This movie was so good, I found it at 2:30 in the morning and was just crying, laughing and loving how brilliant the director was to be able to capture all of our human emotions, kudos to everyone!
Right? I saw DOWNHILL; it had its own charm, but this had so much more depth. I hate to say it’s the difference between European filmmaking and American, but it probably is…
No it’s really not. How brilliant? What are you smoking? You genuinely think we needed 30 second drag on shots of snow? You genuinely think repetitive dialogue and no conclusion is brilliant? There’s nothing likable about the characters because before the drama even starts we don’t know anything about them. The kids act like they’re gonna get a divorce but because we don’t know shit it doesn’t translate. The movie is legit about 5 minutes of characters peeing. Tarantino has feet and Ostlund has Pee
As a married male viewer, the closing scene of 'Downhill' resonated deeply with me. The moment when the four of them share laughter and hugs, it seems like all worries vanish into thin air. However, when the roof's snow suddenly falls, everyone hurriedly dodges, revealing a sense of self-protection. This moment couldn't help but make me think about the helplessness and reality within marriage. Even though there's an apparent atmosphere of reconciliation, the internal struggles are undeniable. The actors' performances and the scene's design complement each other, making this scene the pinnacle of the entire film. It's a realization about life. The entire movie not only made me reflect on the characters' actions but also prompted deep contemplation about marriage and human nature. Therefore, I hope scenes like this become a mirror for the audience, sparking profound reflections between spouses. In the journey of life, we all need to bravely face difficulties and honestly consider each other's needs. 'Downhill' is precisely that kind of film, urging both partners in a marriage to work together towards a more mature and resilient relationship through intense emotions and inspirational scenes
@@maxreediii yes i did :D english is my fourth language. Finland has two official languages and my mother is Armenian so that is the third one. Sorry bro! :D
Thank you to those who told me that it was not a real film. My God, I cannot describe to you the extent of my sorrow and my heart's denial of the screaming of the child.😭
If my kids make a sound like that, even if I think it’s irrational I’m trusting their instinct and leaving. Although I’m the kind of guy that sees the avalanche and immediately moves my family.
I've seen this movie 3 times and it never occured to me that people are considering it as a strong comedy over a drama? I thought it just handled the drama with a little amusement, nothing that had you leaving the cinema talking about how hilarious it was. Kind of like Marriage Story. It handles drama with a little comedy sometimes, but it isn't considered hilarious persay. I am questioning my humanity at how differently I've interpreted Force Majeure? Can anyone weigh in on this. D;
Hot take in reply to a year old commit but I think people in general tend to overlook drama in search of other, more 'pleasant' genres. There is nothing wrong with you, I'm the same. But many audiences don't want to have to think about the often sad truths drama movies have to offer so they automatically pay attention to aspects of other genres. Also black humor in film is a weird thing where some may just appreciate its wittiness and laugh, some may mainly see the sad core and cry even if it was presented with wit. Marketing and false expectations are a factor too. I hate to see really smart horror dramas get bad reviews because people expect a bunch of jumpscares and are disappointed when they get slowly unnerving social or psychological horror instead. OK sorry for my monologue byeee
This reminds me long time ago when i watched a movie in cinema and at one particular scene, i burst out my tears like a baby, like i really felt heartbroken. But i could hear people around me and even my sister beside me were laughing their ass off.
I’m not sure how many see this movie as a comedy, but it definitely isn’t. It is a drama, however not the “cry me a river” kind, but the “capture reality” kind which inherently involves some funny and awkward moments, which are translated in movies like this into whole satirical scenes. The core of this kind of movies is not to make someone cry or laugh but to make him ponder in the long silence.
It's an excellent movie that makes you question yourself in a really honest and unsettling way. It's far too easy to just say, of course I wouldn't do that! How do you overide instinct?
Exactly, perfectly said. When everything is going well, we easily brush aside such a possibility. But when the shit finally hits the fan, you yourself might as well be a stranger to you.
The eyes go into tunnel vision when the fight or flight is activated and periodically you freeze as you assess quickly. If the child is in your hands you would run off with the kid in your hands. You will see what is immediately around you, but not remember everybody who was there. You might have forgotten the kid sitting reading quietly in the corner. You over ride instinct by training. When in the fight or flight you fall back to the most rudimentary and automatic actions you know as complex thought is impeded but muscle memory will be easily activated. You practice stop, drop, and roll pretending you were caught on fire then one day you catch on fire you automatically stop drop and roll as that is what your body trained. Impulse and instincts are built upon habit.
It's a matter of character and integrity! I myself have experienced a similar situation and although I witnessed grown man running for their lives, at the same time, I also witnessed others taking random children in their arms and running while shouting to the ones who stood frozen to start running too. So, no, its not only a matter of instinct after all and I guess that this is what this film is all about!
FORCE MAJEURE Director Ruben Östlund manages to stretch his film for two hours, based on a single, devastating question: do we really know those people we think we know? Many things are taken for granted in the relationship, important subjective matters are never mentioned, until a dreadful event that threats their lives confronts them with a disparity of reactions that triggers a cascade of doubts, quickly shared by others who find themselves unexpectedly involved. Östlund reveals an exquisite control of the environment, which accompanies the growing feeling of estrangement and coldness of the woman towards her husband. The point is well made in the first hour and a half of the movie. But the director does not stop there. The last scenes on the bus repeat the concept, this time from the female perspective: how would a woman react in a desperate situation?. That outcome is worth seeing.
I love the end scene because it all comes together. We see the wife "run like hell," leaving her husband and kids behind, while his bearded friend stays absolutely cool and control of the situation. Tomas comes out ahead too, because he actually is much more relaxed about the whole thing.
I feel like these are shill bots paid for by Ostlund or Ostlund himself. It’s an hour too long and the final scene offers no satisfying resolution at all. If that was the big reveal then it could’ve been told in a half hour not two
By reading some of the comments, I see some people didn’t get the actual subject of the movie. We are not supposed to laugh at Tomas’s but we only do because he is a man and he’s supposed to act heroic. His behaviour is not only more typical but also sensical.Great movie!
I was laughing at everyone throughout. I was dying during the scene where his wife starts telling the story AGAIN to his friend and young girlfriend, even though they already agreed to move on. Ostlund doesn't show his face at all during this scene, so it's much more effective because we're just left to imagine how he's reacting. Fantastic director and great acting in this one, too.
@@vladimirhorowitz how is that scene comedic? Me and my friends were definitely laughing but at how ridiculous the plot was and how we thought it was gonna be an intense movie about an avalanche and not a slog fest thru petty relationship issues.
@@greatyonder5853 You can't really "explain" comedy to people, so I don't know how to answer that. I'm not usually a "not enough explosions for you?!?" kinda guy, but honestly, if you went into a Ruben Ostlund movie expecting some kind of Day After Tomorrow disaster flick, that's on you.
Loved this, it was so deft. By the end everyone is exposed to an unexamined part of themselves, their positions are reversed, talent and flaws equally distributed.
Brilliant movie. That scene between two women at lobby, she started to question having an open relationship, also her own life&family. It made me quesiton like the whole concept of marriage, relationships. It is also true that that was not an easy movie for everyone to cathc up. I don't mean to be rude however It needs a deep thinking and concentrating to make something out of it.
People who can't bond, should not get married. Anyone who 'questions' relationships, should never have kids, because you need a relationship to raise a kid. Period. Stay single my friend, you'd make a horrible father and husband. It's not for everyone.
@@dailybls Thank you for making decisions for me. However it takes a lot more than having a "bond" to have children. There are many responsibilities you should stick to. I somehow feel like you are neither married nor an adult. Still thanks for sharing your thoughts.
I watched an hour of it without realising it was a comedy, and l honestly started pissing myself laughing...l rewound back to the avalnche scene, at 12 min, and the dude indeed runs like a little girl, and leaves his family behind, this movie is hilarious 😂 For adults only, Euros, over 25, americans, over 40.
The most funny thing, and perhaps the essence of the movie, is that his wife is doing exactely the same in the end, when the bus breaks on a tricky mountain road. She runs away from her family in panic. No one take any notice of that, just regarding it as natural, probably because she is a woman. An excellent and thoughtful movie, in how we are stuck in gender roles. Striking how nonplussed she becomes when he breaks down. Terrible person, the wife, stuck in her princess role.
Loved the dialogue in this movie. Funny, realistic and awkward as hell. I liked everything about it until near the end when the plot seemed to drift apart...
A Redditor mentioned this movie in a sub about a husband running and closing the backyard gate on his wife, toddler niece, and baby nephew when an aggressive pit bull ran into the backyard and bit the niece.
You mean a person that tells it like it is? Thank you for the compliment. You're the prime example of a person that is NOT American. Jealous. But don't worry if you work hard, and are smart maybe we will let you be part of our country someday (I'd wait 4 years because as you know our president right now doesn't like you much... also is it strange that you know who my president is and I don't know and could care less whose yours is? Because you don't matter as much? :( Keep studying fella; let me know how USA application goes.
Tell that to the american teachers I am paying for. So my money doesn't matter? and if you don't care about me it is the most beautiful thing I've read.
As a non swede living in Sweden for almost 25 year this movie says a lot about the Swedish and perhaps Scandinavians way to behave in some situations, like for instance love, friend, man-woman relations.
I guess agree to disagree, im norwegian living in norway, and especially since the july 22 incident people seem happy to put them selves in danger to help others, especially kids. This character is more a caricature of the typical rich working every day of the week all day scabdinavian finance bro, not people in general.
One 'small' event can dammage a bourgeois marriage. The film shows without explaining. It is masterfully acted and directed from A to Z. BIG cinema from little Europe.
Andreea Ortan the wife is norwegian, but she speaks a mix of swedish and norwegian (svorsk). The red haired guy from game of thrones is also norwegian.
Kanima Studio I'd say underatudies filmed from backward, the familly is brushing their teeth in front of the camera hence creating the illusion of a mirror...
+Chris Bryan thank u for answer anyway ;) things like this in movies dont let me sleep at night until i find answer HOW DO THEY SHOOT IT ;) (i've figure IT out for now )
I came here from hot wings challenge of will ferrell then his movie downhill and here I am not sure if I wanna watch movie with subtitles but it seems funny
This movie was so good, I found it at 2:30 in the morning and was just crying, laughing and loving how brilliant the director was to be able to capture all of our human emotions, kudos to everyone!
Right? I saw DOWNHILL; it had its own charm, but this had so much more depth. I hate to say it’s the difference between European filmmaking and American, but it probably is…
No it’s really not. How brilliant? What are you smoking? You genuinely think we needed 30 second drag on shots of snow? You genuinely think repetitive dialogue and no conclusion is brilliant? There’s nothing likable about the characters because before the drama even starts we don’t know anything about them. The kids act like they’re gonna get a divorce but because we don’t know shit it doesn’t translate. The movie is legit about 5 minutes of characters peeing. Tarantino has feet and Ostlund has Pee
I came here from twitter, and now I want to see it
gfhfhfjfjf same
me too sksks
😂😂😂😀
Same
same lmaooo
Who else is here after seeing the trailer for downhill? The trailers are almost scene for scene!
me, , where can i see Force Majeure?
Like me..... I've never seen this movie yet though.
Gottalove Walruses right
I wonder why did they do a remake in 5 years
I would rather see Force Majeure than Downhill.
As a married male viewer, the closing scene of 'Downhill' resonated deeply with me. The moment when the four of them share laughter and hugs, it seems like all worries vanish into thin air. However, when the roof's snow suddenly falls, everyone hurriedly dodges, revealing a sense of self-protection. This moment couldn't help but make me think about the helplessness and reality within marriage. Even though there's an apparent atmosphere of reconciliation, the internal struggles are undeniable. The actors' performances and the scene's design complement each other, making this scene the pinnacle of the entire film. It's a realization about life.
The entire movie not only made me reflect on the characters' actions but also prompted deep contemplation about marriage and human nature. Therefore, I hope scenes like this become a mirror for the audience, sparking profound reflections between spouses. In the journey of life, we all need to bravely face difficulties and honestly consider each other's needs. 'Downhill' is precisely that kind of film, urging both partners in a marriage to work together towards a more mature and resilient relationship through intense emotions and inspirational scenes
TORMUNDDD ? YOU SURVIVE AFTER ALL, THANK GOD
𝙎𝙏𝙁𝙐 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙠𝙮𝙨, 𝙛𝙖𝙜𝙜𝙤𝙩.
I thought the thing had him...
Tormund would have never left Brienne
Bitch the spoiler....sksjsksks
I came here from 9gag post "Coronavirus situation in europe at the moment"
Jesus Christ, people still use 9gag?
Me too 😂
hehe that's right
@@nollyhuck2994 always been
Europe isn't just one place, america
Came here from downhill and this already looks better than the remake lol
K Fam Adventures I'm shocked too! But I've never seen this yet.
That’s the way it works. But people won’t watch the foreign original.
@@RD-vt9uu Yes they will. Well Americans won't but they aren't capable so we shouldn't blaim them.
@@henkkaa88 You misspelled blame. Hmmmmm
@@maxreediii yes i did :D english is my fourth language. Finland has two official languages and my mother is Armenian so that is the third one. Sorry bro! :D
Ruben Ostlund's genre is perfectly defined as "social commentary satire"
Anyone here after watching Downhill trailer?
Ruben Östlund is the one of the most brilliant directors of the time.
Thank you to those who told me that it was not a real film. My God, I cannot describe to you the extent of my sorrow and my heart's denial of the screaming of the child.😭
Same here 🙌🏾🌟
If my kids make a sound like that, even if I think it’s irrational I’m trusting their instinct and leaving. Although I’m the kind of guy that sees the avalanche and immediately moves my family.
@@nicholasleppala916 exactly. Men like that one showed in the movie are plain and simple losers
Came here after watching The Square. This dude is frickin artist.
I’ve watched this a dozen times and will watch a dozen more. Will keep you thinking...
The funniest dark comedy drama I've ever seen, cerebral but not pretentious.
I've seen this movie 3 times and it never occured to me that people are considering it as a strong comedy over a drama? I thought it just handled the drama with a little amusement, nothing that had you leaving the cinema talking about how hilarious it was. Kind of like Marriage Story. It handles drama with a little comedy sometimes, but it isn't considered hilarious persay. I am questioning my humanity at how differently I've interpreted Force Majeure? Can anyone weigh in on this. D;
Hot take in reply to a year old commit but I think people in general tend to overlook drama in search of other, more 'pleasant' genres. There is nothing wrong with you, I'm the same. But many audiences don't want to have to think about the often sad truths drama movies have to offer so they automatically pay attention to aspects of other genres. Also black humor in film is a weird thing where some may just appreciate its wittiness and laugh, some may mainly see the sad core and cry even if it was presented with wit.
Marketing and false expectations are a factor too. I hate to see really smart horror dramas get bad reviews because people expect a bunch of jumpscares and are disappointed when they get slowly unnerving social or psychological horror instead.
OK sorry for my monologue byeee
The trailer does strongly hint towards a drama
This reminds me long time ago when i watched a movie in cinema and at one particular scene, i burst out my tears like a baby, like i really felt heartbroken. But i could hear people around me and even my sister beside me were laughing their ass off.
I agree completely
I’m not sure how many see this movie as a comedy, but it definitely isn’t. It is a drama, however not the “cry me a river” kind, but the “capture reality” kind which inherently involves some funny and awkward moments, which are translated in movies like this into whole satirical scenes. The core of this kind of movies is not to make someone cry or laugh but to make him ponder in the long silence.
It's an excellent movie that makes you question yourself in a really honest and unsettling way. It's far too easy to just say, of course I wouldn't do that! How do you overide instinct?
Exactly, perfectly said. When everything is going well, we easily brush aside such a possibility. But when the shit finally hits the fan, you yourself might as well be a stranger to you.
The eyes go into tunnel vision when the fight or flight is activated and periodically you freeze as you assess quickly. If the child is in your hands you would run off with the kid in your hands. You will see what is immediately around you, but not remember everybody who was there. You might have forgotten the kid sitting reading quietly in the corner. You over ride instinct by training. When in the fight or flight you fall back to the most rudimentary and automatic actions you know as complex thought is impeded but muscle memory will be easily activated. You practice stop, drop, and roll pretending you were caught on fire then one day you catch on fire you automatically stop drop and roll as that is what your body trained. Impulse and instincts are built upon habit.
It's a matter of character and integrity! I myself have experienced a similar situation and although I witnessed grown man running for their lives, at the same time, I also witnessed others taking random children in their arms and running while shouting to the ones who stood frozen to start running too. So, no, its not only a matter of instinct after all and I guess that this is what this film is all about!
Protecting your offspring or others is also part of "instinct".
@@TheGoodContent37 as I have already underlined in my previous comment “not only a matter of instinct”.
I've been brought here by Twitter lol
im here from insta
Same but becuz of corona
FORCE MAJEURE
Director Ruben Östlund manages to stretch his film for two hours, based on a single, devastating question: do we really know those people we think we know?
Many things are taken for granted in the relationship, important subjective matters are never mentioned, until a dreadful event that threats their lives confronts them with a disparity of reactions that triggers a cascade of doubts, quickly shared by others who find themselves unexpectedly involved. Östlund reveals an exquisite control of the environment, which accompanies the growing feeling of estrangement and coldness of the woman towards her husband.
The point is well made in the first hour and a half of the movie. But the director does not stop there. The last scenes on the bus repeat the concept, this time from the female perspective: how would a woman react in a desperate situation?. That outcome is worth seeing.
I love the end scene because it all comes together. We see the wife "run like hell," leaving her husband and kids behind, while his bearded friend stays absolutely cool and control of the situation. Tomas comes out ahead too, because he actually is much more relaxed about the whole thing.
I feel like these are shill bots paid for by Ostlund or Ostlund himself. It’s an hour too long and the final scene offers no satisfying resolution at all. If that was the big reveal then it could’ve been told in a half hour not two
@@vladimirhorowitz the wife didn't run like hell and leave them.. Are you serious? 😂 She litteraly stopped the bus so EVERYONE can get out..
@@wioino...she ram away without taking care of the kids
This movie was so well done. One of the few movies that can actually make me laugh really hard
Yes. It was absolutely incredible. I laughed so hard at some points too.
A movie about the hell that is a long marriage with kids. The most tooth brushing scenes of any movie ever made.
Well, it is more about how that shithead is a coward.
I first saw the avalanche clip on FB and I thought it was real. I almost wanted to say it looked like a movie. Well, guess what. 😂
By reading some of the comments, I see some people didn’t get the actual subject of the movie.
We are not supposed to laugh at Tomas’s but we only do because he is a man and he’s supposed to act heroic. His behaviour is not only more typical but also sensical.Great movie!
I was laughing at everyone throughout. I was dying during the scene where his wife starts telling the story AGAIN to his friend and young girlfriend, even though they already agreed to move on. Ostlund doesn't show his face at all during this scene, so it's much more effective because we're just left to imagine how he's reacting. Fantastic director and great acting in this one, too.
@@vladimirhorowitz i
@@vladimirhorowitz how is that scene comedic? Me and my friends were definitely laughing but at how ridiculous the plot was and how we thought it was gonna be an intense movie about an avalanche and not a slog fest thru petty relationship issues.
@@greatyonder5853 You can't really "explain" comedy to people, so I don't know how to answer that.
I'm not usually a "not enough explosions for you?!?" kinda guy, but honestly, if you went into a Ruben Ostlund movie expecting some kind of Day After Tomorrow disaster flick, that's on you.
Funny that Vivaldis summer is playing even tho most of the movie is in winter XD
IS THAT TORMUND AND HIS GLORIOUS BEARD?!??!?!
Loved this, it was so deft. By the end everyone is exposed to an unexamined part of themselves, their positions are reversed, talent and flaws equally distributed.
I saw this movie once when it came out yet I think about it often…
I remember seeing this trailer years ago and now that scene is becoming a meme. Can't remember what it was packaged with
Fascinating
作為一位已婚男士觀眾，《Downhill》結尾的場景讓我深感共鳴。四人歡笑擁抱的一瞬，似乎所有的煩憂都隨風而逝。可是，當屋頂的雪突然間飄落，每個人卻像被嚇到一樣匆忙躲閃，心中卻是彼此的自我保護。這一刻，不禁讓我聯想到婚姻中的無奈和現實。即便外表瀰漫著和解的氛圍，內心的掙扎卻讓人無法忽視。演員的表現和場景的設計相得益彰，使這一幕成為整部影片的巔峰之作, 這一場面更是一種人生的體悟。整部電影不僅讓我反思了角色的種種行為，也引起了對於婚姻和人性的深刻思考。因此，我希望這樣的情節能成為觀眾們的一面鏡子，激發夫妻間的深層思考。在人生的旅途中，我們都需要勇敢地面對困難，誠實地思考彼此的需求。《Downhill》正是這樣一部影片，透過強烈的情感和富有啟發性的場景，呼籲婚姻中的兩人共同努力，走向更加成熟和堅固的關係
Brilliant movie. That scene between two women at lobby, she started to question having an open relationship, also her own life&family. It made me quesiton like the whole concept of marriage, relationships. It is also true that that was not an easy movie for everyone to cathc up. I don't mean to be rude however It needs a deep thinking and concentrating to make something out of it.
People who can't bond, should not get married. Anyone who 'questions' relationships, should never have kids, because you need a relationship to raise a kid. Period. Stay single my friend, you'd make a horrible father and husband. It's not for everyone.
@@dailybls Thank you for making decisions for me. However it takes a lot more than having a "bond" to have children. There are many responsibilities you should stick to. I somehow feel like you are neither married nor an adult. Still thanks for sharing your thoughts.
@@takethedeepestbreath1191 you're breathing to deep relax
@@dailybls The funny thing is that you seem like the one who would make a horrible parent.
@@dailybls your comment to OP was absolutely ridiculous and unnecessary... You obviously didn't even get it.
I watched an hour of it without realising it was a comedy, and l honestly started pissing myself laughing...l rewound back to the avalnche scene, at 12 min, and the dude indeed runs like a little girl, and leaves his family behind, this movie is hilarious 😂
For adults only, Euros, over 25, americans, over 40.
what if you re neither european or american ?
I don't quite understand how can this be funny..
Chliki Mimzir Same... like I get nothing from this trailer other than people at a ski resort.
The most funny thing, and perhaps the essence of the movie, is that his wife is doing exactely the same in the end, when the bus breaks on a tricky mountain road. She runs away from her family in panic. No one take any notice of that, just regarding it as natural, probably because she is a woman. An excellent and thoughtful movie, in how we are stuck in gender roles. Striking how nonplussed she becomes when he breaks down. Terrible person, the wife, stuck in her princess role.
Jason Eaton
*runs like a little boy. Since he’s male afterall.
Tormund is in both versions. Good on him!
Loved the dialogue in this movie. Funny, realistic and awkward as hell. I liked everything about it until near the end when the plot seemed to drift apart...
Ostlund I think is at or near-genius level. He's a tremendous talent.
@@vladimirhorowitz he’s really not lmao. He’s the definition of pretentious. Should’ve been an hour at most
@@greatyonder5853 I mean everyone's entitled to their opinion, but double Palme D'Ors pretty much speak for themselves.
@@greatyonder5853 you suck
@@greatyonder5853 you're a moron who is not a genius. Not even closer to the brilliant of Ostlund. Lets see your shit moviemaking skills.
I know this is supposed to be serious but parts of this look randomly hilarious
It's a comedy
A Redditor mentioned this movie in a sub about a husband running and closing the backyard gate on his wife, toddler niece, and baby nephew when an aggressive pit bull ran into the backyard and bit the niece.
The actor who plays the main character, Dave, in Stanley Kubrick's Space Oddysey said he really enjoyed this film a lot.
C'mon Q!
Ich kann es kaum erwarten, bis der Film herauskommt
Had to cleanse myself after watching the terrrrrrrrible trailer of DownHill. Thank you for existing...Force Majuere!
Love from India
BallerAlert brought me here!
I get the feeling that most people calling this movie bad or slow is an American
lol you are an example of what the average american is. Keep the good work fella.
You mean a person that tells it like it is? Thank you for the compliment.
You're the prime example of a person that is NOT American. Jealous. But don't worry if you work hard, and are smart maybe we will let you be part of our country someday (I'd wait 4 years because as you know our president right now doesn't like you much... also is it strange that you know who my president is and I don't know and could care less whose yours is? Because you don't matter as much? :(
Keep studying fella; let me know how USA application goes.
Tell that to the american teachers I am paying for. So my money doesn't matter? and if you don't care about me it is the most beautiful thing I've read.
L P Typical American indulging in their shared narcissism. No one wants to be you buddy. Better cinema and better policy can be found worldwide.
L P You act like USA is the best country in the world lol
Świetny film, genialny scenariusz, jestem zachwycona.
As a non swede living in Sweden for almost 25 year this movie says a lot about the Swedish and perhaps Scandinavians way to behave in some situations, like for instance love, friend, man-woman relations.
I guess agree to disagree, im norwegian living in norway, and especially since the july 22 incident people seem happy to put them selves in danger to help others, especially kids. This character is more a caricature of the typical rich working every day of the week all day scabdinavian finance bro, not people in general.
This is actually a clip from the movie Force Majeure, a Swedish movie, from 2014. You’re welcome.
Where to watch this masterpiece
Here because of Covid-19 Twitter XD
Love this movie. Very smart and slyly funny!
One 'small' event can dammage a bourgeois marriage. The film shows without explaining. It is masterfully acted and directed from A to Z.
BIG cinema from little Europe.
Any marriage, not just a bourgeois one.
Other than the bus scene this basically covers the whole movie.
Where to watch
RUBEN ÖSTLUND FOR THE WINNNN
Tolle Sicht auf den Film, guter Trailer
Sie müssen auf jeden Fall zuschauen
Where can I watch this 😂?
from a tik tok and just realized I have to buy it ugh or rent it
I want this movie how to download
Just watched it and I liked it. It kind of reminded me of Lanthimos movies.
Oh no you didn’t leave your children and hightail it from avalanche 😆
Og my god is Tormund, definitely seeing this
I got here from Reddit yesyesyesno sub- this looks cute.
This trailer rocks
Am here after seeing this on Instagram
Everybody in the comments, this is from a movie called Force Majeure.
The IQ levels In the world are dropping and it's the worst in America. 😂
Best movie ever! Great music too.
Alguien mas viene de twitter? 😂
Jajaja yooooo
¿ Por qué ?
is this on netflix
Tormund would have looked at that avalanche and said "Fuck!!Tuesday already?"
Undoubtedly, we can't help to feel identified with a beautiful and wealthy Swedish family on vacation in a luxury French ski resort
pretty sure that was the point. it's a movie drenched in self awareness and irony
That's the thing, the family has _everything_ going for itself. It's the perfect family and one slip up completely derails the fairy tale.
How do u put up a YT video of a MOVIE and not include the release date!>?!?
It's the most NORMAL CONVENTION!
E.g. *_"Force Majeure"_* (2014)
Ich interessiere mich für den Film😊
Norwegian or Swedish?
Andreea Ortan the wife is norwegian, but she speaks a mix of swedish and norwegian (svorsk). The red haired guy from game of thrones is also norwegian.
it's nto finnish thats for sure.
CAN ANYONE tell me what app I can watch this on?
I came here from tiktok,cause i wanted to know if fis was rlly a movie.
Is this the basis for the Will Ferrell film “Downhill”?
Yes and it's from Fox Searchlight Pictures.
Tormund...you can leave the ice you know
In 2020, Fox Searchlight Pictures will release the newest remake movie, "Downhill" on Valentine's Day.
Father of the year😂
I wander why they had to re-make this.
Where can I see it
Here from the insta meme
From Instagram 👍
Ich interessiere mich für den Film
some of the shots from the downhill trailer are identical..... why...... they said: YUP THANKS that’s mine now
Came here from twitter
Instagram reel bring me here!
Tormund Giantsbane from Game of Thrones! What a nice surprise
I came from reddit from a post about inflation
1:18 Eat your heart out Michael Bay
- Sweden
Lol came here from Twitter
Why did it get remade wtf
OK wow, this was in 2014. the remake just came out staring Will Farrel called Downhill.
Coronavirus 😂😂
Twitter 😂😂
please whats this classic music name?
summer in the four seasons vivaldi
Four seasons by Vivaldi - Winter
Good one
Do any one knows how was shooted that scene where all family brushing their teeth in front of the mirror?
Kanima Studio I'd say underatudies filmed from backward, the familly is brushing their teeth in front of the camera hence creating the illusion of a mirror...
Wow, good question, I never thought of that.
+Chris Bryan thank u for answer anyway ;) things like this in movies dont let me sleep at night until i find answer HOW DO THEY SHOOT IT ;) (i've figure IT out for now )
@@nicorigo5661 This film came out in 2014, not 1974. CGI exists.
@@spenser9908 What can I say I am old school. Also doesn't seem like CGI to me.
Where is will Ferrell I didn’t see him in this trailer
I came here from hot wings challenge of will ferrell then his movie downhill and here I am not sure if I wanna watch movie with subtitles but it seems funny
You never think about the subtitles once you're invested. It doesn't even seem like it's in a different language eventually.
I awlays tought this was real im finding out in october 2020 that it is a movie bro :€
Is it just me tripping or isn’t there a version with will Ferrell
I’m here from tiktok 😭💀
Hahahaha 😐😐
Extrem gut!