You know, I've often wondered why it is we have children in the first place. And the conclusion I've come to is... At some point in our lives we realize things are screwed up beyond repair. So we decide to start again. Wipe the slate clean. Start fresh. And then we have children. Little carbon copies we can turn to and say, "You will do what I could not. You will succeed where I have failed." Because we want someone to get it right this time. But not me... Personally speaking I can't wait to watch life tear you apart. India, who are you? You were supposed to love me, weren't you?
Something I really love in Park Chan Wook's titles is the relationships between the characters. Some would say they're not sane, they're rather disturbing. I'd say they're fascinating. The way they speak with each other, they love each other, they hate each other : these interactions are magnificent, as the characters that make them happened. Along with Stoker", I especially love "The Handmaiden" and "Lady Vengeance" for this reason. The writting of the characters and the way the actors made them live is incredible. This is the kind of movie that stay with your mind for long time if not forever.
Nicole nailed this part and this moment, absolutely brilliant and even a bit terrifying especially because of what she says in the end, what a brilliant job :)
I prefer her style of acting cuz she's consistently NATURAL. You don't scream this kind of scene in real life. She's not Cate Blanchett, who as great as she is, tends to shout or show off in scenes that aren't meant to be loud and big. #teamNicoleKidman
@@attyjosh yeah, I love the film and thought Judi Dench should have won the Oscar but I think Nicole would have been better cast than Cate, who was just way too much.
@@l.k.9982 yes 100%. she was so self absorbed with herself. she resented that her daughter was younger and had life to look forward to and she "caught" the eye of her uncle. i wont give it away to those that haven't seen it. spectacular movie! top 20.
"Personally speaking, i can't wait to watch life tear you a part"
*CHILLS*
apart
what an absolute masterclass performance by Nicole in this scene, her eyes are really chilling!!
You know, I've often wondered why it is we have children in the first place. And the conclusion I've come to is... At some point in our lives we realize things are screwed up beyond repair. So we decide to start again. Wipe the slate clean. Start fresh. And then we have children. Little carbon copies we can turn to and say, "You will do what I could not. You will succeed where I have failed." Because we want someone to get it right this time. But not me... Personally speaking I can't wait to watch life tear you apart. India, who are you? You were supposed to love me, weren't you?
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Whenever Nicole Kidman plays a mother/mother figure she invariably fucking suffers and she kills it every single time.
I've always adored this scene. It's all about the choices taken in life.
her acting is tremendously good
One of the more memorable scenes of motherhood musings in recent film history...
This whole monologue perfectly sums up generational trauma
Truly an underrated masterpiece.
Listen to the song: ctpactb trudge
On par with the cool girl monologue from Gone Girl
@@maegonii absolutely
She's a great example of how some women are not made to be mothers .
really.
Majority*
Nicole looks so elegant and beautiful in this movie. I love her hair and her fashion style and wearing less makeup, so feminine.
Something I really love in Park Chan Wook's titles is the relationships between the characters.
Some would say they're not sane, they're rather disturbing. I'd say they're fascinating. The way they speak with each other, they love each other, they hate each other : these interactions are magnificent, as the characters that make them happened.
Along with Stoker", I especially love "The Handmaiden" and "Lady Vengeance" for this reason. The writting of the characters and the way the actors made them live is incredible.
This is the kind of movie that stay with your mind for long time if not forever.
The movie needed more Nicole Kidman. I think that's why it suffered during the middle.
miss kidman served looks and drama
Nicole nailed this part and this moment, absolutely brilliant and even a bit terrifying especially because of what she says in the end, what a brilliant job :)
The film would have been much better if Nicole was in it more, she's amazing!
One of my all time favourite scenes
Coming from someone who doesn't even really like this movie all that much and thought it was pretty weird, this scene is absolutely phenomenal
I remember seeing this teaser when it was first released to promote the movie. it has stayed with me ever since.
How here at Mother’s Day watching this?
This eyes at 1:36, amazing actress
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Dude there was a clip for that song on youtube and it has been removed.. Do you know where I could find it again? Loved it with that music 🤙
@@antoinearboit430 Aw man didn't know it was deleted that's a shame, I've no idea!
@@Evan95. Song is still on Soundcloud and after checking on Trudge's facebook page the videoclip should be back on youtube soon.. hopefully 🤗!
@@antoinearboit430 A bit late but here ya go: ua-cam.com/video/LJYid2F8iDk/v-deo.html
yesss
Like my sister always said “Every woman wants a daughter…UNTIL they have a daughter!” 😂😂😂
This is actually chilling
So in order to repair damage in our lives we create more lives? one can't get more selfish than that.
heterosexual problems.
gnilttbs Amen.
@@noone2975 without heterosexuals wouldnt be people and gays 😃 see what i did there? 🙈🙈🙈🙈
Jordan Levitt you thought you did sumn huh????
@@dylan3483 Im not talking to you dumbass
I’ve been obsessed with this dialogue!!
Whispering Nicole Kidman .
she should do ASMR.
I prefer her style of acting cuz she's consistently NATURAL. You don't scream this kind of scene in real life. She's not Cate Blanchett, who as great as she is, tends to shout or show off in scenes that aren't meant to be loud and big. #teamNicoleKidman
@@attyjosh herereeeee iiiiii aaaammmmmm
@@andrewmark2783 I love that film but it's a Judi Dench show.
@@attyjosh yeah, I love the film and thought Judi Dench should have won the Oscar but I think Nicole would have been better cast than Cate, who was just way too much.
Nicole Kidman is wonderfull best scene
Came here because of a Radical Redemption track and now I wanna watch movie!
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That's how I got here as well
Yeeees me too 🥰❤
Same
I can't remember if this movie is even good because this is ALL I remember from it
Who sampled this for a song I heard it on Spotify and I can’t find it I NEED IT
It's called ctaptcp by trudge
@@burger322 thanks millions
*@SearchlightPictures* - this upload's audio is mixed correctly. THANKS!!👌
I get it
Me and my mom
Amazing
Stoker! :)
Same
Is anyone here from a Trudge music video
Me
Movie name?
Stoker
Trudge
Bit ridiculous to say this to your child... What is the context of this scene? Is this character supposed to be a good mother?
Fucked up family dynamics is the major theme of this movie, yes
@@l.k.9982 yes 100%. she was so self absorbed with herself. she resented that her daughter was younger and had life to look forward to and she "caught" the eye of her uncle. i wont give it away to those that haven't seen it. spectacular movie! top 20.
@pyro maniac oh yea. he gets a head wound from the hunting rifle.
Oh the melodrama, oh the sucking, I'll hard pass on this one
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