For me honestly this is a 10/10 movie. After the movie finished everyone sat through the credits in full silence. Everyone on this project brought their a-game. Absolutely amazing.
This is one of those rare movies that makes you feel like you're stepping into an entirely formed and real world that you didn't know you needed to visit until you got there.
I watched this film today, went into it blind not knowing a thing about it, what a journey. It is one of the most uniquely emotional cinematic experiences I have ever had, such a powerful hauntingly emotive, and beautiful film on every level.
One of the most hauntingly beautiful and powerful films I've ever experienced. Tears rolled down my face uncontrollably during this film from the first scene to the last because of how . All around me in the theater of the sold out screening I could hear weeping and sniffling. It's an intimately tender, heartbreaking ghost story about loneliness, grief, trauma and the power of love. Andrew Scott and Claire Foy deserve all the nominations this year! My favorite film of 2023!!
Totally agree. I was in tears most of the way through but that ending was just too much. Watched it in our local rural Co Cork cinema and people were on their phones. I don't have anything to add to what you said about the film - it was heartbreaking on many levels. I originally had no liking for Paul Mescal, but since this movie .. he is a bit of a star.
Just finished the movie, sitting in complete silence for half an hour writing this comment. Probably for someone to see it and realise you’re not alone.
Just wow 😢. After watching this last night I’m beside myself with grief but also relief. After losing my brother to suicide 10 years ago I unleashed 10 years of suppressed tears and emotion in a cinema. Absolutely beautiful and stunning film that will change how you perceive the world 😢❤
This has to be one of the most intensely moving films I have seen. So many layers of *human* existence, parental, romantic, loneliness... Kudos to Andrew Haigh and team. Andrew Scott is absolutely stellar in this role, as is Paul Mescal... this is a must see.
As I sat there crying in the cinema, I was trying to recall the last film that made me react that way. We are so overloaded with superhero movies and car chase movies, it's sadly rare to have a film with genuine emotion these days. This one blew me away.
The kinda movie where that you get back from seeing in the cinema and come home immediately to watch the trailer twice over, just to feel a small sense of the scenes again. I’m just really grateful for my parents and all strangers in all walks of life 💜💜
I saw this movie last night and was not prepared to cry as much as I did. This movie is beautiful and poetic and I loved every minute of it. The performance from the cast was a 100 out of 10!
This trailer is amazing. It conveys so much emotion. I cried at the end of it without knowing the reason, just been overwhelmed by the feelings. I can't wait to see it.
I don't think any film has ever made me feel the way I felt yesterday when I watched this. Everyone in the theater was frozen minutes after the credits started rolling. What a devastating, cathartic, beautiful, and life-changing experience. Can only recommend, but watch carefully, and make sure to be with a loved one.
I feel like this is the preemptive role to a massive explosion of Andrew Scott. I love the recognition he's receiving- he's an actually incredible performer and is dedicated to the craft of what he does. I think more than just Fleabag or Sherlock fans will know this man's work soon enough.
I didn't notice Andrew Scott much when I first saw Pride other than playing the Welshman that gets reconciled with his mother who lives in another Valleys mining village. It was a very touching moment and his mother must have gradually accepted he was gay in the meantime. He had left home as a teenager for London because he was gay and hounded out. In the film he was living with his partner and they both owned a gay bookshop used for printing leaflets and placards. The campaigners also held meetings there. I was taking more notice of Paddy Considine then who played the miner who first reached out to the gays and Lesbians in London.
I’ve just watched the film. Astonishing. Heartbreaking. What an amazing piece of work. I loved 45 Years, and Andrew Haigh knows how to lay his characters completely bare. This is a devastating film, full of grief and loneliness.
This movie is artistically, emotionally, phenomenal. I love how the movie takes it's time to dive deeper into what the main character is feeling and struggles within himself.
This is an opportunity for Paul Mescal to prove that he can work in a supporting role. According to reviews from people who have seen the film, the story revolves around the main character, Andrew Scott, so the gaze tends to be on him. However, they wrote that Mescal also had some memorable moments and that his performance was excellent. While giving Scott most of the showmanship, he apparently even manages to convey the inner complexity of the role that we would never know without Mescal's performance.
That's an IRISH accent that Andrew Scott has, my friend! And there's a perfectly good explanation given in the film as to why Adam spent much of his early life in Dublin. @@binkytube
I watched this movie without knowing anything about it and let me tell you it still stays with me. Such a beautiful and emotional movie. The actors did an amazing job bringing this story to life.
After seeing this film you will understand the difference between loneliness and just being one with yourself. The worst feeling in the world is to be alone but believing that the person you're with cares more than they do. The depths of emotion that this film will certainly stir should be welcomed and embraced.
One of the most beautiful films, most of us will lose a parent(s) in our life time, and many films have covered this, but for some reason this film resonated with me more than any before - I think we all secretly fantasise (or even dream about) going back in time to revisit our parents, our family homes, our childhood, and to have those everyday (and not so every day) conversations with them from an adult perspective. To see this so beautifully portrayed struck a chord 😢
It's insane that Paul Mescal is just 27 years old and he has worked with some of the biggest actors in the world right now. Like in The Lost Daughter where he worked with Olivia Colman or God's Creatures where he worked with Emily Watson or Foe with Saoirse Ronan and now All of Us Strangers with Claire Foy and Jamie Bell. Incredible career ahead of him that's for sure 👍
And is already under consideration for being the next James Bond too! He’s my #2 pick after Henry Golding. No disrespect to those who wanna see Henry Cavill, but I just can’t imagine anything more boring 😂
Just finished bawling my eyes out to this film. So, thanks for that! Honestly, what a precious movie. Those who are careful about watching this film due to its gay characters, trust me, it's more than that. The parents-son relationship is portrayed so beautifully that it actually shadowed the love story.
@@PS1995-u8r obviously you didn't watch the movie. and know very little about people in general. because love, lost, loneliness, grief etc are the universal themes
The first thirty seconds of the trailer made me cry. The intensity of the colors, the lighting in each shot, the camera work, it's all so emotive and aesthetically pleasing, and I'm not used to seeing queer leads being portrayed in this way. It also captured a sense of loneliness in a big city that I've only seen in Wong Kar Wai's work and other things inspired by him. Really excited to see the movie in its entirety!
@@choerim What do you mean "identify as gay"? That's like saying someone "identifies" as 6 feet tall. You either are or you aren't, it has nothing to do with identity.
Yes. This is gonna be the best film of the year. The trusted reviews + The Actors + The Director + The Themes and Motifs. This year's portrait of a lady on fire meets Petite Maman.
This director previously made 45 Years starring Charlotte Rampling, a movie that I absolutely love so I'm definitely interested to see this as his next feature
What version of the song is in the trailer? I SoundHound it and I got Pet Shop Boys 2018 remastered dance version. But it doesn’t sound at all the same.
@djesse Same. It's my all-time favorite song and is heart-heavy, so it seems extremely well-suited to the plot. If it actually is part of the film soundtrack, it's gonna send me over the edge.
I just got out of this movie and took a walk home. I cried ALL THE WAY. I couldn‘t even stop crying once I was home. Damn, this hurt. But it was one of the most beautiful films I‘ve ever seen.
Andrew Scott is one of my favorite actors. I’m jealous. My family is all from western Colorado, but didn’t know if the event was open to the public. I hope he’s amazing in it. He deserves to be recognized by the movie going audience.
I am confused, I am entranced, I am enthralled and I am covered in goosebumps. I don't know what the hell is going on, but I know this is going to be a moment.
I saw the Irish premiere of this film recently with my mother as a part of a festival and we were shocked leaving. Definitely one of the best this year. This is one of the few films this year that is both quite funny but so sad. You will be crying like me and my mother at the end of this.❤❤
One of the best movies I have ever seen. Just astonishing on every level. I'm glad I didn't know anything about it before I went. I've never been that moved or cried that much at the end of a film. saw it three days ago and it's still sitting with me. It's just perfect in every way. A film, about love, loss, loneliness, and everything in between. 💔
San Francisco doesn't deserve Andrew Haigh. "Looking" was one of the best shows on TV ever and he is one of the best storytellers of the 21st Century. I hope he wins a million awards.
I am mesmerised. The way touch is treated in this trailer (and presumably, the whole film) makes me feel things I wasn't prepared for at 7 AM on a Tuesday. Need to watch this.
Normal People, The Lost Daughter, God's Creatures, Aftersun, and now with his two new movies this year which are Foe and All of Us Strangers. Paul Mescal pick his roles very well to prove more of his versatility and acting range. That's pretty impressive, so proud for my man right there 👍
Sadly he was miscast as Stanley in the recent London theatre production of A Streetcar Named Desire. But the over-rated Rebecca Frecknall's direction did not help.
I almost cried when "Always on My Mind" started playing. This film promises to be a tearjerker. Goddamn 2023 has blessed us with so many gay films, from "My Policeman", "Red, White & Royal Blue" to this.
What version of the song is in the trailer? I SoundHound it and I got Pet Shop Boys 2018 remastered dance version. But it doesn’t sound at all the same.
This movie was absolutely beautiful in all ways... Such a depth in emotions and beautiful messages.. I cried so much, I felt their pain. Wow, I recommend watching it, but bring tissues!
I was sobbing the whole time during watching this movie😭. I'm highly affected my this as i've been going through a tough time for some years. Loneliness , anxiety , depression and stress. Its hard to put these feelings in words.
a trailer that takes you in just enough without giving away the plot/storyline. The song used in this was perfect. Now just wait for it to come out and go on this journey.
I'm so grateful for all the people that put their heart into creating a movie like this. Stellar production and impeccable performance. Painfully relatable, ugly cry, check. Well done.
Just saw the movie. Very original storyline and great cast. It's not just a gay romance film. Everyone will be able to relate especially if you have lost a loved one and yearned for more time with them. I'm amazed how Andrew Scott's character looked so boyish when he was in the presence of his parents even though he was a grown man. One of the themes of loneliness is heartbreaking but relatable. This movie deserves a sequel since you wonder what the Andrew Scott character is going to do next.
Every single film and TV show from director/screenwriter Andrew Haigh has been brilliantly cast, and actors always do really fine work in them: Weekend, Looking, 45 Years, Lean On Pete, The North Water. All four actors in All of Us Strangers give terrific performances, and Andrew Scott is absolutely wonderful, so emotionally vulnerable that it breaks your heart.
Mine too, and I felt like it was the buzziest film there. If you were in line talking movies and the person you were talking to had seen this, this is what they wanted to talk about.
Andrew Haigh is really my daddy. He raised me up with his movies: 'Weekend','Looking', and this amazing upcoming movie 'All of Us Strangers'. THANK YOU daddy for your movies.
This is probably the best movie I've seen. It is amazing! I love everything, but most especially how it's written. Such a brilliant mind to create this movie. Brought me into a world of different emotions.
this movie is beyond brilliant, definitely one of the best movies I've ever seen. just watching he trailer brings tears to my eyes and a sense of comfort, i have never related so much to a character before, i kept on having to tell myself that the actor playing Adam was acting and not actually retelling his story, i was amazed at the emotions that he portrayed on his face, the scene in the restaurant with this parents absolutely broke me and i have never cried so much watching a movie before, i kept on telling myself that these were my parents and i honestly believed that they were, at least the parents of Adam, and the emotions i saw i believed were real. Im going through some self discovery as well and the process, the emotions and the diologe of the movie was so raw it was almost educational. Absolutely heart shattering, and i was lying in bed later on and i remembered feeling the same way after watchin Brokeback Mountain, that same sense of profound sadness and devastation, but almost like a comfort as well to think that the experience of my life is shared by other gay men and im not alone in my loneliness.
I've just been to see this film and was blown away. I never get emotional at films but it had me welling up. During the last minutes of the film i had constant goosebumps. I didn't want to leave the cinema straight away as i felt like i needed to process it. I went to the pub to have a few strong drinks after just to think about it all. If you've not seen it i think you'll love it.
Adam and Harry's love is the love letter that most of us on the periphery have been waiting for. Utterly destroyed by the movie but it is a story for the ages. Cried my heart out!!
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I was not prepared for the levels of heartbreak this movie made me feel. Everyone in the theatre was weeping.
Yeah right
@@deepblack2193 Yes, it is right. Same thing in the cinema where I saw it.
Exactly the same experience.. one of the films that stays with you.
Literally feels like your guts turn inside out. So powerful and beautiful. Immense displays of empathy throughout
oh im so excited. i love movies that make me cry
For me honestly this is a 10/10 movie. After the movie finished everyone sat through the credits in full silence. Everyone on this project brought their a-game. Absolutely amazing.
This is one of those rare movies that makes you feel like you're stepping into an entirely formed and real world that you didn't know you needed to visit until you got there.
That little excerpt can apply to literally any movie ever made 🤣
@@VideoGuy232 not really
did you watch?
Why can't we find them in Real World???
uhm yes u can its literally not that deep trust me
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I am completely devastated after watching it. Such a cathertic experience, cried like a baby. Cannot even judge it critically.
i came to this comment section looking for some solace. this movie destroyed me.
lol could u be any more pretentious
The same reaction ❤
same here
I cried so much at the movies, it was almost embarrassing 🥲
IRISH PEOPLE WE WON
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*I'm black Irish*
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im not irish can i join?
NO...get tae feck
I watched this film today, went into it blind not knowing a thing about it, what a journey. It is one of the most uniquely emotional cinematic experiences I have ever had, such a powerful hauntingly emotive, and beautiful film on every level.
Well said💕
Same 🥹 + cried my heart out...
I’m reading the book currently. Didn’t know there was a film but based on this trailer they’re completely different entities
One of the most hauntingly beautiful and powerful films I've ever experienced. Tears rolled down my face uncontrollably during this film from the first scene to the last because of how . All around me in the theater of the sold out screening I could hear weeping and sniffling. It's an intimately tender, heartbreaking ghost story about loneliness, grief, trauma and the power of love. Andrew Scott and Claire Foy deserve all the nominations this year! My favorite film of 2023!!
Totally agree. I was in tears most of the way through but that ending was just too much. Watched it in our local rural Co Cork cinema and people were on their phones. I don't have anything to add to what you said about the film - it was heartbreaking on many levels. I originally had no liking for Paul Mescal, but since this movie .. he is a bit of a star.
are you gay?
You're absolutely right! Thank you for your comment.
Claire Foy’s acting is FLAWLESS ❤❤❤
Why love if harry was actually dead all along? He fell in love with a ghost 😢
Just finished the movie, sitting in complete silence for half an hour writing this comment. Probably for someone to see it and realise you’re not alone.
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I want to see it by I confess I am scared 😨😨😨😊😊
Thank you
is it sad end?
two of the most lovely, beautiful, talented men on screen together in a romance? are you kidding me? is this a dream? I am so unbelievably excited.
we all knew they were bi
it's not a romance, though.
lol ya right.. so stoopit a comment. go away bought comments!
Right? What a dreamy pairing! Such a beautiful and devastating story.
Why show a man in his late 40s with a boy in his early 20s?
Just wow 😢. After watching this last night I’m beside myself with grief but also relief. After losing my brother to suicide 10 years ago I unleashed 10 years of suppressed tears and emotion in a cinema. Absolutely beautiful and stunning film that will change how you perceive the world 😢❤
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Wow. That’s amazing. Happy for you.
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This has to be one of the most intensely moving films I have seen. So many layers of *human* existence, parental, romantic, loneliness... Kudos to Andrew Haigh and team. Andrew Scott is absolutely stellar in this role, as is Paul Mescal... this is a must see.
As I sat there crying in the cinema, I was trying to recall the last film that made me react that way. We are so overloaded with superhero movies and car chase movies, it's sadly rare to have a film with genuine emotion these days. This one blew me away.
The kinda movie where that you get back from seeing in the cinema and come home immediately to watch the trailer twice over, just to feel a small sense of the scenes again.
I’m just really grateful for my parents and all strangers in all walks of life 💜💜
Exactly what im doing now 😂
I spent over an hour watching interviews and the trailer after seeing it at the cinema
Exactly, seen this afternoon and here I am 😍
I saw this movie last night and was not prepared to cry as much as I did. This movie is beautiful and poetic and I loved every minute of it. The performance from the cast was a 100 out of 10!
This trailer is amazing. It conveys so much emotion. I cried at the end of it without knowing the reason, just been overwhelmed by the feelings. I can't wait to see it.
same here.
It was the music too, anyone know the song?
always on my mind by the pet shop boys!@@Floaress
I cried too.
I saw it today. Amazing!
Andrew Scott & Paul Mescal, this is too good to be true🥰
Definitely going to cinemas for this one!!
Two of my favorite actors, I'm so excited!
Two Irish men whose characters’ ill-fated relationships emotionally devastated me
Connell and The Priest? cause you are right on the money, those two characters and their doomed relationships wrecked me@@DanielleReisch
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Which one is the less attractive, less talented one who looks a little like Mark Raffalo?
This messed with my head way more than it should’ve. Highly recommended… what a soundtrack, acting and such meaning…
Paul Mescal + Andrew Scott = The hottest couple in the history of cinema.
Heath Ledger + Jake Gyllenhaal
@encheknizam they were hot indeed but these 2 are hotter now.
I cant make out a lot of the dialogue by the mumbling actors. It's a no for me.
@@vincentruvo6988it’s not made for you 😊
I don't find either of them particularly good-looking tbh.
I don't think any film has ever made me feel the way I felt yesterday when I watched this. Everyone in the theater was frozen minutes after the credits started rolling. What a devastating, cathartic, beautiful, and life-changing experience. Can only recommend, but watch carefully, and make sure to be with a loved one.
I feel like this is the preemptive role to a massive explosion of Andrew Scott. I love the recognition he's receiving- he's an actually incredible performer and is dedicated to the craft of what he does. I think more than just Fleabag or Sherlock fans will know this man's work soon enough.
fleabag and sherlock are incredibly popular shows lol he's not exactly niche
I knew of Andrew Scott in His Dark Materials (I honestly didn’t know he was in Fleabag or Sherlock), and he was great in this movie.
yess he's also an amazing theatre performer
I didn't notice Andrew Scott much when I first saw Pride other than playing the Welshman that gets reconciled with his mother who lives in another Valleys mining village. It was a very touching moment and his mother must have gradually accepted he was gay in the meantime.
He had left home as a teenager for London because he was gay and hounded out. In the film he was living with his partner and they both owned a gay bookshop used for printing leaflets and placards. The campaigners also held meetings there. I was taking more notice of Paddy Considine then who played the miner who first reached out to the gays and Lesbians in London.
I watched it today and was blown away. He was good in Fleabag but he’s absolutely phenomenal in this.
I’ve just watched the film. Astonishing. Heartbreaking. What an amazing piece of work. I loved 45 Years, and Andrew Haigh knows how to lay his characters completely bare. This is a devastating film, full of grief and loneliness.
This movie is artistically, emotionally, phenomenal. I love how the movie takes it's time to dive deeper into what the main character is feeling and struggles within himself.
This is an opportunity for Paul Mescal to prove that he can work in a supporting role. According to reviews from people who have seen the film, the story revolves around the main character, Andrew Scott, so the gaze tends to be on him. However, they wrote that Mescal also had some memorable moments and that his performance was excellent. While giving Scott most of the showmanship, he apparently even manages to convey the inner complexity of the role that we would never know without Mescal's performance.
I think Mescal proved that very well in The Lost Daughter
It's awfully long and boring.
Watch the film and then comment
@@binkytube ahh look - we have a troll on our hands.
This looks incredible, and also Claire Foy, what a force of nature, I absolutely cannot wait for this!
All gay people must seek Jesus Christ to save them from the curse that all of humanity shares - the sinful Flesh inherited from our ancestor Adam.
Then, you watch it and wonder why this English couple has a son with a Midwestern, American accent.
That's an IRISH accent that Andrew Scott has, my friend! And there's a perfectly good explanation given in the film as to why Adam spent much of his early life in Dublin. @@binkytube
You can't really tell because he mumbles for most of the boring movie. @@treesny
@@binkytube he does't - maybe you haven't mastered the Irish accent.
I cried so hard during this movie, what a performance
This looks incredible
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Just saw it today and I was right -- this movie broke my heart and healed it all at once. Such a beautiful, poignant film.
I watched this movie without knowing anything about it and let me tell you it still stays with me. Such a beautiful and emotional movie. The actors did an amazing job bringing this story to life.
I rushed out of the cinema to the bathroom to cry, that movie hit something deep inside of me, exceptional movie 5/5 for me.
After seeing this film you will understand the difference between loneliness and just being one with yourself. The worst feeling in the world is to be alone but believing that the person you're with cares more than they do. The depths of emotion that this film will certainly stir should be welcomed and embraced.
Mescal & Scott in one movie, say no more. This looks beautiful
I kept crying for 15 freaking minutes and I don't regret any of it. This movie really reaches something inside
One of the most beautiful films, most of us will lose a parent(s) in our life time, and many films have covered this, but for some reason this film resonated with me more than any before - I think we all secretly fantasise (or even dream about) going back in time to revisit our parents, our family homes, our childhood, and to have those everyday (and not so every day) conversations with them from an adult perspective. To see this so beautifully portrayed struck a chord 😢
It's insane that Paul Mescal is just 27 years old and he has worked with some of the biggest actors in the world right now. Like in The Lost Daughter where he worked with Olivia Colman or God's Creatures where he worked with Emily Watson or Foe with Saoirse Ronan and now All of Us Strangers with Claire Foy and Jamie Bell. Incredible career ahead of him that's for sure 👍
And already all the big film award nominations too.
And is already under consideration for being the next James Bond too! He’s my #2 pick after Henry Golding. No disrespect to those who wanna see Henry Cavill, but I just can’t imagine anything more boring 😂
Don't forget he'll be in Gladiator 2 as well.
So you mentioned Jamie Bell & Claire Foy but not Andrew Scott.
@@mayukh9536 yeah him too but Claire and Jamie are far bigger than him 🤷
When everything fell in to place, I was silently crying with streams of tears down my face. A masterpiece.
It's not a Paul Mescal film without a rave scene than will tear your heart out 🤷🏻♂
A solemn, tender film which I think a lot of people will be able to relate to. One scene in particular with the dad had the tears going.
Just finished bawling my eyes out to this film. So, thanks for that! Honestly, what a precious movie. Those who are careful about watching this film due to its gay characters, trust me, it's more than that. The parents-son relationship is portrayed so beautifully that it actually shadowed the love story.
So many people are going to relate to this movie. You have to respect the actors for bringing feeling to these characters.
People that aren't gay will struggle to relate to a film marketed exclusively as an 'LGBT film'.
@@PS1995-u8r obviously you didn't watch the movie. and know very little about people in general. because love, lost, loneliness, grief etc are the universal themes
The first thirty seconds of the trailer made me cry. The intensity of the colors, the lighting in each shot, the camera work, it's all so emotive and aesthetically pleasing, and I'm not used to seeing queer leads being portrayed in this way. It also captured a sense of loneliness in a big city that I've only seen in Wong Kar Wai's work and other things inspired by him. Really excited to see the movie in its entirety!
They're not "queer", they're gay. Get it right.
@@Straumnes I haven't seen the movie yet so I wouldn't know, but saying someone is queer doesn't invalidate the fact that they identify as gay.
@@Straumnes Curiously, the characters actually discuss the merits of "gay" versus "queer" in this very movie!
@@NYUCanadian One is an innate characteristic and one is a political identity.
@@choerim What do you mean "identify as gay"? That's like saying someone "identifies" as 6 feet tall. You either are or you aren't, it has nothing to do with identity.
Hands down one of the best films I’ve seen in a long time
Yes. This is gonna be the best film of the year. The trusted reviews + The Actors + The Director + The Themes and Motifs. This year's portrait of a lady on fire meets Petite Maman.
This director previously made 45 Years starring Charlotte Rampling, a movie that I absolutely love so I'm definitely interested to see this as his next feature
Oh what a good call, it definitely has Petite Maman parallels.
Although if Paul Mescal isn't who he seems that could be a bit weird..
The scene they are setting up the Christmas tree, while her mum sings him always on my mind really blew my mind.
A todos, una de las mejores escenas que vi hasta ahora, con esa sencillez.
The way the Pet Shop Boys song is used in the trailer gives me goosebumps!
What version of the song is in the trailer? I SoundHound it and I got Pet Shop Boys 2018 remastered dance version. But it doesn’t sound at all the same.
Always on My Mind (Dub Mix) (2018 Remaster)
The part where it comes in as Adam teleports from his apartment to the club gives me the chills every time.
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@djesse Same. It's my all-time favorite song and is heart-heavy, so it seems extremely well-suited to the plot. If it actually is part of the film soundtrack, it's gonna send me over the edge.
This film was insanely beautiful, I cried a lot.
In Andrew Haigh we trust! Not to mention the fantastic cast!
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Amen! Weekend, 45 Years, Looking, Lean On Pete, The North Water... one of the finest director/writers working today.
I just got out of this movie and took a walk home. I cried ALL THE WAY. I couldn‘t even stop crying once I was home. Damn, this hurt. But it was one of the most beautiful films I‘ve ever seen.
Saw this film at Telluride. Absolutely took my breath away.
Andrew Scott is one of my favorite actors. I’m jealous. My family is all from western Colorado, but didn’t know if the event was open to the public. I hope he’s amazing in it. He deserves to be recognized by the movie going audience.
Seems like Telluride or Boulder is where it would be shown lol
Can we appreciate the company that created this beautiful trailer? It’s perfection.
I am confused, I am entranced, I am enthralled and I am covered in goosebumps. I don't know what the hell is going on, but I know this is going to be a moment.
I feel the same❤
To say that I am just "excited" for this movie would be the understatement of the century.
I saw the Irish premiere of this film recently with my mother as a part of a festival and we were shocked leaving. Definitely one of the best this year. This is one of the few films this year that is both quite funny but so sad. You will be crying like me and my mother at the end of this.❤❤
One of the best movies I have ever seen. Just astonishing on every level. I'm glad I didn't know anything about it before I went. I've never been that moved or cried that much at the end of a film. saw it three days ago and it's still sitting with me. It's just perfect in every way. A film, about love, loss, loneliness, and everything in between. 💔
Was exactly the same with me.
San Francisco doesn't deserve Andrew Haigh. "Looking" was one of the best shows on TV ever and he is one of the best storytellers of the 21st Century. I hope he wins a million awards.
Agree, this beautiful movie reminded me so much of that show.
I am mesmerised. The way touch is treated in this trailer (and presumably, the whole film) makes me feel things I wasn't prepared for at 7 AM on a Tuesday. Need to watch this.
Normal People, The Lost Daughter, God's Creatures, Aftersun, and now with his two new movies this year which are Foe and All of Us Strangers. Paul Mescal pick his roles very well to prove more of his versatility and acting range. That's pretty impressive, so proud for my man right there 👍
Sadly he was miscast as Stanley in the recent London theatre production of A Streetcar Named Desire. But the over-rated Rebecca Frecknall's direction did not help.
@@williamgardiner2010 didn't he win an Oliver award for that though?
I watched Weekend when I was 18, and now going to watch this at the age of 30 brings a lot of emotions.
Weekend is one of the best movies of the past 20 years.
I almost cried when "Always on My Mind" started playing. This film promises to be a tearjerker. Goddamn 2023 has blessed us with so many gay films, from "My Policeman", "Red, White & Royal Blue" to this.
And with this one we get something genuinely good!
What version of the song is in the trailer? I SoundHound it and I got Pet Shop Boys 2018 remastered dance version. But it doesn’t sound at all the same.
@@Cooperfan54 First version played is Always On My Mind (Dub Mix) then it goes into the usual 7" Mix. An edit made for the trailer.
"I've always felt alone." That resonated with me on a universal level.
If you see the film, I think you will feel that way magnified about 100 times.
@treesny gonna wait it on Prime Video. I want to watch it by myself
This movie kept taking me to an inner conversation, you will find something you can relate to. Omg most heartbreaking and relieving yourself
I left the cinema devastated, I was about to fall down the stairs
This movie was absolutely beautiful in all ways... Such a depth in emotions and beautiful messages.. I cried so much, I felt their pain. Wow, I recommend watching it, but bring tissues!
The most beautiful and the saddest movie ever. I cried for 2 hours afterwards.
😢
Paul Mescal is the boyfriend of Andrew Scott and the husband of Saoirse Ronan in this cinematic year. Just wow.
Wait what’s he in with Saoirse?
@@user-ed7et3pb4othe movie is called Foe
@@user-ed7et3pb4oit's a movie called FOE. I believe its streaming on Amazon Prime.
@@user-ed7et3pb4o Foe Amazon Prime
It deserves every single film award.
Just finished watching this. I'm in awe, I'm in tears.
I’m not seeing enough people talk about the genius casting of Jamie Bell in this
Agree ! He was ( as all 4 principal actors) perfect. One can feel his love for his son and the sense of guilt he harbored ..
I cry just thinking about the apology scene.
I can already feel this movie breaking my heart. Can't wait to see it.
This movie always makes me cry all through it.
This film ripped my heart out.
I couldn't take my eyes off the screen. Easily the best movie I've seen in a long long time
I was sobbing the whole time during watching this movie😭. I'm highly affected my this as i've been going through a tough time for some years. Loneliness , anxiety , depression and stress. Its hard to put these feelings in words.
I cried too. I hope things get better for you and you reach out to friends for help if you need it.
a trailer that takes you in just enough without giving away the plot/storyline. The song used in this was perfect. Now just wait for it to come out and go on this journey.
I'm so grateful for all the people that put their heart into creating a movie like this. Stellar production and impeccable performance. Painfully relatable, ugly cry, check. Well done.
Just saw the movie. Very original storyline and great cast. It's not just a gay romance film. Everyone will be able to relate especially if you have lost a loved one and yearned for more time with them. I'm amazed how Andrew Scott's character looked so boyish when he was in the presence of his parents even though he was a grown man. One of the themes of loneliness is heartbreaking but relatable. This movie deserves a sequel since you wonder what the Andrew Scott character is going to do next.
Unless…. he died too 🤔
@@arispoli1269i was wondering the same
OMG get ready to ugly cry in the theater. Such a moving film. Andrew Scott is incredible.
Have I died and gone to heaven?? The casting director deserves all the awards!!!
Every single film and TV show from director/screenwriter Andrew Haigh has been brilliantly cast, and actors always do really fine work in them: Weekend, Looking, 45 Years, Lean On Pete, The North Water. All four actors in All of Us Strangers give terrific performances, and Andrew Scott is absolutely wonderful, so emotionally vulnerable that it breaks your heart.
They went to Orion's Belt!
I felt like my stomach had been ripped out watching this, ugly cried, such a powerful film
The Andrew Haigh.
The Andrew Scott.
and...the Paul Mescal.
Dear God, thank you for answering my prayers. 🙏🏼
Every one of the 4 main actors does a perfect job! Great casting!
God what is it about Paul mescal that just renders the surrounding atmosphere all daunting and consequential
That’s an interesting description, whatcha mean?
Absolutely stunning movie, my favourite of this years Telluride film festival.
Mine too, and I felt like it was the buzziest film there. If you were in line talking movies and the person you were talking to had seen this, this is what they wanted to talk about.
A masterpiece of a film. Thank you Andrew
Just the trailer itself almost made me cry, I'm definetely watching this
Andrew Haigh is really my daddy. He raised me up with his movies: 'Weekend','Looking', and this amazing upcoming movie 'All of Us Strangers'. THANK YOU daddy for your movies.
One of the most beautiful & electric on-screen chemistry between the leads since Call me by your Name.
This film broke my heart
I love Andrew Scott so much! Paul Mescal is also incredibly talented
I can’t stop crying 💔
One of the best movies I've ever seen, such an emotional experience.
This is probably the best movie I've seen. It is amazing! I love everything, but most especially how it's written. Such a brilliant mind to create this movie.
Brought me into a world of different emotions.
The film's been getting great reviews so far, so happy for Andrew Scott, he deserves all the attention and success! Can't wait to see it.
this movie is beyond brilliant, definitely one of the best movies I've ever seen. just watching he trailer brings tears to my eyes and a sense of comfort, i have never related so much to a character before, i kept on having to tell myself that the actor playing Adam was acting and not actually retelling his story, i was amazed at the emotions that he portrayed on his face, the scene in the restaurant with this parents absolutely broke me and i have never cried so much watching a movie before, i kept on telling myself that these were my parents and i honestly believed that they were, at least the parents of Adam, and the emotions i saw i believed were real. Im going through some self discovery as well and the process, the emotions and the diologe of the movie was so raw it was almost educational. Absolutely heart shattering, and i was lying in bed later on and i remembered feeling the same way after watchin Brokeback Mountain, that same sense of profound sadness and devastation, but almost like a comfort as well to think that the experience of my life is shared by other gay men and im not alone in my loneliness.
No matter how strong we are on the outside, we know that we are weak on the inside and always need safety and affection from those close to us
I've just been to see this film and was blown away. I never get emotional at films but it had me welling up. During the last minutes of the film i had constant goosebumps. I didn't want to leave the cinema straight away as i felt like i needed to process it.
I went to the pub to have a few strong drinks after just to think about it all.
If you've not seen it i think you'll love it.
a cast brimming with talent, an interesting concept - this is defo going onto the watch list!
The acting in this movie??? phenomenal. the ending scene was so beautiful. good movie that is very intimate.
This movie hurts so bad 😢
Such an amazing beautiful emotional movie. The last scene… i was sitting there and crying 😢
Adam and Harry's love is the love letter that most of us on the periphery have been waiting for. Utterly destroyed by the movie but it is a story for the ages. Cried my heart out!!
This film is going to break us all - but in the best way, like a good cry - isn’t it? 😢 Paul Mescal, choosing his roles like a creative genius 👏🏻
oh you are going to need tissues for this film