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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- RADIOACTIVE is the incredible, true-story of Marie Skłodowska Curie and her ground-breaking scientific achievements that revolutionized medicine with her discovery of radium and polonium, ultimately changing the face of science forever. Marie was the first female to win the Nobel Prize and the first person in history to win the esteemed award twice. Oscar-nominated Marjane Satrapi (Persepolis) directs this dazzling cast, which includes Rosamund Pike (Gone Girl, A United Kingdom) as Marie with Sam Riley (Control) playing her beloved husband and Aneurin Barnard (Dunkirk) as her lover, Paul; rising star Anya Taylor-Joy (The Witch) also stars, playing the young Irene, Marie Curie’s daughter. Available on Prime Video in the U.S. on July 24.
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She's the only person to win a Nobel Prize in both physics and chemistry
Still wondering what barrack did to win one?
@@Sabbathissaturday barack won peace nobel prize, which is a prize that is often given randomly, its not remotly close to chemistry and physics nobel prize in terms of importance
@@Sabbathissaturday shows your lack of understanding in distinguishing the differences.
Bachata romantica
@@Sabbathissaturday o bhai chutiye ho kya?
I always hated the fact that people of her time really didn't respect her but that's the fate of every genius. People hate change and when that change is brought by a woman their hate grows twice. Looking forward to watch this
Just like Jesus
@@davidmckesey7119 yes, Jesus was the greatest woman who ever died and came back.
@@Abhi_Maan Atleast JESuS ✝️ isn't lifeless as your rock/wooden idols .. 😂
@@frenchracqlett5368 atleast the wood was alive at some point in history unlike your Jesus!!!!
@Nidhi u didn't get what I was trying to say, u took it other way
Fun Fact: she won two Nobel prizes and her husband got one and her daughter along with her husband also received the noble prize.
Take that, human race.
Indians will call it Nepotism. Cause these days everything looks like that. 😂
I want one too. Where can I get it? Sounds cool!
@@Haudidau 😂
@@screative3170 indian criticize nepotism only if they dnt have the talent but still getting chances. In science it cannot happen. Wash your mouth before spitting dumb things
This story needed to be told , a genius Marie Curie
Would rather have series 3 of absentia
Those kind of "true story" movies are drowned in Hollywood sauce. To watch with a grain of salt.
Br page - absolutely. If you can stomach it, though, watch a lot of old stuff then compare to current events. Some of it is mind blowing or is it?!
ginger4201 - what is that?
E Wood another show on prime
If Bollywood would have made this she would have been dancing with radioactive dancers in background
🤣🤣🤣
There actually are radioactive dancers in the background already.😅
Yeah😂😂😂
Kya tum sab karoge mere pyare dost radioactivity se dosti
When it will be available for Indian prime members?
I want to tell you about radium, a most post peculiar and remarkable element. It doesn't behave as it should. The last delivery draws a hidden parallel with women,like her, who dared to dream. They did not behave the way society expected them to.
When you know nothing, you expect nothing, until you experience it and question it. Nevertheless, you've might get the right answer about radium, but you might never get the right answer about women.
soumita sen I really wanted her to say, something along the lines of “a lot like you gentleman” lol
They didn't expect a scientist to do science and discover stuff...
when you realize (or will you?) that you felt morally superior to a strawman.
This is by far the best comment I've read among the rest of comments👏🏼
@@chepchmakw g f y
She is the one my Uncle died praising. My uncle actually had a cancer and he always wanted to salute her personally for what she has done for the world! Salute to Madam Curie. !
She/her
She was Skłodowska-Curie
That’s how a biopic should be made. They just turned Shakuntala Devi biopic in a cheesy musical.
True 😭😭😭😭
I can't see on prime
Sahi kaha Bhai, Vidya Balan ko uss biopic mein dekh ke dirty picture ki yaad aati hai.
Very true
Exactly!
Fun fact: not only Madam Curie won 2 Nobel prize. Her family won 5 Nobel prize including her 2. She won twice,her husband won once, her daughter won once and her son in law won once.😃😃 Family of legends
Wow man just wow. She is my biggest role model. Some might say she is a scientist as usual. But the matter of fact is, she fought with patriarchial society and became one of the greatest mind of science, got two nobels in two fields in that time when women had to suffer for mere voting rights. She was even died to radioactive exposure, that proves how much she was determined and passionate for science, never cared for her own life, so she was one kind of martyr in the name science. Hail to Marie Curie, hail to her courage, hail to her passion, hail to her determination.🙏
She actually died from Xray exposure not radioactivity. They tested her body and it wasn't radioactive enough to have killed her. However; the amount of Xrays she took, sadly without any lead protection, during WW1 to help wounded soldiers made her sick and killed her way too early.
@@RobertsAdra uhhh marrie currie's notebooks could not be researched properly cz its still emits radioactive radiation due to complete exposure. What the hell are you saying?
@@zoravarzordar7348 I'm saying that while she was exposed to radioactivity she didn't die from radiation poisoning as originally believed. They had to move her body to the French Pantheon at some point and tested it extensively. While there was radiation and even traces of Polonium found it wasn't enough to have killed her. However, it was concluded that she died from too much X-ray exposure which occurred during the war when she run and operated the X-ray truck.
it was a matriarchal society. ask wwi soldiers how much privilege men had
OMG I didn't knew this whole story I just knew about both husband and wife were working on this Radium . Such a great person
When I read the title Radioactive, the first thought came in mind is Madam Curie. She is a inspiration.
Among all the 'first' females in the world, Marie Curie is the most underrated.
I remember how much I wanted my school to be named after her, but no, they chose to name it after the pope, just like everything else in Poland. Maria Skłodowska Curie was one of the most brilliant minds to ever grace this planet and so underappreciated, as women tend to be.
This series must be included to the National geography series "Genius"
Loved both seasons of that. Awesome acting and screenplay.
it's not a series it's a movie
@@shadabhanafi745 c'mon. Einstein was better. The picasso series was so mundane
Agreed i love picasso and Einstein's
Yup!
Why Imagine Dragons is not playing over this trailer is beyond me.
😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 They better include that song.
It would be the worst example of anachronism in history. For example, imagine if Red Dead Redemption 2 had fighter planes.
theborgv Good song, but not appropriate.
😂😂😂
Most under appreciated one of the brilliant mind human race has ever offered.
true
I mean, she's the best known female scientist. There are a number of female scientists-some were associates of Marie Curie-who go unnoticed
www.wired.com/2015/04/women-in-sciene/
Nikola Tesla anyone?
@@tealnairn the man practically has his influence in almost everything 😂
@@talkswithvigy7860 And his biopic is coming August 21
Marie had Curie-osity that will never be forgotten or dismissed...
Finally, a movie about the greatest women of modern world
Meanwhile prime india is going to air biopic of Mathematician Shakuntala devi with dance and drama.
What else you can expect from bunch of idiots who lacks cinematic intelligence.
The problem is not with the movie being made in india like shakuntala, it's the audience. Which is still looking for masala in every bit of cinema
@@vinitvargheseczar I disagree with you
@@vijaykumarreddyt3287 sure no worries
@@ManiacRoy agree
She is really kind hearted she doesn't got copyright for radium and polonium because she want use every upcoming scientist to make more research on it without any interruption, noble prize deserve her ❤️, lot of respect mam from India
Not many people know but she was a very close friend of Einstein even advising him on his personal matters.
Their chemistry or I should rather say physics was really intriguingly benevolent.
Rosamund Pike is a brilliant actor and perfect to portray the brilliance herself named Marie Curie.
They could not have picked a more perfect actress than Rosamund Pike to play Marie Curie
Great 🇵🇱Polish🇵🇱 woman who have changed the world we know now.
Proud of my Polish heritage🇵🇱🇺🇸♥️
Unfortunately not all from her live is in the movie but yet great one to watch. Thanks God for this incredible Polish woman. 🇵🇱❤️
🇵🇱🇦🇺 She was someone I admired as a teenager. Still is.
María Sklodowska known as Madam Marie Curie, I dropped some tears when I visited her grave at the Pantheon at Paris.
The most extraordinary woman that XX Century gave to the humanity, when she developed all her science research.
2011 was the year who honored her great discovery: radiation and discovery the two natural radioactive elements: polonium named in honor to her country Poland and radium.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷❤️❤️
I remember doing research into the era of radium. A time where radium was placed into everything and even encouraged to consume because people thought it would purify and cleanse you. And of course you also had the famous radium girls who painted clock dials with radium and would often lick the brush tips to keep it a fine-point which very tragically caused the demise of all but one, the one girl who thought it was gross to lick a brush tip covered in radium. I was absolutely fascinated researching this time period so I can't believe they're making a movie on it.
Please tell us more.
About the research. And where can I read such details?
@@shubhangimishra462 Lookup radium girls which goes more into all of that. This movie covers the start of the radium era and radium girls covers the company American Radium and the abuse they did by killing hundreds of girls and then disgracing their deaths by disgracing their character and reputation which indirectly disgraced their family to an extent so they could blind the public to the real causes if death.
It used to be a documentary but also this year was made into a movie.
Read it. "Their jaws broke by simple touch" oh my god. And these companies are closed now?
@@shubhangimishra462 it's tragic, but if you find it interesting you should look into the Victorian era. Pretty much same setups, just replace radium with arsenic. While many probably didn't know it was a deadly poison, many did and pushed it anyways into just about all products from clothing, to carpets, to wallpaper and even foods like sweets and tons of people died before it became outlawed. History is very grim.
Of all great women in history, she’s the one whose story impressed me the most, since I was a child.
Really wish they gave her a Polish accent and not a British one.
They... all have a "British accent", because they're British actors. Would you have preferred they gave Pierre Curie a French accent? It makes no sense, if it's set in France they're all supposed to be speaking French, giving them all an accent would have been ridiculous
@@lobstahrmccoy3962
If an actor that played Albert Einstein was able to pull off a german accent then they can do the same for Marie.
It’s an English movie, why would they have polish accents?
channel ...because Maria was Polish, and had Polish accent, that's why.
@@TheNicMMc I think this all depends on actor's commitment to their role..
She was the first influential person I came to know about in my childhood ...my father brought a book from the library about her life and used to tell me her stories...and because of that today I choose to take science stream...I would love to watch the autobiography ...thank Amazon prime 👍
She is an inspiration to everyone.Her discovery has changed the world for sure. It warms my heart that this world had inhabited such great souls .Thank you Madam Curie for following your mind even in your times where a woman was considered nothing good for than bearing children.Your life gives me hope.Salute to your genius.💕
Yeah really
@@mischievoussisodiasuraj8657 ✌
@@RagnarLothbrok-n2h Marie Curie, mam goddess of knowledge
Deep respect to her
OMG Madame Curie is my hero, I can’t believe they will make a series about her.
This film should get nominations in any categories this upcoming awards season especially the Oscars (Picture, Directing, Actress, Supporting Actor, Screenplay, Costume Design, Sound)
Seems like someone already watched the movie 🤣
Even before clicking on this trailer I was sure it's about Madam curie just by looking at the thumbnail
It means creators has done a great job.
An extraordinary girl to win Nobel prize at that time is getting 10 noble prize now as a Girl.A huge thanks and respect to Marie Curie to enlightened us with her discovery.
As a woman and as a radiopharmacist ,this gives me goosebumps
I have looked up to her my whole life. She is my hero. I love that her story is finally getting told.
Sad that text books only mentioned few lines on her.
When I was in class 4....in our hindi book bal bharti there was a story of madam Curie....we all kids were so amazed by her hard work and courage...and believe me when i was in 12th class our physics teacher could not explain radioactivity....
Bro it was in 5th I remember in hindi
I thought I was the only one here,glad to see people still remember that chapter
@@freesoul6841 ohhhh....ha... thank you for correcting
I didn't knew she was so phenomenal... And fought with the society along with having to proove her genius
We owe so much as a humanity to such genius strong intelligent souls .... Really underrated
This woman faced with dignity every difficult a patriarchal society imposed to her and yet succeeded brilliantly. One of the greatests minds of all times.. Much respect and hail to The amazing scientist Marie Cure
We actually need more movies like this !! Really inspiring and motivating to watch. People need to get it straight that fictional characters are just there making huge money and doing nothing to the society. There are many true stories which are unheard. Go ask someone randomly who’s Marie curie and what’s her discovery and also any Marvel or DC characters. You’ll know the impact of movies in this era. #weneedtochange
Preach
Amazon Prime, if possible please dub in hindi too.
There are so many countries who'll understand hindi(Urdu speaking people too will be delighted.)
It'll be a honour to watch "Marie Curie the French-Polish physicist"
When will it be available for Indian prime members?
No matter how many times I watch this. It always gives me goosebumps
Rosamund Pike is trying hard for another Oscar🤗
This is a 2019 movie....prime is just re-releasing it on its platform
well she deserves it. i still hate that she got robbed for gone girl
@@supermodelwannabe yeah ..She shouldve won for Gone Girl ..
People don't accept the change which is brought by a woman.
She was, she is, and she will be my idol forever.
Totally three noble prize won by her family. She along with her husband was one in physics and she alone one for chemistry after her husband died. She's daughter and her husband won one for chemistry after She's died.
"I think you have fundamentally misunderstood the atom" that dialogue 😍😍
"Your science is brilliant." - No scientist said these nonsensical words ever...
"This is beyond science."
Who said it or not its a different matter. But How are these words Nonsensical? They have a proper meaning.
@@maheshtomar7906 it is non sensical because there is no your and my science
Dude who wants to get laid says that. So take it in that context.
Lol
In a world full of Kardashians we need more Curie’s.
First Appreciate People Like Curie Than Kardashians.
There’s literally nothing to appreciate KarTrashians for.
@@nataljamilani491 .. except for their huge assess🤣
@@nataljamilani491 how the hell we should appriciate Kardashians? They have no talent. Rosamund Pike is way classy and have a great talent than the Kardashians
One of my favorite scientists. I'm glad they made a film about her--hope this made more people appreciate how amazing her science is.
What a brilliant performance from the trailer itself. Rosamund is a master of her work.
Do you know?
Pierre family have won total 5 nobel prize 🏆
2 won by Marie Curie
1 won by Pierre Curie
1 won by their Daughter
1 won by their Son in law
👍👍Such an extraordinary Family❤️❤️
Indians will always hava patriarchal mindset..
Pierre family? 🙄
@@nonjudgemental5641 Then what should i say!
Don't drag Indians in this way!
I think you need to improve way of
understanding comments!
:)
@@krrishmaheshwari4860 no need to adopt the way you understands. I would have felt it a mistake if you have accepted it at least, but clearly its deliberate. Feel pity for u, get well soon 🙏
I remember Marie Curie said that people should not be interested in personal lives of scientists, when she was being interviewed. Welp. Sry, Miss Curie, you're too radioactive.
Gay
it's Marie Sklodowska-Curie, she was polish. Why everyone keep forgetting this? Curie was her husband last name, but she kept also hers. It's like people nowdays do the same thing to her and recognise her, because of her husband (even by just not knowing that)
She only said that because she had an affair with a married man after her husband was killed. When it came to light all of France turned on her. Which was stupid because she was NOT the one that was married at the time; yet they saw her as some kind of foreign Jezebel who wanted to lead nice innocent French men astray. HA!
@@tinahp1121 Curie is small and easy to remember, I don't know anything about her personal history. If she kept that name, it now is her name. Therefore, if I have to talk about her so that people know who I'm talking about, I'll. say. her. name.
Also, sry, I'm from India. We all here heard Marie Curie only. Only from this comment section I've come to known about her being Polish and her original surname. I'll try my best to remember and pronounce it full.🙇🏻♂️
Piere and Marie Curie are twin flames, mirroring each other...Their chemestry so strong, result a great inovation
We in India, have been respecting her for her work since decades.
It does not behave like it should as a Polish woman holds the atom, how fitting. So proud as a Polish Canadian girl.
And our Bollywood made Shakuntala Devi's movie trailer like it is of comedy genre...
This is how a story should be told of genius
Wow..i had Goosebumps watching it felt as if i am Marie Curie..she is one of a kind.. inspiration for decades to come
If bollywood director made this, indian will also know that madam curie would also secretly famous for making patiala peg.
She should be in heaven and waiting to come here at right time. She is the best. I just came after a X-ray. How many people got the benefit of what she found. Unbelievable.
Be less curious about people and more curious about ideas.
-Marie curie
Maria SKŁODOWSKA - CURIE była geniuszem, w 8 lat 2 Nagrody Nobla z fizyki i chemii ❤❤❤
Woahhhh .... ♥️♥️♥️
She's the actual feminist.... She's the one who women should be really proud of ...
@JimmyTwoShoes exactly
Modern feminists are just man hating lesbians so....yeah, she is a TRUE feminist, fighting for female recognition.
How do you know the story hasn't been altered to fit that narrative.
Nowhere in the history has it mentioned about such events of no recognition been given to her.
@@JohnDoe-my8kj
True what u mentioned about the 3rd wave dumb feminaaziiss.
womenn have been recognized when they actually did achieve something. But these days they want the preferential and special treatment everywhere with zero accountability
Some ppl now a days have problem with anything women do. Let them do what they want. Don't teach them what is actual feminism and what is not according to your ideologies.
Look what Hollywood makes. And look what Bollywood made of Shakuntala Devi.
Bollywood without Overloaded masala we can't imagine
It was a good trailer. C'mon.!
Why don't you give it a chance before judging it? The movie has a lighter tone, that's all. We don't know that it's bad.
@@kamleshsingh8249 I honestly didn't see any Masala in the trailer. There was some drama. Is that what you're calling Masala? Because if so then I have news for you.
I had the same reaction when i saw the trailer..... Either bollywood should stop making biopics or stop calling them biopics.....
If she had not found radioactivity we all would have ended up using URANIUM in place of plastic for making boxes ,with out knowing anything about it...
Hats off to the maker who made this incredible film.
She changes the face of science
She keeps her forward when no one believes her as always
she (Marie) proved that science has no limitation and womens too
Without doing nothing does not seems you to be cool.
your hardwork, forward thoughts,dedication makes you cool
Nothing can happen without a supportive husband. For us it's always a choice. Family or career. It's so unfair. You have to be really lucky to find a good husband.
This woman can act in any movie and I will watch it.
Radioactive
In 2012 : a song from Imagine Dragons
In 2020 : a movie starring Rosamund Pike
The point being?
ಠ_ಠ
Obviously, you don’t know about anything prior to 2012 :🤔😯
Thats just a statment, not a funny or interesting one, not a clever analysis or not even a fun thing to notice, im confused.
@@fredcarmichael5544 exactly bro
A Legendary mention: The Man Who Knew Infinity on Srinivasa Ramanujan . I thought everyone especially every Indian should and must, just know.
I can see a Oscar is nearer to Rosamund Pike after this movie
The actor who plays Pierre Curie sounds like he's channeling Jared Harris here. I can't get enough of it.
Thank you I thought I was insane.
This trailer just reminded me of ' shakuntala Devi' trailer..
I don't really understand how bollywood raise the bar of stupidity with every movie. I so wish one day bollywood make a movie that make real sense..
- movie lover
Absolutely true, Bollywood adds unnecessary dances, dramas and stupid songs no matter what the charector's nature is! I really want Hollywood to make a film on shakuntala devi
Very true
I guess Article 15 would be worth it
Just give it a try☺☺
To be fair madam curie's academic life was way more happening and interesting than shakuntala devi's
This actress is an absolute honour to watch to...
Sheldon would be splendid to see this piece of art
So would Amy and others too
Ugghh
There's is nothing in life to be feared, only to be understood. Now is the time to understand more, so that we may fear less.
Maria Sklodowska-Curie
"The things that make us weak to the things that make us strong..."
This trailer is brilliantly cut!!!
Heard her story in school. It's great that this came.
Amazing!Marjane Satrapi rules!Marie Curie was horribly disrespected by the people of her time.She deserved so much better.
It was because of her that electromagnetic spectrum of atom could be explained and quantum mechanical model of atom could be given
You must never be fearful about what you are doing when it is right.
-Marie Curie
Awesome trailer...Madam Curie is inspiration ❤️
Not Marie Curie a role model for girls/ women who want to achieve greater things in life, but her husband Pierre Curie is an excellent inspiration for boys/men who should learn to support the dreams and aspirations of the women in their lives, and encourage them to work hard for it...
Watching the trailer makes me think the world is still the same, most of people who r running things r still dumb.
every few hundreds of years... we get to see remarkable humans like these...
Marie was one of them !
Fun fact:- the first ever lady who won the Nobel prize..
And what's the fun in that ?+
And only person to win nobel in physics and chemistry
She was also the first person to have won it twice (only three more people have managed it after her) and she is one of only two people who have won in different fields.
Marie Curie, She won two noble awards.
I wish they'd cast an actual Polish woman and a French man who are fluent in English, Americans always just cast British people to signify "European".
Why stop there? Let's cast an actual Nobel prize winner. They're actors. Their job is to professionally pretend to be something they actually aren't.
Yeah meme mom
@@theguardian3431 but you can't fake being a different natonality and it not be jarring to people of that nationality. The tv show about Catherine the Great has the same problem, it cast the most British looking woman to play a Russian one. Eastern and western europeans look different and have different facial features, as a Polish person I could tell right away if someone's western or eastern.
@@Lolinkassi I get where you're coming from in that sense. However, when it comes to portraying a role, the paramount consideration should always be acting ability. Being of the same nationality or coming from the same region as the character being portrayed isn't and shouldn't be a high priority. Sure, it would be a bonus. However, film makers would be drastically limited in their options if nationality was a primary consideration. On the business side, you must also factor in an actor's ability to attract an audience.
Think about it this way, if you were making a movie about pirates from Somalia, it would probably be very difficult to get high caliber actors to star in the lead roles. However, a Chadwick Boseman or Michael B. Jordan would probably fill that role quite well. They would also put butts in seats to be able to financially justify making the film.
Exactly. We need diversity and representation
Huge Respect for Madam Curie
Everyone (about me, when I was a child):
"It DoEs NoT BeHavE aS iT sHould."
This is an excellent portrayal and underrated biographical, definitely worth the watch. Nicely done without a ton of special effects, artistic liberties and other nonsense at the expense of history and accuracy.
Wowwww!!! I am sooo excited for this!!!! Madam curie is a great inspiration
5 Full Stars including the birth of her child. Out of this world scenes and incredible photography. Many more just like it in the near future please. Brian A Koller
Now, this is a trailer that gave me goosebumps in a long time... A worthy story to tell and watch 👏👏👏
After Genius (Albert Einstein) Radioactive looks like a promising story of Madam Curie (2 time Nobel laureate)
My chemistry teacher be like
So when I was teaching you the same thing. You said it's boring 🤨
Rosamund Pike seems to have found the perfect role. Can't wait to see the movie.
The slap was kinda funny. I was getting like a classic British confrontation vibe 😂. “How dare you madam”
She was incredible! Marie Curie is AWESOME! I love her!