This is definitely about emotional abuse. I’m glad someone is making a movie about this. It’s not something many know how to recognize. I didn’t know what it was until I was in it.
@@kimberlyfinch6055 Actually I saw it as another film about anti male propaganda that encourages women to ditch men over trivial stuff in favor of consumerism.
Emotional abuse is very much a real thing and is part of domestic abuse. Head games! I allowed myself to stay in an emotionally abusive relationship and that's one of the things that ex would say "no one knows you like I do." I got out of the relationship but many stay in. I changed my major to psychology, not to understand my psychoish ex, but rather to understand why I stayed longer than I should have. We stay because we think we can change them, at least that's how it was for me. Good to see this kind of movie coming out. 👍🏾
Emotional abuse is not gender specific. I feel like, men emotionally and physically abusing women is very much documented in the world. What isn’t documented, is the verbal and mental abuse that a lot of women place on men. I was in a 6 year relationship, with a woman who already had a child with someone else. She used me in so many ways. Half way through the relationship, I found myself being constantly lied to, constantly insulted, belittled, physically hit, cheated on etc etc. If I ever reacted, I was instantly looked at as the bad guy for normal reactions to being abused. I’m still extremely scarred to this day (over 10 years later). Needless to say, she implanted such a low outlook in myself. I lost all of my confidence. Immediately after the relationship ended, she was back with her first child’s father and I’ve never re-entered a serious relationship since. This is very real and it’s very traumatic but most men will never admit to it because it is very embarrassing and humiliating. It’s more common than you would think. Emotional abuse is not gender specific. Would also like to see someone shine a light on this. You always see and hear about men doing it to women but you never really see the pain that some broken women can inflict on men. So many women bring the hate of their past failed relationships into new ones and push that anger and resentment on good men. It’s a story that certainly needs to be told. I can share this with you all on UA-cam but I would never share it with family or friends. People look at you like you’re not a man if you can’t handle it.
@@nomoredeception3735 I'm so sorry. How awful. I know that with so many people who lash out, they are actually very paranoid and think that the other person is just waiting to do or on the verge of doing something bad to them, e.g. cheat on them, lie to them, hinder them, hurt them, steal from them, etc. A lot of women and breadwinners fear their significant others and what they may do so this lashing out is their anger, frustration and resentment showing. I really am sorry for what you went through. There are so many layers to abuse, including women abusing their male significant others.
@@lauren9004 Thank you so much for that. I’m so sorry if it seems rude of me to overlook what many women go through. But I promise, that wasn’t my intention at all. I know there are so many disgusting men out there, who permanently scar so, so many women. I just thought I would share my own personal experience. One that you don’t necessarily hear about every day. It sucks and it hurts. If it can completely break a once strong man like myself, I can only imagine the suffering and pain that tons of women must’ve endured. My heart goes out to anyone who has suffered real abuse. Physical or emotional. Thank you so much for the kind words. It meant a lot to hear. Happy Holidays, Lauren. I hope you the best in the new year coming forward. Thank you again, sincerely 😊
This made my heart race. I've been trapped in an abusive marriage for over 15 years and want to leave but I can't afford to because cost of living is crazy expensive. Thank you for making this movie. Maybe it will save girls from ending up where I am.
I hope you leave for the sake of your girls. I know because I was also in a space for 8 years of knowing I had to leave a toxic relationship, knowing in my mind and heart but the possibility of leaving just seeming impossible when I considered logistics, money, social backlash. But there's only one life and if you think of yourself at age 35, 40, then 55 and 70 in a bad relationship and wonder what you're modelling about relationships for your daughters (because I learned passivity and deference to men from my parents), I think leaving is a must. Once you leave, you will feel so much freedom, then regret about not doing it earlier, and there will be a ton of guilt and gaslighting, but for me it completely transformed my self-worth. Wishing you luck.
Keep looking. Don’t give up. I recently left a toxic marriage; moved my 2 girls (& one on the way) only about 6 weeks ago. It was pretty sudden & I know I’m not out of the woods yet (still have all of the court proceedings ahead of me, along with everything else). But it feels like I’ve at least been able to come up for air & breathe at least a little in the in-between times & slowly gaining strength from that. Don’t give up. Reach out to anyone & everyone *disassociated from the relationship* that could possibly help you. Go with your gut. When opportunities come up that feel right- jump on them. Do not give up.
Find a shelter. They will help you steer your way out. Even if you can't run right now, they can help you make a plan. Having a plan is half the battle. This is even more important if you have a pet ( no, I'm not crazy) or a child. Your life, your child's life, or your pet's life is more important than things. You deserve to be safe and at peace.
So, so thankful for this movie being made. Hoping it can bring a lot more awareness to the aspects of emotional/psychological abuse, which can be so powerful and destructive
Today I met an old friend who in my opinion is in a relationship just like the one depicted. Isolated away from her family, cut out from her old friends that he made her hide their relationship from until they married and made her stay at home even though she was very smart and had so much ambition. He also uses God as a way to control her. He was in his late 20s when they met and she was barely 18. All under the disguise of love.
Wow. So painful to watch. This is so real. I'm really glad they are bringing these things to light. I hope they soon come out with a version of this story where the woman is the narcissistic abuser so we can break the stereotypes and show that this happens to everyone, men included.
Bore fest. How much were u paid 2 write something positive ? Or r ur standards really that low. It’s a good subject matter no doubt yet this is a predictable bore fest. The movie offers nothing more that the trailer. Except more of ur life / time
It has taken me 8 years to recover from an emotional/abusive marriage. If you are in a relationship where you are questioning yourself GET OUT NOW. It will never get better. I have lost 20 years of my life.
@@saintmayesn7644 even if that's true, there was a lot more to it than just that. Telling someone that it's all in their head, that they are crazy ,is still emotional abuse. Narcissistic abuse is insidious, in that you start doubting your own reality and judgement, and start believing that you really are the crazy one. All the while, your supposed partner, the person you have trusted to share your home with, is really betraying that trust, all the while making you feel like a terrible person for ever doubting them.
Ok, but many cheaters when exposed deny it by saying that the other is imagining it, many continue denying it even when caught (“it is not what you think”), hardly all of them are narcissistic.
It's very painful to realize the person you loved and adored had been psychologically torturing you and taking advantage of you,. And that he is the cause of your pain but blaming anyone, anthing and especially you for the pain he causes.
The worst part is the abused pushing people away and refusing to participate in their own escape. You can’t make them, but they kill everyone that loves them because they have to sit by and watch.
They have a special way of making you feel terribly flawed and loved and despised and useless and yet cared for all at once, toppling you from pedestal to pyre and back again over and over, and yes. You slowly lose yourself and go entirely insane. This movie touching upon this subject is drastically important.
I’m excited to see this but these can be hard for me to watch because my mother was in an extremely emotionally and physically abusive relationship. I no longer recognized the woman I once knew. Growing up in an environment like this was so overwhelming and suffocating.
I immediately thought about it - maybe the guy reminded me of Patrick Bergen's character so much or something - when she jumps in the water, I hope she is going to fake her own death like Julia's character did. It seems like that is the only way to escape this because it is said that the most dangerous time for a woman is when she decides or tries to leave an abusive partner. That is usually when he kills her.
this will devastate me, emotionally, physically, spiritually. but I hope that anyone who has ever been in or is in an emotionally manipulative and abusive relationship knows that people who love them- TRULY LOVE THEM- would NEVER behave that way towards them. and I hope you find the strength and courage to leave one day. it will be the best thing you will ever do for yourself. I PROMISE you. Anna Kendrick about to give the performance of a lifetime, and i'm THRILLED to see Kaniehtiio Horn (from Letterkenny) in this as well!
This seems much heavier and more terrifying. I feel like "Sleeping with the Enemy" just touched the surface and replaced the bad husband with some creepy new guy.
I've been in 2 emotional abusive relationships in my life. One in my late teens through to mid 20s. He would cheat and lie about it and make me think I was going crazy while calling me crazy for crying about being cheated on. He never admitted it. He would also video tape me showering with a hidden camera and laughed it of when I found it. The second was with a man who put himself first and making me put him first. Had to watch every word that would come out of my mouth to avoid a screaming match.... in the end it felt like I was drowning at sea and completely lost myself
These types of relationships are scary. They start off all sunshine and roses (like any other relationship) but before you know it, typically the man, has control and is slowly eroding your self confidence to the point that you can't see how toxic the situation is and you are afraid to talk to anyone else about it. Quite the advert for staying single!!!
Abuse doesn't have to be physical to leave marks. This trailer made me imagine a butterfly in the cage of someone's hands. There's this sense of being frantic and utterly panicked with no possible means of escape. The use of darling doesn't feel endearing, it feels like a claim of ownership with this taste of belittlement when he says it that really raised the hair on the back of my neck.
Manipulation can feel like Love . Perfectly shows you how 1 person can become god and the rest of the world doesnt mean anything. The root of suffering is attachment. Stop hating on this movie guys. Its simple and well made . No drama no violence.
I have not seen this movie yet but depending how dysfunctional this character is might be Oscar worthy as Timothy Hutton in Ordinary People. Of course, it is always great to see Anna Kendrick in more dramatic roles.
Finally a movie touching on a real issues of the more common abuse around us.. emotional.. & mental abuse…than the hum drum villain with a knife cliché.
Anna Kendrick giving the words « Alice » and « darling » some justice and redemption after don’t worry darling dragged them through the mud for the entirety of 2022
I just love Anna Kendrick so much ....I'm not in the target demo for those Pitch Perfect movies or whatever (male 38 ) so have not seen them I imagine they are Ok though can anyone tell me are they good....does she sing?
Oh no, I saw Anna Kendrick so I immediately clicked especially since it's Christmas season. But what is this, I can't imagine wanting to sit and get through this movie, this looks so unsettling and scary. Definitely not a feel good movie.
Then u should definitely leave. Then get therapy. I did the same thing. Last time I ended up in the ICU was the last straw. I committed myself to years of therapy and got my life back. Get a PTO move out of state as the YWCA for help. Anything, the help is out there. Call a domestic violence shelter or something. Hell have a family member set it up so he don't find out. Anything u have to do to escape. Emotional abuse is worse than the physical and it can escalate to physical.
I never want to hear "my beautiful girl" said like that ever again
I kept hearing "my beautiful cow". I was thinking, thats some weird nickname.
Hum, gave me the chills.
@@aab7705 hahahahaha after you said it, I couldn’t hear anything else 😂
Same
Are we sure he wasn’t saying “my beautiful cow”? That’s something an abuser would say
This is definitely about emotional abuse. I’m glad someone is making a movie about this. It’s not something many know how to recognize. I didn’t know what it was until I was in it.
What are you talking about? This is a light hearted romantic comedy
AMEN 🙏 I hear you loud and clear and thought the same thing
Same :(
@@kimberlyfinch6055 Actually I saw it as another film about anti male propaganda that encourages women to ditch men over trivial stuff in favor of consumerism.
Actually I saw it as another film about anti male propaganda that encourages women to ditch men over trivial stuff in favor of consumerism.
I love Anna Kendrick in comedic films, but it's really great to see her in something this dramatic.
She was great in A Simple Favour too
One of her breakout roles was Up in the Air where she received an Oscar nomination. She was known for that before she became known for her comedy.
@@BP-yd9vn - Thanks for that! I've never seen the film, I'll have to watch it. :)
@@BP-yd9vn Up In The Air is pretty solid
Agreed - I love her!
Manipulation and emotional psychological abuse in relationships need to be talked about more!
Just from the trailer it so captures that pain I dont even know if i can sit through it but I think this is something that is needed and powerful
💯
It wasn't that good of a movie, don't get your hopes up.
The trailer tells the story as it could have been, the movie is just boring.
I love how the autopopulated subtitles are "my beautiful cow".
Thank you, I did not know how much I needed to know this until now 😄
Loool
Emotional abuse is very much a real thing and is part of domestic abuse. Head games! I allowed myself to stay in an emotionally abusive relationship and that's one of the things that ex would say "no one knows you like I do." I got out of the relationship but many stay in. I changed my major to psychology, not to understand my psychoish ex, but rather to understand why I stayed longer than I should have. We stay because we think we can change them, at least that's how it was for me.
Good to see this kind of movie coming out. 👍🏾
I'm so glad you said this. Everyone who is reading my comment and needs to hear this: YOU CANNOT CHANGE THEM! Please move on.
And that's sociopath behavior from yourself right? Thinking you can change them. Trying to.
Emotional abuse is not gender specific. I feel like, men emotionally and physically abusing women is very much documented in the world. What isn’t documented, is the verbal and mental abuse that a lot of women place on men. I was in a 6 year relationship, with a woman who already had a child with someone else. She used me in so many ways. Half way through the relationship, I found myself being constantly lied to, constantly insulted, belittled, physically hit, cheated on etc etc. If I ever reacted, I was instantly looked at as the bad guy for normal reactions to being abused. I’m still extremely scarred to this day (over 10 years later). Needless to say, she implanted such a low outlook in myself. I lost all of my confidence. Immediately after the relationship ended, she was back with her first child’s father and I’ve never re-entered a serious relationship since. This is very real and it’s very traumatic but most men will never admit to it because it is very embarrassing and humiliating. It’s more common than you would think. Emotional abuse is not gender specific. Would also like to see someone shine a light on this. You always see and hear about men doing it to women but you never really see the pain that some broken women can inflict on men. So many women bring the hate of their past failed relationships into new ones and push that anger and resentment on good men. It’s a story that certainly needs to be told. I can share this with you all on UA-cam but I would never share it with family or friends. People look at you like you’re not a man if you can’t handle it.
@@nomoredeception3735 I'm so sorry. How awful. I know that with so many people who lash out, they are actually very paranoid and think that the other person is just waiting to do or on the verge of doing something bad to them, e.g. cheat on them, lie to them, hinder them, hurt them, steal from them, etc. A lot of women and breadwinners fear their significant others and what they may do so this lashing out is their anger, frustration and resentment showing. I really am sorry for what you went through. There are so many layers to abuse, including women abusing their male significant others.
@@lauren9004 Thank you so much for that. I’m so sorry if it seems rude of me to overlook what many women go through. But I promise, that wasn’t my intention at all. I know there are so many disgusting men out there, who permanently scar so, so many women. I just thought I would share my own personal experience. One that you don’t necessarily hear about every day. It sucks and it hurts. If it can completely break a once strong man like myself, I can only imagine the suffering and pain that tons of women must’ve endured. My heart goes out to anyone who has suffered real abuse. Physical or emotional. Thank you so much for the kind words. It meant a lot to hear. Happy Holidays, Lauren. I hope you the best in the new year coming forward. Thank you again, sincerely 😊
“I’m happy” she said in the most stressed out voice ever
I don't care what people in the comments are saying about them showing too much of the movie in the trailer, I want to see this
No, this is good; they didn't even show the alien attack.
This made my heart race. I've been trapped in an abusive marriage for over 15 years and want to leave but I can't afford to because cost of living is crazy expensive. Thank you for making this movie. Maybe it will save girls from ending up where I am.
I hope you leave for the sake of your girls. I know because I was also in a space for 8 years of knowing I had to leave a toxic relationship, knowing in my mind and heart but the possibility of leaving just seeming impossible when I considered logistics, money, social backlash. But there's only one life and if you think of yourself at age 35, 40, then 55 and 70 in a bad relationship and wonder what you're modelling about relationships for your daughters (because I learned passivity and deference to men from my parents), I think leaving is a must. Once you leave, you will feel so much freedom, then regret about not doing it earlier, and there will be a ton of guilt and gaslighting, but for me it completely transformed my self-worth. Wishing you luck.
@@tokitobe2450 I don't have kids. I was just saying I hope my story helps girls that may be reading it to avoid wasting their lives like I did.
@@tokitobe2450 I am trying to leave though. Cost of living in crazy in my town but I'm trying to look for a place. Hopefully I'll find it.
Keep looking. Don’t give up. I recently left a toxic marriage; moved my 2 girls (& one on the way) only about 6 weeks ago. It was pretty sudden & I know I’m not out of the woods yet (still have all of the court proceedings ahead of me, along with everything else). But it feels like I’ve at least been able to come up for air & breathe at least a little in the in-between times & slowly gaining strength from that. Don’t give up. Reach out to anyone & everyone *disassociated from the relationship* that could possibly help you. Go with your gut. When opportunities come up that feel right- jump on them. Do not give up.
Find a shelter. They will help you steer your way out. Even if you can't run right now, they can help you make a plan. Having a plan is half the battle. This is even more important if you have a pet ( no, I'm not crazy) or a child. Your life, your child's life, or your pet's life is more important than things.
You deserve to be safe and at peace.
Anna Kendrick is a national treasure
wouldnt jump the gun on that lol
She is Whoopi Goldberg on her best day.
Preach!!!
@@kellymulderino7156 right though I love her as an actress as a person she is a real snob. Horrible to work with as well.
@@Braininterrupted6 Have you worked with her?
this looks like the kind of movie where I'm gonna be yelling at the screen throughout..
So, so thankful for this movie being made. Hoping it can bring a lot more awareness to the aspects of emotional/psychological abuse, which can be so powerful and destructive
Anna Kendrick is such a good actor
And yet still underrated
Oh my God seeing this and feeling it like I cannot … it hurts so much . The manipulation , to fear , it’s all too much
Had to run to the comments to see if the subtitles were incorrect or if he was really calling her his “beautiful cow” 😂
Wow Anna Kendrick look so great in that I can't wait!!!!
This is breaking my heart already.
Today I met an old friend who in my opinion is in a relationship just like the one depicted. Isolated away from her family, cut out from her old friends that he made her hide their relationship from until they married and made her stay at home even though she was very smart and had so much ambition. He also uses God as a way to control her. He was in his late 20s when they met and she was barely 18. All under the disguise of love.
Ask your friend to be careful. What if he is a psychopath and does something terrible to her? Lots of crazy people nowadays.
Great. Now I have anxiety from watching the trailer. Thanks Alice, my beautiful girl. 😘
This to me looks like a real horror movie
Something to bring you down after Christmas.
or perhaps something to educate people about abusers. And help those being abused to see the signs.
Wow. So painful to watch. This is so real. I'm really glad they are bringing these things to light. I hope they soon come out with a version of this story where the woman is the narcissistic abuser so we can break the stereotypes and show that this happens to everyone, men included.
Well said
Gone girl
Yes, Gone Girl is a tremendous example of this.
@@Zbittersweetz I came to say this.
Bore fest. How much were u paid 2 write something positive ? Or r ur standards really that low. It’s a good subject matter no doubt yet this is a predictable bore fest. The movie offers nothing more that the trailer. Except more of ur life / time
I love Anna Kendrick
Well, I definitely won't be able to watch this as the trailer was triggering of my own past, but this needs to be shown!
Wow, it feels like I haven't seen Anna Kendrick starring in 12 flicks per year since 2018! Welcome back, darling
It has taken me 8 years to recover from an emotional/abusive marriage. If you are in a relationship where you are questioning yourself GET OUT NOW. It will never get better. I have lost 20 years of my life.
What's sad is that this happened to Anna Kendrick in real life. Hopefully performing this is cathartic for her.
And to millions of other women
No, her ex was having an affair and she suspected as much, he denied it until she had solid proof. He told her that she's paranoid and that is all.
@@saintmayesn7644 even if that's true, there was a lot more to it than just that. Telling someone that it's all in their head, that they are crazy ,is still emotional abuse. Narcissistic abuse is insidious, in that you start doubting your own reality and judgement, and start believing that you really are the crazy one. All the while, your supposed partner, the person you have trusted to share your home with, is really betraying that trust, all the while making you feel like a terrible person for ever doubting them.
Ok, but many cheaters when exposed deny it by saying that the other is imagining it, many continue denying it even when caught (“it is not what you think”), hardly all of them are narcissistic.
@@superasper Maybe not diagnosable "narcissistic," but they're all terrible.
It's very painful to realize the person you loved and adored had been psychologically torturing you and taking advantage of you,. And that he is the cause of your pain but blaming anyone, anthing and especially you for the pain he causes.
I would not stand by while someone calls me beautiful cow but this is a must see thriller
The worst part is the abused pushing people away and refusing to participate in their own escape. You can’t make them, but they kill everyone that loves them because they have to sit by and watch.
When they wake up and fly, run, leave, it’s a glorious thing to see their rebirth. I’m finally healing after a year. It takes a long time.
I get the sense that this movie is going to be big!
It isn’t, save your money.
Thankyou subtitles for " my beautiful cow..." that added something.....
This should come with a TW for those of us who lived through abuse like this
Ever comedic actor who acts in serious roles.... Is much better than serious actors in serious roles..
Nice to see Anna Kendrick getting her due.
I can't wait to see it!!!
🤝👏👏wow... definitely worth watching 💯💪🔥🔥Anna Kendrick delivered
I love Anna she's a brilliant actress
They have a special way of making you feel terribly flawed and loved and despised and useless and yet cared for all at once, toppling you from pedestal to pyre and back again over and over, and yes. You slowly lose yourself and go entirely insane. This movie touching upon this subject is drastically important.
I’m excited to see this but these can be hard for me to watch because my mother was in an extremely emotionally and physically abusive relationship. I no longer recognized the woman I once knew. Growing up in an environment like this was so overwhelming and suffocating.
I’ve been in this relationship 😢
I think I'll miss this one. Been through this and it's too close to home.
this was my life for so many years, it is the same for many other woman and men, needs to be dealt with, spoken up about more often
I hope she bring the cups to relieve stress
I very much need to watch this. Movies like this are so healing for me.
This is giving "it ends with us" vibes, i think it's gonna be a great movie
the trailer looks great. her acting in this looks amazing. at least of what I seen. she's prety good.
I've been fucking WAITING ! I can't even believe we've seen only glimpses before this.
Looks great.if you want to see another amazing and similar story…..see “sleeping with the enemy”…..so good/scary/suspenseful!
Oldie but goodie right here!
Totally agree! That was a great movie.
Yes!
I immediately thought about it - maybe the guy reminded me of Patrick Bergen's character so much or something - when she jumps in the water, I hope she is going to fake her own death like Julia's character did. It seems like that is the only way to escape this because it is said that the most dangerous time for a woman is when she decides or tries to leave an abusive partner. That is usually when he kills her.
This talking dog "Laura" makes a good suggestion with Sleeping With The Enemy
Sea Gods paddle boards are featured in this film from our local creators in British Columbia Canada, the best boards out there.
award for her performance😊
Lol, Pacino is yet to receive an award for The Godfather, one of the best movies in American cinema…hold your horses
@@Aven-Sharma1991 oh, shut it.
No
yes for Wunmi Mosaku being in more stuff!
this will devastate me, emotionally, physically, spiritually. but I hope that anyone who has ever been in or is in an emotionally manipulative and abusive relationship knows that people who love them- TRULY LOVE THEM- would NEVER behave that way towards them. and I hope you find the strength and courage to leave one day. it will be the best thing you will ever do for yourself. I PROMISE you. Anna Kendrick about to give the performance of a lifetime, and i'm THRILLED to see Kaniehtiio Horn (from Letterkenny) in this as well!
And yet you will sit in a theatre willing to be tortured? Why? It goes no where, slooooowly.
e m o t i o n a l d a m a g e
Oh man, this brings back nightmares of my ex…
Alice is a drama movie you should see of the year of 2022
INTENSE
I’m worried, darling
Reminds me of "Sleeping With The Enemy"
Me too. But this time with witnesses. I guess nothing new is ...really new today. Just the performances.
@@SlaneKrupicky "This time with witnesses", heck yeah!
This seems much heavier and more terrifying. I feel like "Sleeping with the Enemy" just touched the surface and replaced the bad husband with some creepy new guy.
I swear to god, hearing him say 'my beautiful girl' makes me want to smack him in the face
Coming to the Lifetime channel.
I've been in 2 emotional abusive relationships in my life. One in my late teens through to mid 20s. He would cheat and lie about it and make me think I was going crazy while calling me crazy for crying about being cheated on. He never admitted it. He would also video tape me showering with a hidden camera and laughed it of when I found it. The second was with a man who put himself first and making me put him first. Had to watch every word that would come out of my mouth to avoid a screaming match.... in the end it felt like I was drowning at sea and completely lost myself
I love Anna Kendrick but I also really want to see Wunmi Mosaka's performance after impressing me, recently, on 'We Own This City.'
I definitely cannot wait to see this movie!
as a survivor of an abusive relationship this is gonna be hard to watch but i definitely need it.
Looks really good finally someone puts out a good movie this year
Everytime he said 'my beautiful girl'
The subtitle said, 'my beautiful cow' 😆😆😆
I need to watch this omg
TANIS!!!
These types of relationships are scary. They start off all sunshine and roses (like any other relationship) but before you know it, typically the man, has control and is slowly eroding your self confidence to the point that you can't see how toxic the situation is and you are afraid to talk to anyone else about it. Quite the advert for staying single!!!
Or just an advert for better recognition on red flags. Don't be alone
they missed the chance to put “ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE ANNA KENDRICK.”
I think the makers of this film need to be brought to justice!!
Abuse doesn't have to be physical to leave marks. This trailer made me imagine a butterfly in the cage of someone's hands. There's this sense of being frantic and utterly panicked with no possible means of escape. The use of darling doesn't feel endearing, it feels like a claim of ownership with this taste of belittlement when he says it that really raised the hair on the back of my neck.
i really want to see this movie i love her she my faviote actress
That looks thoroughly depressing.
The closed captions keep saying 'My beautiful cow" lol...
He's saying gurl... (girl).
Manipulation can feel like Love . Perfectly shows you how 1 person can become god and the rest of the world doesnt mean anything. The root of suffering is attachment.
Stop hating on this movie guys. Its simple and well made . No drama no violence.
God damn this is intense stuff. I know people in relationships like this. .
I have not seen this movie yet but depending how dysfunctional this character is might be Oscar worthy as Timothy Hutton in Ordinary People. Of course, it is always great to see Anna Kendrick in more dramatic roles.
This looks good!
If my husband kept calling me that every 3 seconds I'll lose my mind and pull out my hair too .. Gosh !
That dude reminds me of Norman Bates.😳
😶"I did not know he was more important than us"
"he loves me"😔
"i don't understand how any of this is your business "🤐
Finally a movie touching on a real issues of the more common abuse around us.. emotional.. & mental abuse…than the hum drum villain with a knife cliché.
Auntie Tanis helping a friend in abusive relationship.
I'm so excited to see her in something else!
Anna Kendrick giving the words « Alice » and « darling » some justice and redemption after don’t worry darling dragged them through the mud for the entirety of 2022
Looks like it was filmed in Toronto
Amazing movie
I just love Anna Kendrick so much ....I'm not in the target demo for those Pitch Perfect movies or whatever (male 38 ) so have not seen them I imagine they are Ok though can anyone tell me are they good....does she sing?
My dad is in his 50's and he loves the first pitch perfect movie. He watches it all the time 😅
somebody count how many times he said "my beautiful girl"
It's very Pavlovian. Emotional abusers tend to love bomb and then use those same words against the person later on in the relationship.
Drinking game right there...
Yeah, I'm in.
Everyone is saying that she gave a PERFORMANCE!!!!
DBE never disappoint
it's a movie about red flags
so they're gonna kill him right
Gosh, I want to see this, but I think I will need therapy afterwards.
Don't let the trailer fool you. This is a very slow burn movie where nothing much happen even the end.
I think Anna Kendrick is amazing but there's nothing about this trailer that would make me want to go to the theatre and see it.
Oh no, I saw Anna Kendrick so I immediately clicked especially since it's Christmas season. But what is this, I can't imagine wanting to sit and get through this movie, this looks so unsettling and scary. Definitely not a feel good movie.
This trailer triggered my anxiety as someone trapped in an emotionally abusive marriage
Then u should definitely leave. Then get therapy. I did the same thing. Last time I ended up in the ICU was the last straw. I committed myself to years of therapy and got my life back. Get a PTO move out of state as the YWCA for help. Anything, the help is out there. Call a domestic violence shelter or something. Hell have a family member set it up so he don't find out. Anything u have to do to escape. Emotional abuse is worse than the physical and it can escalate to physical.
@@JohnDoe-fx7qz I am trying
@@JohnDoe-fx7qz didn't have to, he put us out on Sunday. I'm currently by my parents looking for new place.
@@JohnDoe-fx7qz I live in Jamaica....