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WOMEN TALKING | Official Trailer
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- Опубліковано 9 жов 2022
- Stay and fight, or leave. They will not do nothing.
From director Sarah Polley, watch the official trailer for #WomenTalking now, starring Rooney Mara, Claire Foy, Jessie Buckley, Judith Ivey, Ben Whishaw, and Frances McDormand. Only in theaters this December.
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WOMEN TALKING | Official Trailer
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Finally a film to put me to sleep these last few weeks have been pretty stressful for me the final tests really did a number on my sleep schedule a movie like this is is perfect for me so i can get the sleep i need making sure i dont fail is really important thank you to everyone who took part in this film for giving me the sleep i need
For all that's holy, man, use punctuation!
@@goukeban6197it was written like that inteionally like a promotion for the film
@darthstatic26374 no it wasn't. You just can't spell and punctuate properly, can you?
@@reecejennings9637 English ain't everybody's first language
Oh I get it, because it’s boring.
This movie was beyond excellent. The moment that they talked about how there is no bad forgiveness but that sometimes forgiveness and permission can be confused was phenomenal. I really enjoyed this!
True 💔
Say hello to your cat"children" hahaha
@@scottredding2719😂😊
Gosh that sounds fun!
@@scottredding2719 happy to do so! Cats are the best.
I grew up in and around this cult. This is incredibly accurate. The clothing and the head coverings. The only thing that throws me off is that they are speaking English instead of low German (flat German).
That’s very interesting. What is the name of the cult?
also alle amisch reden plattdeutsch ja?
This isn't a documentary. It is only loosely based on a true story.
They are called the Old Colony Mennonites
I live amongst Mennonites communities, they seem like friendly people, they say hi to me and my kids at the stores, when my kids say hi to their kids. I don't know much about them though, just what I see, like horse and carriage for transportation, the attire, and that the people are well mannered, well behaved, unlike my kids who are the exact opposite and do not behave.
Is it too late to change the colour grade?
Actually I like it.
Apparently Sarah Polley did this on purpose. She wanted the audience to feel like the movie is like a memory half remembered, almost faded from your memory
😅
What's a color grade?
What do ya mean, it’s beautiful imo
My favourite part was when all the women rated themselves a 10.
😂😂
This movie was profound and incredibly well done. I want to see it again it was phenomenal. I hope that people will remember the true story of what has happened and is still happening to the women in Bolivia
Not only Bolivia. Happens EVERYWHERE in different ways😢😢😢
@@PlantAndSustainability Happens in Hasidic neighborhoods in NYC for sure.
I didn't know that women don't have rights in Boliva. But come to think of it now I've never met a tourist or a migrant from Boliva and never talked to a woman from Boliva. It's in South America those women should come here to the US!
this is akin to what happened in a community in Manitoba.
sadly, it happens in every community, buy it is systemic in religious communities where the balance of power is shifted to have men in ultimate authority. when women and children count less they are prey, not only to those who attack them but also to the system that devalues them and protects men and the hierarchy of the system itself.
@@vampoftrance I'm bolivian and women have as much rights as men have here. The problem is the sexism against women, I thinks is a part of the culture, even more in those rural regions.
I dont get these misogynistic comments. I, for one, LOVEED this trailer. In 2021, I was diagnosed with a sleeping disorder, and because of this award winning film. I am able to sleep at night soundly knowing there are women out there who turn oppression fantasies into reality! ❤
Lol never mind, had me in the first half there lol.
Ngl that genuinely caught me off guard.
Lol
Such a beautiful movie. Why is it that as a woman who is incredibly privileged and protected, I can still relate to these characters and understand their struggles? I just felt so close to them, like I was there 😔
Because movies like this present an 'oh poor me' pity party fantasy that any woman can believe themselves at the center of, because there's something emotionally-satisfying about pretending to be so very oppressed. Exactly the same as how men get all pumped up from seeing superhero movies, no matter how much of a loser coward they are IRL.
Because you get off on victimizing yourself.
Because you are lonely
Because as far as women have moved forward to become more than property, more than house slaves, used to cook, clean, breed, and hold it all together, even in spite of being loved, they have a distance to go. This film is based on true events, though it is not a true story, and we are well into the twenty first century with such conditions as portrayed still very much alive and well, even in free and modern societies.
@@AlexReynard Pretending to be so oppressed? Do you know what's going on in India? Do you know anything about the Mennonites? Do you know anything about women?
(Norm Macdonald on Weekend Update)
Women Talking came in second in the box office this weekend.
In first place? Some peace and quiet.
R.I.P. Norm Macdonald
Norm is bowing in your general direction.
Seems a little too much like “punching down” for Norm…
@@L._Titus stop pretending to be a fan of Norm. We'll always know a poser when we see it.
@@L._Titus What? By saying that you are implying women are below men. Thats pretty misogynistic my guy
Saw this at a film festival last weekend and I can't stop thinking about it. Very moving with exceptional performances and musical score. I can't wait for the official release so I can see it again!
Why absurd and child.
It's a random life with a kind of soft rape
I grieve for your inconvenient random life
If you want to know eternal rest, search and deepen the meaning of Islam
Please do not believe the flags. I love you...
Try and be sincere in your intention and search for the Islamic religion, human rights and children
Some one told me the twist at the end, is the chicks were lying the entire time!!!!!
@@jamesjordan1422 Just how an aggressive man would react to such a movie. This is trolling.
I remember reading about this when it happened. I'm very interested to see this. I grew up Mennonite and this was an unbelievable thing to hear about when it happened. I just hope they don't make it seem like this is what the Mennonite religion is.
@@KootFloris No, James' comment was funny.
10 million views , and as many dislikes as likes . the story tells itself
CONGRATULATIONS TO SARAH POLLEY!!!! She won Best Adapted Screenplay the Oscars!!!
SO deserving!
More will now.
One of the most deserving Oscar of this year
Dang. And I thought it looked pretty good.
After I saw this film, I was rooting for Sarah!
Jeez, what's up with this comment section? Was the title enough to give certain people red flags? People need to educate themselves.
donde puedo ver la Pelicula women Talking
the internet, especially UA-cam people, love to trash women…like we aren’t people who exist with stories to tell.
Nah. I prefer to laugh like you've wasted your life with worry.
You've never dealt with mennonites. Their women would never act like this and they would never watch most movies, let alone this subversive trash. Walk into traffic.
educate bofa
This is SUCH a good movie--beautifully done. Plus, Rooney Mara, Jessie Buckley, and Frances McDormand are such phenomenal actresses.
But it’s not a good movie
Rooney Mara, Jessie Buckley, Frances McDormand, Claire Foy and Ben Whishaw were exceptional.
@@celinebeurle7915 the actors did good, but you know the whole point of it is to villainize men, and yes I know it is semi based on a true story but in that real world community the husbands of the victims didn’t particularly like it or were in on it. It treats men and boys like animals that need to either be put down or castrated. Ie removing the hormone testosterone to produce submissive apologetic men like the writer who they treat like garbage the whole time.
Oh lord with that title the jokes are gonna write themselves lol
Should of just called it nag nag nag lol
The View: The Movie
I busted out laughing when I read the title. Sounds like a show you would see in rick and morty
So that’s your dismissive response to an award winning film about women’s all-too-real psychological and physical pain. Tells me all I need to know about you.
@@leighcarlson87 oh poor women. Life would be so much better without us men huh
I'm extremely disappointed that the makers of this movie did not accurately portray these events. The men of this community this happened to banded together the minute they learned of the attacks. One of them staked out a guy they thought might be involved. He caught him breaking into a place and apprehended him himself. He got a posse and roughed him up to get the names of the other guys out of him. All with zero help from police. And there were women who were covering up for the guys who were guilty of this.
Their moral strength and duty to their community is what allowed them to put an end to this, and it looks like the makers of this movie did them a great injustice, by portraying them as somehow guilty of covering up these crimes. It was exactly the opposite.
If it helps, it opens up a discussion in the first half about how men can be victims in simply being men. It raises the argument that being a man unfairly makes some guilty by association, but also raises the fair counterpoint that having the power to stop it before stopping it makes them as guilty as it does innocent. The film knows people wanna argue these cases, and it tries to adjust them. Nevertheless, the film's allegiance and support is always with (appropiately) the abused women
@@reecejennings9637 '' having the power to stop it before stopping it makes them as guilty as it does innocent.'' men don't exist to save women! This film is just misandrist trash.
@@reecejennings9637 and that's all evil.
@reecejennings9637 that's not a discourse, that's just further unjust demonization of men that permeates throughout this entire movie.
@@EezeeGroover It quite literally presents one of the central characters as a man who overcomes the institution. If anything, August is the one person in the film who never has to compromise.
I highly recommend watching this movie. A rare, poetically executed piece of art with spectacular performances.
Fixed my insomnia. 10/10.
Finally put me to sleep
This is the "Tom Johnsons'" of America, this is how they like it to be
When you see Frances McDormand in the cast you know it's gonna be incredible
No Upvote for You 'cause; while You Remembered Frances.. ...You (seemingly) Unfortunately forgot about Rooney..
😐😬😶😐😐😐🤷♂️🤷♀️🤦♂️🤦♀️.
It's not just her acting, it's also her producing this movie. If Frances is the producer of this movie, this movie has my full support
No, it's not. It's women talking, and already nobody cares.
@@kbholla
Then Why are you.. here... (?)🤔
😐😐😐
@sassytravy You mean the movie that earned Frances McDormand two Oscars? 😂
The cast in this alone is amazing, the photography just makes it chef kiss. Can't wait to see this
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@spotone you've never seen Frances McDormand (Oscar winning actress btw), Ben Whishaw, Rooney Mara, Claire Foy and Jessie Buckley? What kind of movies do you watch?
@spotone recap bruh if you're truly a movie lover, no way you wouldn't know who Frances McDormand is. She's a legend at this point
women moment
I will watch anything with Jessie Buckley in it
I will watch anything that's an adaptation of Miriam Toews' work!
Why absurd and child.
It's a random life with a kind of soft rape
I grieve for your inconvenient random life
If you want to know eternal rest, search and deepen the meaning of Islam
Please do not believe the flags. I love you...
Try and be sincere in your intention and search for the Islamic religion, human rights and children
Igual.
Es una gran actriz. Sus trabajos en Beast, The Lost daughter y Thinking of ending things son alucinantes.
Same, one of my favorite actresses
YES
As someone who lived near them for years, SA is horrifically widespread in the Amish. I'm glad this movie is bringing attention to it.
this is the only comment actually talking about anything and not just gushing. thank you
How are the Amish going to see this?
They are Mennonite, not Amish.
Source: Fiction
They’re actually Mennonite and it is based on an actual event that took place in a colony in Bolivia during the mid/late aughts. The author of the book grew up as a Mennonite.
Wow, this comment section is terrible. God forbid women stand up for themselves against abuse, or make films about it! It’s almost like *some people* think women should be treated like property…
Just an observation. But it's interesting that many of these angry men are victims of abuse themselves but they feel contempt for displays of vulnerability, a display that would help them too sometime if they dare open up. Abuse on the hands of other men. Very often also psychological abuse from women too. Episodes of complete lack of boundaries and respect in their development as independent human beings. This breeds contempt. And then it reaches the public as a generalized hatred for women and womens liberation because they personally have more experience with us being the oppressor. This does not excuse their actions.
There are those in our country we learned through the election of TRUMP who DO think women should be treated like property because they think that women and children are property.
no one wants to see a movie named women talking
90⁰
@@danamallet1626I want to see it and fund it as much as I can
i didn't expect ben whishaw to make me cry. i've known him as Q for a long time and seeing him nail a more emotionally challenging role is amazing
I've known him as Paddington bear for quite a while.
Jeez, I had almost forgotten about Qanon. Just like with PTSD, all it takes is a seemingly innocuous UA-cam comment go 'BOOM' and I'm in Vietnam again.
He made me cry in Cloud Atlas and Brideshead Revisited
His performance is so subtle and supportive in the only significant male role in Women Talking. Yes, absolutely magnificent performance by Ben Whishaw.
I loved the character of August so much. Ben was incredible. I think it was interesting and thoughtful to show a man’s pain from a destructive patriarchy. The two women he loved suffered so much and he felt so responsible and powerless. He just wanted to help to make it right any way he could despite the fact that he had nothing to do with it. I think that was genius to show how a man deals with knowing someone he loved was hurt and he couldn’t stop it or protect them.
Watch this movie.... this movie touched my soul like no other movie has in a very, very long time. Such a horrific story and yet told with such strength and such beauty. These women are heroes.
Huh??? You want touching and moving, watch "Living." Sadly, it came and went.
Where did you see it?
I read the book and remember thinking it read like a play. Look forward to this
Yes it does
Isnt the point of a trailer to get people to watch? With a title like that id stay far away
Sarah Polley is simply brilliant at anything she does. I recommend anyone who liked this film view Stories We Tell. Her documentary about her life. It's absolutely one of the best films ever made.
Her book run towards the danger is also incredible. She’s a wonderful writer.
@@kwill84 Amen.
I grew up watching Road to Avonlea...and I loved Stories we Tell....I haven't read her book yet but it's on my list and I just discovered this now! Can't wait to watch!
Francis was born to be in this film. A true elder.
A film based on entirely unique FEMALE based experience. Congratulations to Sarah Polley. A job well done.
Entirely unique to women? You do realize it happened to the little boys too...
@@jaymac2702Women are talking now. Quiet down.
@@seraph555 that's all they ever do nowadays
@@jonsolo7343😂😂😂
The book was SO GOOD! Can’t wait to see this!
And what is this about?
@@Emy-fv5ny a community of Mennonite women discover that a group of men have been assaulting them in their sleep for years. The leader wants the women to forgive the men but a group of women come together to decide if they should stay and fight (not forgive the men) or leave the community
@@audieh Forgive them?! OMG...
Travelling in Bolivia in 1991 I met a woman from this colony on a train trip, they'd moved down from Saskatchewan 10 years earlier -32 of them together relocated. We chatted for a long time. It was wonderful to speak English for an hour!!
@@Emy-fv5ny Exactly - I'd be tempted to wipe those men off the face of the planet if opportunity presented itself.
Love the score so far, hopefully Hildur wins her second Oscar for it 🙏
Why absurd and child.
It's a random life with a kind of soft rape
I grieve for your inconvenient random life
If you want to know eternal rest, search and deepen the meaning of Islam
Please do not believe the flags. I love you...
Try and be sincere in your intention and search for the Islamic religion, human rights and children
unthinkable snub that she didn't even get a nomination in the end.
The movie stunk but yeah, the score was interesting. I wish it had at least one track that was more distinct, however.
@@smotnick aaaa
@@smotnickwhy did it stink? It was one of the best films I’ve seen in a long time. This story is one that needs to be told.
THE CAST 🔥
Thank you Sarah Polley! This looks amazing!
First comment and all I'm going to say is CLAIRE FOY IS BACK SHE'LL ALWAYS BE FAMOUS . GIVE HER THE OSCAR ALREADY, SHE DESERVES IT 🏆
Yeah Rooney Mara has all my attention. Her lines delivery are so deep and soulful.
Nah bro, Jessie Buckley is the new queen of the silver screen!
@@colors6692 wild concept: both actresses are mesmerizing. (Rooney Mara a bit more, though)
Amazing performances from every single person in this film.
10/10 best sleep I ever had
What.a.cast. cant wait
Watched it tonight and was crying by the end 😔
The color grading reminds me of a lowbudget movie shot on a super-cheap digital camera in the early 2000s.
Oddly specific burns are my favorite.
It's honestly worse considering that this type of grade seemed to blend better with the early DV cameras. It feels so out of place when paired with a Panavision Millennium camera.
Needs more talking women.
I love everything Sarah Polley. 🌸
Why absurd and child.
It's a random life with a kind of soft rape
I grieve for your inconvenient random life
If you want to know eternal rest, search and deepen the meaning of Islam
Please do not believe the flags. I love you...
Try and be sincere in your intention and search for the Islamic religion, human rights and children
Only thing this trailer is missing is cats. Lots and lots of cats.
Happens everywhere to anyone vulnerable. Hopefully it gets everyone talking and abusers punished
I wish we could punish female abusers like we punish male ones.
@@sebsebski2829 'female abusers' most be the one who say "no"
I watched it and it is incredible! I love the music too.
does the whole movie have this desaturated color grading? did it bother you?
@@nikitamohanan2124 Yup! And it doesn't bother me at all! It adds to the atmosphere and it is really pretty.
@@DjamelXYZ glad to hear it's fantastic. Hope it does well enough at the box office so we get more masterful stories and directors like Sarah Polley. Steven Spielberg might be her biggest competition for best director. I would be shocked if this movie doesn't win a bunch of stuff.
@@nikitamohanan2124 I suggest that you read the article "'Women Talking': Release Date, Cast, Trailer, and Everything You Need to Know" by Jake Hodges. You'll be happy to know what's in store for the film by December!
its produced by the same company as blonde (plan b), did it have any pro-life messages?
“Women Talking” sounds like the title to a horror movie.
This was a very good movie. I was compelled for the whole time. I was surprised by the exceptional performances
Not a single clinker in the whole cast. Even the kid's performances were exceptional. Brava!
I like how this film is not totally in black and white but has that sort of shade. I think it is more realistic looking than movies that are vibrantly colored with video editing and don’t look natural. I think the darker shades in this movie are probably also easier on the eyes.
The intended effect would seem to be that religious life is bleak and lifeless.
Claire Foy future Oscar winner 🏆 Salomé ♥️
I love Claire Foy
Im looking forward to seeing this, but I already know that I'll be bugged by the changes from the real story. As far as i know (and i have a family member who went there, and stayed there for a while, and interviewed the men in jail.) there have never been any real answers. I am deeply saddened by this happening in my culture... I hope this movie has treated my culture respectfully.
Although it is not a completely accurate account, it seeks to give a voice to the women and girls who were voiceless during the attacks. Some say they still happen.
And it still is
Please give some details on how the film contrasts with reality. I will continue to search for this info, as I do realise that I am asking a lot!
what kind of answers do you have in mind?
Saw it earlier tonight. Quite intense. Very good acting and script.
And guess who won the Oscar?
It happened. I think that's what made me sick the violence that happened in this film, actually happened
@@makemyday3233 No it didn't..
I just watched and have question. How could they see the Southern Cross when stargazing? Really? I know the real story took place in the southern hemisphere but when they changed the movie to the USA, they probably should have kept that scene out.
"women talking"
Runtime: ♾️
Claire Foy and Jessie Buckley were paid dust for their performances by The Academy 💔
I loved the score...so moving. It gave me goosebumps and made me cry at the end.
I read up on the real case in a South American Mennonite community that inspired this film, and it is WILD. This movie definitely won’t be for everyone, but if it’s good, it’s gonna be a landmark one.
if you bothered to read the reviews from people who actually already saw it at multiple film screenings, you would know there's no question of "if" it's good! you can tell by the level of detail, finesse and writing even in this trailer and the fact that it's produced by 3 time oscar winning actress Frances McDormand and the story is based on real life horrific events, that it is a POWERFUL, MOVING, EMOTIONALLY STIRRING film that IS GOING TO spark VERY DIFFICULT CONVERSATIONS! There is no "if" about the quality of this film but given the dark subject matter, it's not for everyone!
@@nikitamohanan2124 Jesus settle down
@@JackJackIsBackBack I am! But considering it's based on a critically acclaimed book and the reviews are all over social media and anyone can Google it, it's ridiculous to say "if the movie is good" at this point! If you are hesitant about seeing the movie, then just say "not sure if this is for me" otherwise you are just exposing your ignorance. There's been Oscar buzz for this movie ever since it's premiere at TIFF last month!
@@nikitamohanan2124 "I am!" Then continues to overuse the exclamation point. 🤦🏻♀️😂
An "if" was perfectly used for those of us not hyped by any knowledge of a book before this trailer came out. People have differences of opinions and tastes, and while a trailer and plotline may look good and sound enticing, it may end up not being a "good movie" to some.
So yes, calm down.
@@booksandcrochethooks a good movie is a good movie. Some people just don’t like good movies sometimes. Those are idiots. There is no question that this will be a good film indeed.
Finally in Australia Feb 2023
More films are needed about women's hardship in life. This is a fantastic start especially with the fantastic cast, mostly Rooney Mara.A must see for everywoman. Hopefully this will open the eyes of women still sleeping or just don't want to know
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Wish Frances had been in more scenes. Thought she would be involved in the hay loft discussions, and been a big part of it.
One of the best directors, so many good actresses, and a real topic that affects women everywhere. Owning one's own body and mind is the most basic human right that all women are denied to different degrees everywhere.
Parents: start teaching teaching boys (and girls) that they are equal and treat them the same. Girls are not little adults and should be allowed to have fun and laugh . . . boys can be caring/sensitive and have platonic friendships with girls.
A man should be able to abandoned a child
I do agree parents should teach their kids to be great and have as much friends as possible of both genders. Just make sure that they arent naive. I was raised by women and the guy "friends" they had were just playing the waiting game. Once they were valuenable they pounced. So again, great ideals just make sure it doesn't go into the direction of naivety.
@@aerystargaryenii2565 If you have kids, _you_ sound like a pretty good father. /s
@@aerystargaryenii2565 they already do ? In droves ?
@@aerystargaryenii2565 You mean they shouldn't have to pay child support, just say it. Men abandon their children all the time. You just don't want the cost associated with it. It all comes down to money, not the child's life. Some of you are so transparent.
So inspirational. Sad to see that this happens in so many society. I'm fighting my indian community where women are subjected to unbelievable atrocities in the name of religion in England started by a cult in india . Mostly created by men then now other women who have these false beliefs. Let is hope and be string at continue to fight. We are strong !
Same thing the Taliban etc have been doing to girls/women. Not letting them get educated so they can control/oppress and have the power over them.
👏🏽💪
Meaningless trope. Saying women are strong is like saying cars are blue. Also men are very very bad, unless they are weak and controllable.
Absolute freaking right
The cast is AMAZING!
We have been prayed upon like animals. May be we should respond like animals!👏
wow, such a beautiful and healing movie. The trailer reminds me of the Columbian city created by women only to live safe and in peace. It prompts me to watch it.
So you haven't watched it yet and claim that it's such a beautiful and healing movie???
Oh the city that does not exist?😂
I haven’t scene an Orion logo since I got rid of my VCR.
Yeah rooney mara her line delivery are soo deep and soulful
Does anyone know why this trailer has so many dislikes? more than 5000?
Sarah Polley directed? Awesome, have enjoyed her previous work. Can't wait.
I love Take This Waltz. Haven't seen her other work but from what I can say about seeing Take This Waltz, she's a good director
I don't think you're really Samuel l. Jackson.
Never seen any of her projects, but I did see her in GO and she was awesome
I watched this 🎬 it was very good 👍🏽👍🏽 Oscar vibes
I was worried that this movie would be very performative and exploitative but the reviews have convinced me to go watch it
It's a compelling piece of filmmaking.
I cannot wait to see this film.
Wow, this comment section 💀💀💀💀 very telling on why this kind of film is needed more than ever
If people make jokes about something that means it's important to support.
We not watching this film.
@@blackagent4754 You are nobody
@@lauralemon4890 Indeed, I am. I am just a servant of Allah, The Most Merciful.
this is pretty funny. i think women cant talk
As someone who grew up in a menonita community Im intrigued!
I would love to see a movie about the events that actually happened. I dont understand, were the events that happened not bad enough that they had to add to them and make things up
This looks amazing!❤️🌹
@@thaimperial97 it looks amazing 🥀
@@thaimperial97 amazingly great ❤️
@@thaimperial97 ooooo AMAZINGLY AMAZING!!👀
@@Rose-kg7of you repeating "amazing" doesn't make it any less boring. Sorry
@@thaimperial97 well it still looks amazing 😌
This actually improved upon the novel. I loved it!
This movie was astounding.
My favorite part is where the main character stands tall and says "There is a tempest in me!" While demanding to see King!
This movie is stunning and brave!
I just watched it tonight. Such a fantastic movie. I'll watch it again
Where did you watch it?
Waiting to watch this having trouble doing so on UA-cam.
Nice they got both girls with the dragon tattoo in the same movie
Both wahmen ☕️
OMG THE SCENE WHERE THE WOMEN JOIN TOGETHER AND GO UP AGAINST THE MEN AND SAY “it’s talkin time” WAS THE MOST EMOTIONAL SCENE EVER!
Stunning and brave for all.
1.5Mil views and just 533 likes 💀
@@koseq7 if you gender swap it, then absolutely nobody would care.
Who cares about men? You? Ha!
@@koseq7 gender swap? Do you mean step in their shoes? No women expects a man to actually understand how they feel. How many times I've seen a man get a verbal beat down after saying "I know how you feel" I lost count and I've been on the receiving end so even i know better than to try to tell a women how she feels.
@@aerystargaryenii2565 I like how you pivot between “understanding” how a woman feels and _telling_ a woman how she feels…
@@L._Titus men am I right
@@koseq7 this boy probably doesnt talk to much women so dont worry
I loved this movie. A must see
"Why does love, absence of love, the end of love, the need for love, result in so much violence?"
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I have always been in love with the story of "Women Talking" novel, admiring the similarity it contains to my favorite of all "Handmaid's Tale". And though, the plot of the first is not that much of concentrated, it happened to be profound the same. So the story is a little bit harsh and contains so much violence for it talks about a series of abusing happened against the women of a single isolated city in America in 2010, where women had no learning nor ability to talk for themselves which was a massive contradiction to the year the events are in. If I am to talk about the movie, the act didn't disappoint me at all, especially Ona, or as it was named in the novel "the dreamy serene" and Salome!!! which was played by the actress that I was in love with her role in The Crown "Claire Foy," don't let me even start with August, which is the main character in the novel, however, a secondary one in the film and I think that's really a great idea for the feeling of contradiction and conflict when a male is telling a story of female rage and wrath. Also, I liked how the dark environment of the novel did not disappear and have been transformed perfectly with much unbelievable shots and conversations, though I wanted them to change the ending of the two main characters and the only love story in the novel "Ona & August". Anyway, this was really an extraordinary thing to watch and did not disappoint me in any sort. LOVED.
Just to remind you, the entire story was inspired by real events that happened in Bolivia
Ohhhhh that line, right!
anyone know the name of the song the ladies were singing near the ending? Thanks
Why is there no sound?
So pumped for this! This film is gonna be off the hook!🤯🥳
Where are the redcoats?
Treat women as mothers/csisters/companions, treat animals with love and kindness, not as food and as slaves. Our true character should reflect our bright side.
„Women“ in the title.
Incels: My time has come 😍
One word: BRILLIANT!!!
If you got kicked in the head by a horse, maybe.
Does mgm have a latam channel where we can see subtitled trailers
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This needed more promo
Wow this new MCU film looks crazy !
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All you gotta do to trigger the incels these days is put the word “women” in the title
Ain’t that the truth!
Incels are pathetic
Lol true, this movie is specifically talking about THESE men, not ALL men. If this movie doesn't talk about the men who are absolutely triggered by this, who knows nothing about the real story, why are they even offended? 😂
@@Bjork4s right, they wanna act like they oppressed or smth
@sassytravy wrong
All best!!!
The women did defiantly talk.