I really think this scene should have not been removed from the movie. It shows so much of adele's quirky and even awkward personality and her happiness and excitement for emma. Its a scene where we see adele truly happy and really being herself
Ok, why on earth would they cut this out? Such realistic dialogue. And when have you ever seen a beautiful starlet behave this way in a movie? Adele being a real tomboy, uncouth and yes, even somewhat unattractive. This is pure gold
All of the extra scenes that I've seen that did not make it into the movie, although all were interesting, I believe they were best left out. For example by the end of the movie Adele became almost mythical or with a grand kind of aura and I think that's in part why the film is so popular. This scene for example would have made her feelings too schoolgirl-ish more suited for a television show, instead, the director left it to our senses. The only redeeming reason to add a scene like this one to the film would be just to showcase Adele's amazing talent for emotional range. Imagine this scene juxtaposed to the cafe' scene, complete polar opposites.
It's a wonderful scene, one of the best in the film, up there with the final cafe scene, only at the opposite end of the emotional range. I believe Kechiche cut it because it declares too emphatically that she's gay and he wanted to leave that more ambiguous. Remember the earlier scene in which she tells Valentin about her dismaying experience with Thomas. Note that both scenes take place in the same cafe, only in the previous scene she is screen-right and Valentin is screen-left. Here the reverse is true, the kind of subtle but meaningful little touch a creative artist throws in. In the previous scene, Adele is very, very depressed. "There's something wrong with me," she says, a classic line (at least in the past) from young people not attracted to the opposite gender and sensing they're different from everyone else. But here, after tying up with Emma, she is happy, very excited, even joyous. As I've said, I believe Kechiche realized in the editing that as a result we would see her as without a doubt a lesbian, all ambiguity gone. I do believe, though, that the film indicates she is gay. Kechiche just does so in a subtler way. Note, for instance, that when Emma asks if she has a girlfriend, her response is a kind of "not-on-your-life" ironic wince, which I see as evidence that she finds the very idea of opening herself up again so painful she can't even go there; instead, she talks about having a lot of crazy flings, obviously with males, but in three years nothing that has made her want to go further. That says to me, if I keep this scene in mind, that she is still trying to prove to herself that she is straight.
I think because it really veered away from Adele's character in the movie. Her character was never this comfortable at any other point in the film. Her inner battle with her sexuality was too prevalent and this scene probably would have stuck out like a sore thumb OR writer would have to rewrite the scenes that followed and described/revealed Adele's apprehensions with living outward and confidently with all the people in her life outside Emma and Emma's lesbian-friendly cocoon of friends and family. Never did she reveal her life and love with Emma to any of friends, family or coworkers, etc.
David Williams Both are bisexuals, Adèle prefers men and Emma prefers women. Also Emma and Adèle relationship lacked depth, it looks like they were only together for the sex.
This scene should've been in the film. It shows her being more friendly and open. Throughout the movie she seems so alone but then there's like a bunch of kids at her birthday party so it's weird.
They definitely should have left this part in. Adele explains quite a bit about their intensity and passion, not to mention it gives an accurate time frame of the relationship. Like seriously I had to watch quite a few times to get a grasp on how long they had been seeing each other.
There was a lot missing from her friends and timeline was different than American movies. It was hard to follow at first. I just accepted what happened lol.
I wish this had been left in simply because Valentin deserves more screen time. He’s such a loyal and supportive friend to Adele, because of their shared circumstances. You also see him being really sweet to her earlier on and it’s clear that Adele really likes and trusts him in this scene.
monica purple My feeling is that Kechiche didn't want to emphasize too much the friendship between Adele and Valentin (after all in the book, Valentin is the one who intermediates the last meeting between Adele and Lea in the café, and it's purposely completely swept from the film) in order to focus on Adele's life with Emma.Nevertheless this could be a legitimate question to ask to Kechiche. Talking about this bonus scene, he told that Adèle was extraordinary/exceptionnal in it. Coming from such a demanding director, you can be sure to view, not only a funny scene but also acting in the highest level.
+monica purple Ramakrishna said that given the choice between going to heaven and hearing a lecture about it, people would chose the lecture. Having filmed both, heaven must have sufficed, so the lecture was metaphorically left on the cutting room floor. I find this scene at least as useful as the first sex scene. Also demonstrates one of Adele's talents that helped her get the job. If you don't know the story about the lemon tart, google it.
thought in the book valentin arranged a meeting for lea and clementine a.k.a. adele to re-unite on the beach before adeles character dies from prescription pill abuse
@@antigonarosaura7845 yeah I hate those scenes sm. even more after I knew what happened to the actresses while playing it. I skipped them all when I watched the movie
I can understand why they left it out. It's very strong and in-your-face with the details of the relationship, so it doesn't really fit in with the subtlety of the rest of the film. It's almost the only time a scene does the work for you rather than allow you to judge what you see. Fair choice to cut it.
Owww this is quite a sweet and *real* presentation of Adéle's character. Specially when she goes and smiles all goofy, so natural and happy. She's confiding on her friend, not being isolated like we see throughout the film... and we actually get to hear from Adéle herself all the emotions and sensations that have woken up inside her. Such a shame they cut this out.
I don't understand why there are deleted scenes. The movie is already around 3 hours, why not put these in as well. They're great scenes and adds even further to the overall experience.
i love this movie so much! it's just so real and to think that all of the scenes were improv just blows my mind all of them are definitely amazing actors
This should be in the movie and not the unnecessary and unrealistic 10 minutes long porn scene. This is just super realistic and adds personality to the character, i loved it.
The movie ended so ambiguously that I wish that Adele found the same happiness that Emma found after they broke up. I think a great ending would've been Emma and Lise at their home and Lise is reading a issue of The New Yorker and she reads an short story of a woman who discovered freedom and love from a blue haired woman who entered her life. After Lise finishes reading the story she leaves and Emma picks it up, reads the header and looks at the byline to reveal that it's from Adele. (Adele had finally fulfilled her talent in writing which Emma suggested during their relationship and is living in NYC where it was a dream of hers to visit one day) Emma smiles, happy for her for pursuing her dream and then the film fades into blue which was used as a symbolic and visual aspect throughout the movie. I know that ending isn't realistic in how the movie's story turned out but it was just an idea I had that I thought would be great to share.
Yes! But to be fair I like that they left it up for interpretation. I don't think Emma ever truly stops loving Adele, I just think she was far too hurt to be with her again. She says she will always feel tenderness for her in the cafe, when Adele tries to use sex to kind of reel Emma back in. But she says she is no longer in love with her. I think Emma found the structure and commitment in Lise (child and all) that she couldn't find in Adele, because Adele was naive, and really still unsure about her life. But in the final scenes, at Emma's art show, one of the patrons she's talking to is talking about how he sees this transition from blue to red in her paintings, but that there's a struggle and the eyes show so much pain and longing still, even in this new "red" life. In a sense i'm glad it didn't have a happy ending, because there was no ending yet. Their lives aren't over, and maybe one day Emma could forgive, and work through it with Adele, when they are older and wiser. Adele shows she isn't the same person she was before, when she acts aloof to every advance thrown at her by others. She cannot think of anything but Emma, and the longing she feels for her. But she leaves, because she realized there's too much pain at this time, even after all those years.
You can tell Adele, in reality, is super playful and naturally funny. Adele and Lea truly played the character which was the opposite of each others' real personalities. That's true talent there!
She's so fuckin adorable !!! It's a great scene but I'm glad that they cut it out because inmy opinion it doesn't fit in the context, first when I saw this I thought "why did they cut it out?!" But now I think the director has done just right ! Love this movie so much, it has a huge place in my heart
One of best "arty" movies ever....avant-garde approach from camera work to intelligent dialogues where you can feel something like :"Am I watching documentary?"...or :"Is this Lea Seadoux from Mission Impossible? :-( " etc. For many years I was thinking that Kubrik made me upset with "2001 Odyssey" and every other movie will be just relaxing, enjoying to watch and that's it. But, This Arab guy Abdullllll...something :-) made a movie which hypnotizes, makes a strange vibes, growls in your stomach....simply, my No1, convincingly...
If you want to see a movie that seems to be a documentary, Criterion has just released a newly "remastered" DVD of Ermanno Olmi's The Tree of Wooden Clogs, an Italian film which in 1979 won the Palme d'Or of the Cannes Film Festival, the same prize this film won in 2013. In The Tree of Wooden Clogs you seem to be watching real life in every single minute of its three hours. The realism of it is amazing, especially since every single one of the approximately two dozen characters (children, elderly, newlyweds,middle-aged) is played by an actual peasant who has never acted at all before and who grew up on the same land where the film is set. And, believe it or not (I found it difficult to believe before I learned it was true) the director is a very independent man who wrote, directed, worked the camera, and edited the entire film. And, yes, he used only one camera. (Don't ask me how he did it.) He is so independent that, because the "actors" and the characters they play are all from the Italian province of Bergamo, he refused to dub it in Italian, he had them all speak their native dialect, so that even in Italy there had to be subtitles. (There's an interesting interview with the director, too.)
Although this is a VERY funny scene (I can't get over her face at 2:00, lmao) and very well-acted by both young actors, I agree with Kechiche's choice to leave it out of the final cut. The true power of the film lies in the fact that the two actresses conveyed so many emotions through their expressions, their eyes, their body language and NOT through words, whereas in this scene we actually get to listen to how smitten Adèle was instead of only seeing it. To me at least, the scenes where she hangs out with Emma prior to them having sex for the first time, are pure gold in terms of building the tension and making the viewer realize that both are infatuated with each other and ready to burst. Their lust is heavy and we can understand Adèle feeling every single thing she describes in this scene to Valentin without the need of words.
People hating on the way she be eating but people in real life be acting like this I eat like this when I'm in public or alone it's real life they ain't gon sit there and be using there manners tf people ain't like that in the real world
Honestly that's a kind of conversation and way to talk you can really have with your friends. I don't know for everywhere else but in France it definitely happens. What I feel good here is that this scene could be a real talk, just filmed by cameras, they aren't just acting, they are talking normally x)
i wonder why this was deleted. this was one of the very few scenes in the movie that we see adele excited and happy - usually we see her with a very bored expression. i noticed this with the other deleted scene where she was having a meal with relatives too. i don't know, i consider it a fault of this movie - it is called la vie d'adele, but we know very little about adele's life besides her fucked up relationship and desperation for emma. maybe it was intended.
I love this scene but ultimately I'm glad it was deleted. Reintroducing Valentin blurs the character focus. It's much more effective to cut to the parade after Adele and Emma are with each other for the first time.
Bonjour, je suis en train de faire le sous titre chinois de cette vidéo, est ce-que vous pourriez me dire ce qu'elle dit à 2:03, j'arrive vraiment pas à comprendre ce qu'elle dit, merci beaucoup d'avance
There was criticism of the sex scene for being pornographic, but this dialog gives it context. Basically, they were climbing all over each other the whole night. And it was an epiphany for her.
There's no understanding why directors ever cut things out of films. For the viewer these scenes seem fine. But we are not filmmakers. They may know more than we do or the producer or distributor wanted the film to be shorter. Anyway this is one scene which they can show on UA-cam. A lot of the other scenes maybe not. In any case this actress amazes me.
the scene where the random creepy old guy tells her to choose whoever she wants at the club was funny. Like, she's a minor and some creepy ass 40+ year old is at a club creeping on young people.
A BITWC scene without eating is not a real BITWC scene! Lol, since Kechiche supposedly repeated every scene dozens of times, Adele must have been sick and tired (and fat) of eating gyro.
flippert0 Yes, and I believe Adele and Lea definitely said they wouldn't choose to work with him again..absolutely a director who paints vivid cinematography tapestries. :)
Actually in an interview Adele stated that she could never eat a gyro/kebab ever again. Even when out with friends and it gets very late where all the eating places are closed except gyro/kebab places she still won't eat it. She mentioned that during the shoot she would have to finish every single bite of the sandwich multiple times. She would have to go and vomit to do it again. She lost weight throughout the duration of the filming, which also helped give a realistic impression since they filmed chronologically.
Lea, however, is the one who had the most difficulty working with Kechiche, Adele sort of followed along, but before long she was saying she would love to work with him again, at one point saying, "I wish I could have him in my pocket" while acting in another film.
Idk why they deleted this. I feel like her in reality would describe her as this. Maybe that’s why they deleted maybe out of character but like it was so good no need to be deleted.
Kevin Chocopie she's not, Kevin...she is fresh-faced...It's amazing how many cosmetic companies have HUGE brick and mortars in Paris alone...yet SO many French woman go natural...her barely contained animalism..It's there..plain to see..just bubbles forth..sometimes she just gets her endorphins from that chocolate underneath her bed, sometimes she attacks those gyros..her one with Tomas on the date and this one..and sometimes she just can't help when her vivid dreams and overwhelming desires stir within her body, her very core, and then she comes to the surface from underneath the hot dream of Emma's pleasuring her, only to so desperately need the sweet release that masturbation will provide..Adele is so simple yet complex..and every look, every smile, every action, every word, and every bite of food and every color used in this film is such a careful and deliberate effort of the director (Kerchiche) to add vibrancy and stunning depth to Adele as a person, as a young adult, and, ultimately, as a very sensual and sexual woman on a journey of self exploration..LOL...uhm..I have NO idea if all of that makes sense!! :)
It's so funny, EVERY SINGLE deleted scene of any movie ever will be hyped to death and "should've been in the movie". It's absurd. This isn't a bad scene, but it makes an already long movie 2 minutes longer without adding much that we don't learn during the rest of the movie.
I really think this scene should have not been removed from the movie. It shows so much of adele's quirky and even awkward personality and her happiness and excitement for emma. Its a scene where we see adele truly happy and really being herself
It was only 2 minutes, too!
Ok, why on earth would they cut this out? Such realistic dialogue. And when have you ever seen a beautiful starlet behave this way in a movie? Adele being a real tomboy, uncouth and yes, even somewhat unattractive. This is pure gold
All the ways you described her are all the reasons why I find her so endearing.
All of the extra scenes that I've seen that did not make it into the movie, although all were interesting, I believe they were best left out. For example by the end of the movie Adele became almost mythical or with a grand kind of aura and I think that's in part why the film is so popular. This scene for example would have made her feelings too schoolgirl-ish more suited for a television show, instead, the director left it to our senses. The only redeeming reason to add a scene like this one to the film would be just to showcase Adele's amazing talent for emotional range. Imagine this scene juxtaposed to the cafe' scene, complete polar opposites.
It's a wonderful scene, one of the best in the film, up there with the final cafe scene, only at the opposite end of the emotional range. I believe Kechiche cut it because it declares too emphatically that she's gay and he wanted to leave that more ambiguous. Remember the earlier scene in which she tells Valentin about her dismaying experience with Thomas. Note that both scenes take place in the same cafe, only in the previous scene she is screen-right and Valentin is screen-left. Here the reverse is true, the kind of subtle but meaningful little touch a creative artist throws in. In the previous scene, Adele is very, very depressed. "There's something wrong with me," she says, a classic line (at least in the past) from young people not attracted to the opposite gender and sensing they're different from everyone else. But here, after tying up with Emma, she is happy, very excited, even joyous. As I've said, I believe Kechiche realized in the editing that as a result we would see her as without a doubt a lesbian, all ambiguity gone. I do believe, though, that the film indicates she is gay. Kechiche just does so in a subtler way. Note, for instance, that when Emma asks if she has a girlfriend, her response is a kind of "not-on-your-life" ironic wince, which I see as evidence that she finds the very idea of opening herself up again so painful she can't even go there; instead, she talks about having a lot of crazy flings, obviously with males, but in three years nothing that has made her want to go further. That says to me, if I keep this scene in mind, that she is still trying to prove to herself that she is straight.
I think because it really veered away from Adele's character in the movie. Her character was never this comfortable at any other point in the film. Her inner battle with her sexuality was too prevalent and this scene probably would have stuck out like a sore thumb OR writer would have to rewrite the scenes that followed and described/revealed Adele's apprehensions with living outward and confidently with all the people in her life outside Emma and Emma's lesbian-friendly cocoon of friends and family. Never did she reveal her life and love with Emma to any of friends, family or coworkers, etc.
David Williams Both are bisexuals, Adèle prefers men and Emma prefers women. Also Emma and Adèle relationship lacked depth, it looks like they were only together for the sex.
This scene should've been in the film. It shows her being more friendly and open. Throughout the movie she seems so alone but then there's like a bunch of kids at her birthday party so it's weird.
You can have friends and still feel alone so I guess that's the point
@@Bianca-ww4ze thats not what the person was saying at all..
This scene is so real! She eats like a pig-typical teenager! Should be in the movie.
Agreed!
I've never met a teenager who ate sloppy like that
@@beebright76 in public
There are scenes in the movie where she eats like a pig as well, I love the realism in this movie ❤️
@@Belacroix5 im a teen. I dont know or see anyone eat like this cept for sloppy old people
This scene is so fucking funny I wish they never left it out
I bloody love Adele (the actor) so much, she's just absolutely mesmerising I feel like I could spend ten hours just watching her eat
Same here😍 and her smiles too
hahah me too!! 😂😂
Kechiche felt the same way watching her eat that lemon tart right before giving her the part.
I've had an uncontrollable urge to cut her mouth out with a dull knife throughout this entire video.
and her dance :)
They definitely should have left this part in. Adele explains quite a bit about their intensity and passion, not to mention it gives an accurate time frame of the relationship. Like seriously I had to watch quite a few times to get a grasp on how long they had been seeing each other.
***** I'm sure THAT'S why you watched it quite a few times.
Fatboy Sliim I meannnnn...
There was a lot missing from her friends and timeline was different than American movies. It was hard to follow at first. I just accepted what happened lol.
I wish this had been left in simply because Valentin deserves more screen time. He’s such a loyal and supportive friend to Adele, because of their shared circumstances. You also see him being really sweet to her earlier on and it’s clear that Adele really likes and trusts him in this scene.
For the first 8 secs kinda look like I'm wathing a hamster LOL She's so cute tho
lol
Mariana Carvalho That is the thing that I love about Adèle.
i love this scence!!! why it is not in the movie!!!!
monica purple My feeling is that Kechiche didn't want to emphasize too much the friendship between Adele and Valentin (after all in the book, Valentin is the one who intermediates the last meeting between Adele and Lea in the café, and it's purposely completely swept from the film) in order to focus on Adele's life with Emma.Nevertheless this could be a legitimate question to ask to Kechiche. Talking about this bonus scene, he told that Adèle was extraordinary/exceptionnal in it. Coming from such a demanding director, you can be sure to view, not only a funny scene but also acting in the highest level.
+monica purple Ramakrishna said that given the choice between going to heaven and hearing a lecture about it, people would chose the lecture. Having filmed both, heaven must have sufficed, so the lecture was metaphorically left on the cutting room floor. I find this scene at least as useful as the first sex scene. Also demonstrates one of Adele's talents that helped her get the job. If you don't know the story about the lemon tart, google it.
+Bulgroz Where can you get the book? Is it in pdf online? I only saw a graphic novel of some pages. (like a comic) is it a novel?
thought in the book valentin arranged a meeting for lea and clementine a.k.a. adele to re-unite on the beach before adeles character dies from prescription pill abuse
really?
this should be in the movie, instead of the lengthy teaching scenes.
chbjdbccs Teaching? More 10 minutes about sex that made the relationship quite shallow.
@@antigonarosaura7845 yeah I hate those scenes sm. even more after I knew what happened to the actresses while playing it. I skipped them all when I watched the movie
Watching her eat is so satisfying
-colette more like disgusting you could see mashed food into her mouth while she was idiotically smiling
ibrahim B Agree
ibrahim B same, I cringed everytime she was eating.
@@ibrahimabarry4937 That's called realism and not a bullshit Hollywood cover up.
-colette thats why shes shown eating food drinking often in the movie and smoking..her mouth her face..its very animated and emotional
I can understand why they left it out. It's very strong and in-your-face with the details of the relationship, so it doesn't really fit in with the subtlety of the rest of the film. It's almost the only time a scene does the work for you rather than allow you to judge what you see. Fair choice to cut it.
+Aran Knowles I agree.
2:00 : Dat face, tho...
:))))))
It reminded me of Ron when he was poisoned (love potion) in HP6😂
:D
Jack Nicholson's Joker.
I can't wait to experience that with someone 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
: D
Owww this is quite a sweet and *real* presentation of Adéle's character. Specially when she goes and smiles all goofy, so natural and happy. She's confiding on her friend, not being isolated like we see throughout the film... and we actually get to hear from Adéle herself all the emotions and sensations that have woken up inside her. Such a shame they cut this out.
I don't understand why there are deleted scenes. The movie is already around 3 hours, why not put these in as well. They're great scenes and adds even further to the overall experience.
The director prefers to include porn scenes than these ones... it's a pity.
Well, they filmed around 800 hours of material. It would be difficult to include every scene they got.
i love this movie so much! it's just so real and to think that all of the scenes were improv just blows my mind all of them are definitely amazing actors
This should be in the movie and not the unnecessary and unrealistic 10 minutes long porn scene. This is just super realistic and adds personality to the character, i loved it.
Who else eats like Adele when you're not in public
Guilty😂
Guilty af
I eat like that when I'm in public ;-;
Not me 😂 i hate the chewing sound😂
I eat like that both in and out of public lol. When you're hungry, you gotta eat you know.
This scene is excellent they should'nt cut it out
Valentin is so cute! :D
The movie ended so ambiguously that I wish that Adele found the same happiness that Emma found after they broke up. I think a great ending would've been Emma and Lise at their home and Lise is reading a issue of The New Yorker and she reads an short story of a woman who discovered freedom and love from a blue haired woman who entered her life. After Lise finishes reading the story she leaves and Emma picks it up, reads the header and looks at the byline to reveal that it's from Adele. (Adele had finally fulfilled her talent in writing which Emma suggested during their relationship and is living in NYC where it was a dream of hers to visit one day) Emma smiles, happy for her for pursuing her dream and then the film fades into blue which was used as a symbolic and visual aspect throughout the movie. I know that ending isn't realistic in how the movie's story turned out but it was just an idea I had that I thought would be great to share.
Yes! But to be fair I like that they left it up for interpretation. I don't think Emma ever truly stops loving Adele, I just think she was far too hurt to be with her again. She says she will always feel tenderness for her in the cafe, when Adele tries to use sex to kind of reel Emma back in. But she says she is no longer in love with her. I think Emma found the structure and commitment in Lise (child and all) that she couldn't find in Adele, because Adele was naive, and really still unsure about her life. But in the final scenes, at Emma's art show, one of the patrons she's talking to is talking about how he sees this transition from blue to red in her paintings, but that there's a struggle and the eyes show so much pain and longing still, even in this new "red" life. In a sense i'm glad it didn't have a happy ending, because there was no ending yet. Their lives aren't over, and maybe one day Emma could forgive, and work through it with Adele, when they are older and wiser. Adele shows she isn't the same person she was before, when she acts aloof to every advance thrown at her by others. She cannot think of anything but Emma, and the longing she feels for her. But she leaves, because she realized there's too much pain at this time, even after all those years.
You can tell Adele, in reality, is super playful and naturally funny. Adele and Lea truly played the character which was the opposite of each others' real personalities. That's true talent there!
Yeah, in interviews Lea is very ladylike and poised and feminine. And Adele is kinda goofy and funny.
They're actresses. How can you infer any real life personality from a freaking movie scene lmfao.
"Tu manges pas ton kebab ou quoi?" hahahaha
this was nice, realistic acting.
Her *SMILE* is Everything
The food their eating looks so good.
Valentin is hot though.
FUNDOR SANTEK LMAO. YES HES DADDY AF
She's so fuckin adorable !!! It's a great scene but I'm glad that they cut it out because inmy opinion it doesn't fit in the context, first when I saw this I thought "why did they cut it out?!" But now I think the director has done just right ! Love this movie so much, it has a huge place in my heart
Gosh, so natural and expressed with soo true words and gestures :D
My heart.. to see shes so inlove.
One of best "arty" movies ever....avant-garde approach from camera work to intelligent dialogues where you can feel something like :"Am I watching documentary?"...or :"Is this Lea Seadoux from Mission Impossible? :-( " etc. For many years I was thinking that Kubrik made me upset with "2001 Odyssey" and every other movie will be just relaxing, enjoying to watch and that's it. But, This Arab guy Abdullllll...something :-) made a movie which hypnotizes, makes a strange vibes, growls in your stomach....simply, my No1, convincingly...
If you want to see a movie that seems to be a documentary, Criterion has just released a newly "remastered" DVD of Ermanno Olmi's The Tree of Wooden Clogs, an Italian film which in 1979 won the Palme d'Or of the Cannes Film Festival, the same prize this film won in 2013. In The Tree of Wooden Clogs you seem to be watching real life in every single minute of its three hours. The realism of it is amazing, especially since every single one of the approximately two dozen characters (children, elderly, newlyweds,middle-aged) is played by an actual peasant who has never acted at all before and who grew up on the same land where the film is set. And, believe it or not (I found it difficult to believe before I learned it was true) the director is a very independent man who wrote, directed, worked the camera, and edited the entire film. And, yes, he used only one camera. (Don't ask me how he did it.) He is so independent that, because the "actors" and the characters they play are all from the Italian province of Bergamo, he refused to dub it in Italian, he had them all speak their native dialect, so that even in Italy there had to be subtitles. (There's an interesting interview with the director, too.)
i love seeing her eat talk walk smile....
I read btw this is the way that actor eats in real life she is not acting.
Although this is a VERY funny scene (I can't get over her face at 2:00, lmao) and very well-acted by both young actors, I agree with Kechiche's choice to leave it out of the final cut.
The true power of the film lies in the fact that the two actresses conveyed so many emotions through their expressions, their eyes, their body language and NOT through words, whereas in this scene we actually get to listen to how smitten Adèle was instead of only seeing it.
To me at least, the scenes where she hangs out with Emma prior to them having sex for the first time, are pure gold in terms of building the tension and making the viewer realize that both are infatuated with each other and ready to burst. Their lust is heavy and we can understand Adèle feeling every single thing she describes in this scene to Valentin without the need of words.
I can't believe this movie made me cry especially the cafe scene
She has a amazing smile very good Actress.
Ugh this scene adds so much more to her character whyyyyyy was it deleted
So natural.... ❤️
1:59 was so cute !!!
am i the only who wanted to watch the remaining 797hrs that doesn't make it to the cut..??😑😑
spaceship intruder no I want to watch it too! Just out of curiosity and admiration for their acting 😍 the movie was still perfect in the final cut tho
I certainly would jump at the chance.
She looks gorgeous even without makeup
@2:00 THAT FACE. XD
When joint hits you hard
i definitely want a directorscut with this scene in it!
1:30 hahaha i love the way when she wipes her nose with t-shirt *,*
I feel like this scene reminds me more of my family as their French but I'm British this is the most realistic French scene. Love itt
People hating on the way she be eating but people in real life be acting like this I eat like this when I'm in public or alone it's real life they ain't gon sit there and be using there manners tf people ain't like that in the real world
I was always raised to eat with my mouth closed so THIS way of eating makes me wanna faint😂
This scene and the entire movie is so raw
アデルの豪快な食べっぷりが大好き！本当に好きな映画です♡
this was such an awesome scene! I wish they wouldn't have taken it out :(
This is such a great scene that would’ve added even more dimension to a great movie
adele and lea is amazing in this film, i love them both
What an acting by adele!!! It's very very real.. Born actress
Honestly that's a kind of conversation and way to talk you can really have with your friends. I don't know for everywhere else but in France it definitely happens.
What I feel good here is that this scene could be a real talk, just filmed by cameras, they aren't just acting, they are talking normally x)
SUCH good acting
she's really cute
This is one hell of arousing scene. Man, i love this uncut scene.
« Faut que je me douche avant de passer chez elle » 😂😂😂
What a beautiful scene
Adele is very sweet, i literally didn't sleep for days..after watching this movie.
I think they deleted it because of the way she eats 😂
Not at all! The movie is like that
THE FACE LMAOO OMG I LOVE HER
Wtf why didn’t they take out one of the several sex scenes to leave this in? It actually advances the plot in a meaningful way.
Une Splendeur de Femme 💙🤍❤️
Adéle is so adorable!!!😍💖
i wonder why this was deleted. this was one of the very few scenes in the movie that we see adele excited and happy - usually we see her with a very bored expression. i noticed this with the other deleted scene where she was having a meal with relatives too. i don't know, i consider it a fault of this movie - it is called la vie d'adele, but we know very little about adele's life besides her fucked up relationship and desperation for emma. maybe it was intended.
She should do some mukbang
I adore this scene hahahaha
they should make a new version of the film just with this scene
I love this scene but ultimately I'm glad it was deleted. Reintroducing Valentin blurs the character focus. It's much more effective to cut to the parade after Adele and Emma are with each other for the first time.
at 0:35 when she says "on s'est pecho" the translation says "we hung out" but pecho means makeout lmao
Bonjour, je suis en train de faire le sous titre chinois de cette vidéo, est ce-que vous pourriez me dire ce qu'elle dit à 2:03, j'arrive vraiment pas à comprendre ce qu'elle dit, merci beaucoup d'avance
et aussi, la phrase 1: 22, ''ça pouvait être_________ que ça pouvait être doux'', merci beaucoup
"ça pouvait être brute autant que ça pouvait être doux"
"on s'est pécho", j'aurais préféré avoir mis " we hooked up" mais j'ai pas osé me lancer dans un update, mais c'est vrai hung out est un peu faible.
En 2:03: C'est fou j'ai jamais ressenti ça, ça me prends dans le bas du ventre, ça me tord le ventre et puis après ça me donne des frissons partout...
Es un hamster 🐹
extraordinary actress
I like listening to them speaking French while eating like this
such a great film, in my top 5.
There was criticism of the sex scene for being pornographic, but this dialog gives it context. Basically, they were climbing all over each other the whole night. And it was an epiphany for her.
I wish this was in the movie it's so great
There's no understanding why directors ever cut things out of films. For the viewer these scenes seem fine. But we are not filmmakers. They may know more than we do or the producer or distributor wanted the film to be shorter. Anyway this is one scene which they can show on UA-cam. A lot of the other scenes maybe not. In any case this actress amazes me.
well, I cannot understand why they deleted this!! l love Valentine so much!!
I really like this scene, they could've let it and remove 2 minuts of all that explicit sex
That particular way she eats lol love it though. I would eat with her while joking about stuff lol
Great scene...wish it had been in the movie :)
The eating is gross but it's such a cute scene!
the scene where the random creepy old guy tells her to choose whoever she wants at the club was funny. Like, she's a minor and some creepy ass 40+ year old is at a club creeping on young people.
Leon Mane well 15 in France isn’t the same as being 15 in the US, teenagers are treated a little bit more adult there.
What makes me this scene realistic is that she's eating while talking with her mouth full 😚
y'all i'm squealing while she's spilling the tea like GIRLLLLL i feel like i was the one she was talking to you know!?!? im like yassssssss
A BITWC scene without eating is not a real BITWC scene!
Lol, since Kechiche supposedly repeated every scene dozens of times, Adele must have been sick and tired (and fat) of eating gyro.
flippert0 Yes, and I believe Adele and Lea definitely said they wouldn't choose to work with him again..absolutely a director who paints vivid cinematography tapestries. :)
Actually in an interview Adele stated that she could never eat a gyro/kebab ever again. Even when out with friends and it gets very late where all the eating places are closed except gyro/kebab places she still won't eat it. She mentioned that during the shoot she would have to finish every single bite of the sandwich multiple times. She would have to go and vomit to do it again. She lost weight throughout the duration of the filming, which also helped give a realistic impression since they filmed chronologically.
Lea, however, is the one who had the most difficulty working with Kechiche, Adele sort of followed along, but before long she was saying she would love to work with him again, at one point saying, "I wish I could have him in my pocket" while acting in another film.
Idk why they deleted this. I feel like her in reality would describe her as this. Maybe that’s why they deleted maybe out of character but like it was so good no need to be deleted.
what.. she smile like jocker
This is the most beautiful smile, don't forget. If you find better than this, let me know. But I doubt.
Aleksandar The Great
I agree, Aleksandar...beautiful smile, gorgeous face...smoky eyes...
Kevin Chocopie she's not, Kevin...she is fresh-faced...It's amazing how many cosmetic companies have HUGE brick and mortars in Paris alone...yet SO many French woman go natural...her barely contained animalism..It's there..plain to see..just bubbles forth..sometimes she just gets her endorphins from that chocolate underneath her bed, sometimes she attacks those gyros..her one with Tomas on the date and this one..and sometimes she just can't help when her vivid dreams and overwhelming desires stir within her body, her very core, and then she comes to the surface from underneath the hot dream of Emma's pleasuring her, only to so desperately need the sweet release that masturbation will provide..Adele is so simple yet complex..and every look, every smile, every action, every word, and every bite of food and every color used in this film is such a careful and deliberate effort of the director (Kerchiche) to add vibrancy and stunning depth to Adele as a person, as a young adult, and, ultimately, as a very sensual and sexual woman on a journey of self exploration..LOL...uhm..I have NO idea if all of that makes sense!! :)
Yet so many French women* (#!&#$# typo)
Kevin Chocopie lol..thank you, Kevin..I should be a movie reviewer..a Siskel to your Ebert...for the millennials!! :) Have a great day!!
that face lol
I'm hungry noe
she looked goofy on the thumbnail pic... lol
It's so funny, EVERY SINGLE deleted scene of any movie ever will be hyped to death and "should've been in the movie". It's absurd. This isn't a bad scene, but it makes an already long movie 2 minutes longer without adding much that we don't learn during the rest of the movie.
I think it is a good choice to delete this scene .
If it is included the movie, it makes the movie funnier.
I wantched this scene like 10 times in a row and i dont get why they cut it out
That movie had me fucking shook
Pourquoi cette scène à été supprimée ??
That face at 2:00
Pensar que la pobre Adele tenia que zamparse un monton de comida cada vez que hacia estas escenas.