at some parts in a good way.. “I got raw hide for you Phil” *phil pounding the pole into the ground* I just love this movie 😂
"I cut some hide. I wanted to be like you."
Sounds pretty sexy
Why do all the cowboys look like Chippendales dancers?
Conspiracy theory: when Kirsten Dunst yells "Peter" she's really screaming for Peter Parker.
And here : 1:49 , Unless u get in the swing of things.
@@artguy1864 and plus it's said by the same that plays Dr Strange. They're opening up the multiverse.
Lol
Direction, cinematography, acting, MUSIC, ...this movie had it all. The underlying themes are truly wonderful, and I believe this was one of the most unique story lines I have ever seen.
SPOILER
The bit where they show Phil being posthumously shaved hit me. That was some fantastic and tragic symbolism.
Alternate movie title "The Power of Bacillus Anthracis." It's catchy.
Wow, pushing that liberal agenda pretty hard when most of the world despises it and you and could really care less.
Would it surprise you to learn that the story is 55 years old? the novel was published in 1967.
@@MinnMorke You win the internet! Too funny! Very catchy.
When Peter said, "My father was worried that I wasn't kind enough". That's when I knew something was up. That and all the emotionless animal killings.
Agree at this point i thought he killed his father too 😩
His father died by hanging, that’s why Benedict’s character tries gifting him a lasso, it’s a cruel, mocking gift for a boy whose father died in such a way.
Peter is meant to be the hero of the story.
@@johne.nobody2946 I believe he started making the lasso before Peter told Phil his father's story
The way Peter called Phil by his first name, but in a cold, steely, sarcastic way. It felt all wrong, and Phil didn't seem to catch it.
So i just watched the movie and i didn't really get it
I only knew how much I loved this movie when it ended, and that's a good thing. Brilliantly subversive. I could watch it again, maybe even two more times, and I usually never rewatch even things I really like. I think the young actor who played Peter is a breakout star.
Completely agree
OMG me too, I don't like to watch re-runs, but had to watch this again and not blink. This was oscar's written all over it
I’ve watched it four times. More satisfying each time!
He’s actually been this good since he was a child actor in The Road! But I Agree
He played very introverted Peter & Ghostly White in hot western Sun TO Hide Bacteria Infested rope he made from infectious spreading Under his Bed, Dishonest, did not appreciate his Lack Responsibility, as Actor He was Unlikeable to me.
If Kirsten doesn't get an Oscar/Golden Globe nom after being jilted for Melancholia, Fargo, and Becoming A God I'm going to lose it. She is fantastic and far overdue. ❤️ Her.
Geez man, I'm still mad that she wasn't nominated for Melancholia. The fact that she won Best Actress Cannes Film Festival but was snubbed for Best Actress Oscar was a total crime
Oscar means nothing …..
Agree! She's my favorite actress❤
@@mr.daytona7733 a Goddess if there ever was one.
@@Servaas truly. 🖤
The acting of Kodi Smit McPhee is remarkable! What a great talent!
@Digby Dooright Hi Digby~it's definitely emotional, as well as psychologically intriguing, but I don't think it's a depressing movie.
@@shangao6515 No, it's not depressing. It is intense and dark in many ways, but not depressing. It's not nihilistic. It's an "Anti-Western" that leaves you with a bit of the same feeling as a traditional Western, in the end.
And he wins the Golden Globe!
@@louiseromero2646 Yeah, and I predict he will get the Oscar! I kept thinking about the scene where they share the cigarette. So seductive yet not being sexual or sissy.. don't think anyone else could pull it off haha
He was so wasted in the X-Men movies, I'm glad this movie showcase his true talent
I see Benedict Cumberbatch I click without hesitation. As expected from him, this looks promising!
I click without hesitation too..... Safety off..... breathe, hold it, squeeze
All those Golden Globe nominations are more than deserved.
Hopefully this wins 2 Golden Globe
This looks stunning. An Oscar nom for Benedict Cumberbatch.
oscars are full of shit
@@alfblue4734 yeah but he deserves
Closeted gay Cowboy character ➡️ Oscar
Closeted gay cowboy played by a very English actor, filmed in New Zealand.... Oscar
It sounds like part of Tropic Thunder...."The Englishman playing a cowboy is... gay?!!" omg
@@VideoNozoki why do you care so much? You have a secret to tell us all?
The tension between Peter an Phil was insane and very well acted...I need another movie with them!
No you don't.
Brokeback mountain. You're welcome.
@@puurrrr Thanks, I have already watched the movie and I loved it!
same
Love seeing Kirsten and Jesse together again!
Was gonna say this. They were stellar together in season 2 of Fargo. Excited to see this simply to see more scenes with them together.
And Benedict Cumberbatch, Kodi Smit-McPhee also coming off from her success in Last Night In Soho, amazing to see Thomasin McKenzie is gonna be in this movie. The cast alone have me hyped for the movie
@@anonymousnate678 That was probably the best season of any tv show ever. At the same level with True Detective S1
@@arielemiliano226 Agreed. I would also put season 3 of The Wire up there.
This is going to blow up on Ao3, mark my words
Kodi Smit-McPhee did great in _Slow West_ and would love to see him in another setting like it!
Yes! "Slow West" was an incredible movie!
I grabbed this book off a library shelf almost 20 years ago, totally at random and loved it. I think about it quite often and I really hope this movie does it justice.
I saw it today and thought it did do the book justice. I wasn’t sure they’d be able to convey certain things but it’s very very good.
@@vickster5001 I had never heard of the book or the author, which seems like a shame. I majored in American Studies and his work is exactly the sort of thing I should have been exposed to. Well, it's not too late.
is the kid gay?
@@braddyer4441 in the book it’s either alluded to or overtly disclosed that Phil is a closeted homosexual. Really though every one is pretty gay, you’re gay for worrying about who’s gay. Stop being so gay.
I am reading it now and still can not figure how a book written in 1967 is only coming to film now. The book is incredibly well written. Cannot wait to see the movie now
I'm getting some broke back mountain vibes.
Nah. I read the book and there is some cowboy/homosexual themes but it wasn’t anything like Brokeback
reboot
Oooooooh julian !!!!!
@@briancarr4607 😄
@@briancarr4607 😂ffs got to be a Brit.
Jesse Plemons is by far my favorite actor today.
Really a great film. Benedict nailed it and also what a comeback from Jane Campion...this film deserves all the appreciations.
😂😂😂
Haven't seen it but what I get from trailer was that Sam Elliott is right.
Probably one of the best movies Ive watched this year. It will linger on for a while, I keep thinking about the ending. So impactful and shocking! Stunning and underrated one!
Most boring movie I've ever seen
@@naders5 I disagree :)
Libtard.
@@naders5 Agreed. The plot was boring and the characters where ok but they had a story about two guys and it could have been entertaining but a conversation lead a character from a to b and then nothing happened. No compelling story... Plot twist.. Or anything... I really wish i hadn't watched this movie. I wasted 2 hours I could have used to finish my homework or to do literally anything else. Absolutely disappointed. I do think the actors where great with what they were given but other than that... This film was less than mediocre and it had a good budget too so it's Sad they couldn't do anything with the story
Me too veru good
This was a wonderfully made movie. The cinematography is off the charts. And all 4 of the main characters give absolutely phenomenal performances. 👏
And, the four of them are nominated for an Oscar now
Four of them got the oscar noms
you sound like a hollywood industry suck-up. this movie was awful.
@@RobertMJohnson and you sound like the type of person that says "meh" at artistic films that get Oscar noms.
honestly it's both.. great acting, great cinematography, Junk as a movie/film. ..perhaps the book isn't so snooze worthy ?
So it's both. *shrug*
Benedict Cumberbatch, Kirsten Dunst, Kodi Smit-McPhee, Jesse Plemons and Thomasin McKenzie together in a Jane Campion movie? Definitely one of my anticipated movie for the rest of the year!!!
Thomasin McKenzie is just an extra, may aswell not be in it
"For what kind of man would I be if I did not help my mother? If I did not save her?”.... when I heard those words in the opening, I already knew this movie would be a masterpiece ! I didn't expect what happened at the end, ...it was brilliant !
Wow, one of the most generic lines/themes that can possibly be written down in a script (saving somebody you like) and you call it a guarantor for a masterpiece. Every marvel movie (and possibly every other theme-park movie) has this incorporated in its plot
That line was gay. It's okay to save your mom nothing wrong. But the line sux.
@@Bastlzz Are you sure they want to save their MOTHERS though, or some young chick they want to....
the cinematography though... :O
Excellent movie, I highly recommend watching. At the end, the strongest person is not the one you think...
1:26 Spider-Man vibes
There’s two hours of my life I’ll never get back. Lacks in coherent story telling, drawn out much longer than necessary and leaves you feeling confused and annoyed.
God please a best actor for Benedict 🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼
@Reginald Wilson i know… I’m so worried 😅 that would be a shame if he is not getting an oscar another time !
@Reginald Wilson Yes, maybe Adam Driver ?
Brokeback Mountain...Part 2.
I can’t believe how many people are on here complaining about how boring the film was. This was a masterpiece. Effectively but quietly tense throughout, and there are so many layers and subtle breadcrumbs Campion leaves for the viewer that enrich the whole experience when you think about it afterwards. It took a while but it definitely sunk its claws into me and I haven’t stopped thinking about it since it ended. The less you read the better
"...there are so many layers and subtle breadcrumbs Campion leaves for the viewer that enrich the whole experience..."
So true. Those who complain about it being boring simply need to be spoon-fed those bread crumbs.
I agree in that the twist made the experience worthwhile but whilst watching it, I was pretty bored. Loved the little hints and it sped up after the BH handkerchief reveal but the first hour felt like way too much exposition. And I read absolutely nothing about this movie beforehand or even watched the trailer.
@@julio_zepeda Okay, well, I was engaged from the very first and found character depth and hints to be forthcoming from very beginning, without revealing too much, which left me always questioning. The balance was perfect.
There’s so much happening in this movie. So many innuendos. So many many things. Some of which had me laughing out loud at the in your face sexual symbolism. There’s tons of Freudian takes in this movie. To whomever says it’s boring has low comprehension. It’s what’s not being said that’s telling the entire story. This movie is absolutely brilliant. The slow parts were to build the character and if you’re expecting to be told blatantly about the characters and their dynamics your going to be bored because it just seems needless… when it’s absolutely imperative to the movie.
You just have to pay attention to the film. To the dialogues, the scenes without it, all of it. It's not that complicated. Just watch.
Any movie with the beautiful Kirsten Dunst always has my glorious approval.
Why is that we're not talking about the ANIMAL ABUSE and EXPLOITIATION held during the shooting of this film? Everything seen on screen was completely real, Benedict Cumberbatch learned how to castrate bulls, all horses, cows and dead rabbits are real. There is no standard disclaimer that guarantee animal protection on set. Everything's justified by artistic purpose but THE END DOES NOT JUSTIFY THE MEANS.
Meanwhile, the film got 12 Oscar nominations this year and I haven't heard anyone against it, what an incredible world we live in.
the part where Todd shot the kid was truly a shocker!
I just adore Kirsten.
My favorite actress.
So real, so soulful! ❤️
in a nutshell what is this thing about?
Real. I wonder who actually writes these comments. Real lmao
@@rramsey9154 you sound like a bot 😆
The character arcs in this film show depth and texture, in accordance with the visual aesthetics that Jane Campion has shown to us previously in her earlier works as a writer and director. 💯👍
Blah blah blah
Soooooooooo did you like it or not?
You must be highly educated, to be educated allows you to use too many words when a yes or no is enough.
OMG I really like the cinematography. It's wonderful!!!!
No one talks about this - but the light quality in New Zealand helps the capture of action against landscape pop.
If only if had been filmed in Montana. I doubt Campion has ever been there. Looks like an amazing movie.
A man's made by patience, and the odds against him. ♥️
I feel this is really going to be a masterpiece
I caught it early, it is
it is
It's NOT a masterpiece. Mark my words. Hugely overrated. I was bored out of my mind.
@@harrys1505 easily bored people doesn’t an artist make.
@@harrys1505 it was incredible
Just watched this a day ago. I think the ending comes in a bit abruptly, but when the one nit about the film is that it could be a half hour longer to offer more build and context to the climax, and its already a two hour long film...it just shows how good a film it is. Most films are overlong if they extend beyond 100 minutes. It's pretty much a masterpiece. It's also a better film than The Piano, so it's Campion's best to date. And on a visual level it's mesmeric. Stunning scenery, beautifully shot, without the excessive colour desaturation that ruins the photography on so many modern movies. Filmed in New Zealand, btw. I had no idea New Zealand was quite so beautiful.
If you've seen any of the Lord of the Rings movies, they were all filmed there
@@jim2245 I know, but even then, I didn't know the scenery was so varied.
The ending comes in incredibly abruptly in the book, it pulls the rug under your feet when you're not looking.
@@wildthornrose I've not yet read the book. I'd assumed the book maybe gave a few more hints regarding the resolution.
It's not ' better' than The Piano. It's a totally different story!
Random observation but Kodi Smit McPhee really looks like Richard Ashcroft from The Verve these days
Saw it today. A superb adaptation of a brilliant book. Loved it. The tensions and atmosphere is spot on, the cast, cinematography and score are excellent & Mr Cumberbatch can certainly expect nominations for that performance. It’s a shame most won’t watch it on a big screen though. It deserves your time and full attention.
... what was it about. I can't catch the plot.
When I watch movies at home I give them my full attention, study them. Although I am a bachelor.
I wish it had been showing in my area! I would have loved to experience this in theaters
@@nini86508 You really have to see it with no preconceptions. Just watch it. I am serious.
@@Magicpete1 well that told us absolutely nothing. I guess we will have to ask someone else
After just finishing The Harder They Fall, I'm down for another Western from Netflix, especially one that seems to be a huge Oscar contender.
You should watch Concrete Cowboy, another western movie that was released on Netflix last April starring Idris Elba. It's not great movie and not bad either but it's worthy of an addition to the western genre
@@LebahG4nteng Sounds good, I'll keep it on check. But man, I'm so excited for this year's film award season.
@@WaterHazard86 ikr, this year has been excellent for movies, obviously better than last year. Seems like the award season is completely stacked next year
@@LebahG4nteng Hell yea
Did you watch OldHenry?
Chilling. Haunting. Again a woman and a piano! Benedict Cumberbatch is stupendous!
Benedict Cumberbatch if you see my comment I want you to know that I admire you. You're awesome!
The greatest film I have seen this year yet! Directing, Story, Dialogues, Acting, Cinematography, Score. This film is perfect!
That music score is beautiful though
Loved this Film...fabulous acting, directing, writing, CINEMATOGRAPHY, POWERFUL...WOW
The novel was absolutely incredible
Man, Benedict is scoring HUGE In his career! Maybe he does know magic after all!
Ok, so Cowboys filmed in New Zealand and calling it Montana. What kind of damn cowboy movie is this?
If you think thats bad, get a load of this: Did you know Star Wars wasn't filmed anywhere near the Degobah system. I know right. Mental! It was actually filmed on Earth in the Milky way of all places
@@RisePavilion yeah, well if we have space cruiser that can jump space than I understand your argument, but we don't so it's understandable that its a fantasy. Here we have cowboys, we have horses, we have Montana and yet it's New Zealand. If it was new zealand cowboys than thats a whole different story. The show is just stupid.
It's not a cowboy movie. It's a freak show. Nothing about this movie personifies the American West. It's a fraud to include It's setting.
@@followfreedom2924 Movie, show dont matter it's BS.
This movie was a trip. My only complaint is that it was supposed to be set in Montana but OBVIOUSLY wasn't filmed in Montana.
Cumberbatch deserves an Oscar
Yes
I liked that this trailer shows you a lot and shows you nothing. So you're more even interested in the movie. Kristen Dunst is climbing the Hollywood A list acting ladder. So talented and immensely convincing;
Are you kidding? It gives away everything the ending probably with a murder, Benedict Cumberbatch kills or is killed. As per my comment above. Again probably spoiler alert if you have not seen it yet. But pretty obvious.
Benedict Cumberbatch is a sexually repressed and frustrated gay man over compensating. Him scowling at the effeminate boy showing up, and he targets him 0:39, probably for the whole first act, a classic, and over done attraction and loathing himself for being attracted, so takes it out on the one he is attracted to.
Then gives in and starts to groom the boy in the second act, 1:19.
Then the in the final act 1:31 scene ties it together.
As the boy is attending a grave he kills Benedict's character for something that Benedict's character does to his mother. Maybe kills her when she figures out he's trying to get into her kids pants.
Not really... it shows me this movie has nothing interesting. It's not western if it doesn't have bang bang.
I just finished this film for the second time after not understanding it on the first- now I do and I can honestly say its hauntingly exquisite.
Saw the movie .. boy it sucks, i can't believe it
Please explain how he dies in end
@@harishrathod3687 anthrax or something similar (from the rotting cow)
@@harishrathod3687 the boy killed him - he gave him rotting cow hide
@harishrathod3687 Peter (the boy) finds that dead bull and uses it's infected raw hide against Phil, who gets poisoned from it because of the open wound on his hand. Peter kills him in retaliation for his emotional cruelty against Rose, his mother
SAM ELLIOT called this movie a piece of shit 😂
And also he called it gay. Lololololololololol.
@@memosrt how tired...that's like Ted Nugent calling Jimi Hendrix an American Idol contestant..
@@FriendofDorothy I don't know who those 2 are but this movie is super gay. Only soyboys and gays like this movie.
Amazing film, Benedict, Kirsten and Kodi are fantastic
You saw it already?
An obvious paid comment lol
This movies is going to get couple of Oscars, probably 3 or more, Best Director, Best Cinematography, and Best Actor. .
I want Alex Aleman to get an AMPAS recognition (Oscar) for Best Original Screenplay for "The critical successes of Power of 🐕".
....... also for having a cool first name.
Looks very good, haven't seen a good western in a long time, Benedict Cumberbatch is a good actor
"Only for the dripssssss" 🤣
Ooh this looks dark. Looking forward to watching Benedict in this one!
this is my godfather. my citizen kane. my psycho and my space odyssey. what i'm trying to say this movie is perfect
In a parallel universe, this movie is called "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness"
With Nightcrawler and Mary Jane Watson co starring 😂
@@LebahG4nteng mary jane was widow got remarried to Todd
Had to watch it twice to grasp it. I realized it's a masterpiece the second time around. This award season is pretty uninspiring but I root for this film to win it all.
I'm here for Benedict, Kirsten, and Jesse alright. But could we also mention how Thomasin is just so talented?!?! Her latest performance in "Last Night in Soho" proves that she can carry a film so well, even if it's just a supporting role!! Excited for another Campion film to come out!
She’s barely in this, she has maybe 3 lines of dialogue in the entire movie and has absolutely nothing to do unfortunately. She’s got about as much screen time/lines as the teacher does in Soho
@@Lamidemonami7891 If it's only a scene, still fine. I'm just looking forward to Jane's newest film soon.
@@Lamidemonami7891 that's fine, I know she's not the main character so that's okay, I don't expect much seeing her in this movie cuz there's Benedict Cumberbatch in the lead, atleast seeing Thomasin in a Jane Campion movie is already enough for me.
@@LebahG4nteng I appreciate your reply! I also like seeing your enthusiasm on trailers recently, it gets me hyped more for the upcoming films I look forward to.
@@craigledger4645 no problem mate, I've seen Last Night In Soho twice in theaters and I cannot praised Thomasin's performance enough, the main reason why the movie was great and enjoyable is because of her and Anya Taylor Joy's performance. She's easily one of the most promising young actress working today, I've been looking to her filmography just to see what else she does and she done good performance in her other movies especially Leave No Trace which was her breakout performance. Since then I'll watch any movie that has Thomasin in it including this eventhough she will have a small role, that's totally fine, there's also Benedict Cumberbatch, Kirsten Dunst, Kodi Smit-McPhee, and Jesse Plemons all actors I do admired. So yeah, I'm really excited for this movie because of the talent on screen and the talent behind the camera. So far this movie is getting really good and I'm all for it!!
1:26 I laughed.
That being in this trailer has got to be intentional.
I suddenly got Raimi nostalgia just hearing Kirsten saying "Peter!"
Benedict in this aggressive state looks hot. Idk why
Good film, but not for everyone. Audience needs to be prepared for a quiet, subtle, brooding melodrama. To follow the film, you need to pay attention constantly to the many muted social interactions and how they motivate/affect everyone. If you're just looking for a good old western romp, or something to put in the background while you look at your phone or chat with friends, this isn't your film. If you are prepared for that kind of movie though, you'll find some spectacular acting, camera work, and direction here. Reminds me a bit of a Coen brothers film, albeit minus the comedy or absurdity.
the fact that they had to go to New Zealand to film amazing unspoiled beauty says alot about how we have mismanaged and over developed our country with roads, telephone lines and fences criss-crossing every square mile from coast to coast. thank god our leaders saw fit to set aside sa bit of it for parks.
Jane Campion is a New Zealander, and it is much cheaper to film in NZ
@@stevebrinston7281 This is Hollywood, nothing new there, sixty years ago the filmed Oklahoma in Texas because "it looked more like Oklahoma."
@@mikegalvin9801 I think there would be quite a lot new.
Economics would not have been a factor 60 (actually closer to 70) years ago, globalization, technology, a female director etc
Lots of places in Montana that are roadless and expansive, from the Rocky Mountain Front to Eastern Montana mountain islands. If you’re setting a film in Montana, film it there.
Have you forgotten that the spaghetti westerns were filmed in Italy or Spain?
This film deserved every Oscar nomination that it received! Brilliant.
Fun Fact: Jesse Plemmons and Kirsten Dunst are engaged irl!
they were also married in Fargo season 2
Except they’re not married
@@CJLOVE23 you're right, they've been engaged for many years and live in sin
@@CJLOVE23 oh shoot you are right. My bad lol
This has a "There will be blood" super-vibe, about it. From the cinematography, to the music and acting. Superb...
That'll be Jonny Greenwood
haha - and thats ANOTHER shit movie - glad I'm not losing it
Benedict Cumberbatch looks like a combination of classic movie stars Randolph Scott and Montgomery Cliff in this film. I think he deserves the lead actor Oscar this year.
glad i watched it after the oscar as i would have lost a fortune backing him to win the oscar
Still can't believe CODA beat this movie
Jane Campion!?
Amazing director + amazing cast. Sign me up!
Sam Elliott nailed it with his quote about this film: " It's a piece of sh!t"
Actually it was a great movie but I'm fairly certain you and Sam Elliott didn't even watch it
@@orange22ify I'm pretty sure you love fake cowboys in chaps a little too much.
Stick to the village people.
@joe grunt
Notice all the BOTS parroting the same buzz words over and over?
"masterpiece" "cinematography" "phenomenal" "blown away" "beautiful" "Oscar"
Reminds you of another closeted gay cowboy movie, No?
Won a whole bunch of awards(and brownie points)
then became a joke of itself, then faded into obscurity.
My magic 8ball is telling me this "masterpiece" will probably suffer the same fate.
@@orange22ify i am fairly certain you have a brown stick shoved so far up your rear youd cluck like a rooster if any sjw told you to do it.
@@matmcd4660 It is not hard to miss. Paid reviews most likely.
Amazing movie - finally - good job Netflix - it’s so refreshing to see Cumberbatch outside the Marvel universe; amazing actor.
A great actor in a terrible movie .....
Watch The Mauritanian too!
@@perrywidhalm114 As a Netflix movie, most are much worse.
@@belle-ashton2167 Ok, thanks, i’ve recently seen The electrical life of Louis Wain - such a beautiful film!
Campion "one of the greatest directors of all-time"? 100% correct. She's a genius.
This another film about bent cowboys en?
I just came here for Fatt Damon, aka Jesse Plemons. He is such an amazing actor, his performance makes the movie
Brokeback Mountain Part 2: Return of the Butt Pirates
I wonder the dislikes compared to likes lmao
Kirsten dunst finally getting an Oscar nomination. Way over due
Not.
She should have been on her fourth nomination by now. One for "Interview with the Vampire", a second for "Marie Antoinette" and a third for "Melancholia".
@@AngelofMusic04 she was robbed from melancholia
JESSE PLEMONS YAY. TODD LIVES