THE ETERNAL DAUGHTER Movie Review **SPOILER ALERT**
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- Опубликовано: 30 ноя 2022
- Gay homosexuals Nick and Joseph spoil The Eternal Daughter - a 2022 gothic mystery drama film written, produced and directed by Joanna Hogg.
Premise: In this ghost story from acclaimed filmmaker Joanna Hogg, a middle-aged daughter and her elderly mother must confront long-buried secrets when they return to their former family home, a once-grand manor that has become a nearly vacant hotel brimming with mystery.
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Cast:
Tilda Swinton as Julie and Rosalind
Joseph Mydell as Bill
Carly-Sophia Davies
Alfie Sankey-Green
Cinematography by Ed Rutherford
Edited by Helle Le Fevre
Keywords: ending explained, reaction video, trailer, The Souvenir, A24, Venice Film Festival 
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Nicks knowledge of film is absolutely unmatched.
When Joseph says ""The basic story is very basic", this is why I watch you guys
"I just don't think it's refined enough. Which coming from me is some bullshit" Joseph, you always make me laugh!!!
Well I love Tilda… I would watch a movie about her changing the air filter on a Nissan Sentra .
Me too! and here we get a double dose of her!
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Honestly 😂
Me too 😭
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I swear if these gorgeous men don't get half a million subs by this time next year I'm gonna be pissed !!! I've never seen a channel and two people who deserve it more!!! And why the heck does my name have numbers on it?? I just noticed
I love when Nick enthusiastically yells the title. 😆 Tilda & A24 can do no wrong in my eyes so I'll definitely watch this. ✌️
"the basic story is very basic" lol I don't know why i laughed so much at that then Joseph's recap was like 2 second and I was like oh yeah it was very basic
“The basic story is very basic”. Lol I can’t with Joseph 😂.
I deliberately watched this during the daytime because I thought it was going to be a scary haunted house type situation type deal. That being said I was actually pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed it. The receptionist was getting on my last nerves 🙄. Had it been me, I’d have tweeted corporate and my entire stay would have been comped lol. I didn’t catch the twist until the last dinner when Julie said that she was going to eat the same dinner that she had the previous night. Something about that line triggered an “aha moment” 🤔.
I love that you guys review an array of films. Most of which I wouldn’t have seen otherwise.
You feel it's more like a psychological thriller right! Because that's exactly how I m expecting it to be
“This *clearly* is NOT MOTHER DAUGHTER!” Lmao Joseph is not feeling her 😩 also the jouissance of Nick repeatedly saying the word “Hog” is so….😈
Tilda Swinton is a chameleon and brilliant actress.
@@amberrj. For me it was her role in 2007's Michael Clayton (with Clooney) She gave a brilliant performance as a REAL villian!
This is the type of movie where I’m both intrigued enough to watch it but also dread to put it on. Love me some A24 but idk this might be a no for me dawg. Love your reviews, Btw.
This is my first viewing of this channel. I thought the film was well done and I’m very impressed with Nick’s film knowledge and interpretive skills. Nice job.
I hate plots like these where omg she was never with anyone or omg she was just crazy or omg it was all a dream it just feels like a waste of time :(
Overall predictable but there's also an interesting commentary on class in this movie. Bill, the hostess, and the driver(?) all indulge in the daughter's delusions. Either they were instructed to by her as the sole owner of this house (I feel like this is not her first time dealing with this every Christmas) or they knew something was off but weren't going to say anything about it since Julie is the owner. I have the suspicion that the manager's name really isn't Bill and Julie just instructed him on letting her call him that. It was odd that she mentioned it was her father's name. I still don't understand why the hostess was making a fuss about the room in the beginning. Also, a small thing but notice that the hostess lied about wifi at the beginning. It looked like she was on the computer messing around on social media. I don't think Julie went to the roof once even to make a call. Idk just my interpretation.
It was so interesting that the big reveal was the girl has some sort of split personality because I picked up on that instinctively from the beginning but thought I am probably wrong.... but as soon as you said the actress was playing her mother and daughter I thought to myself "I bet it is going to end up that the mother or daughter is going to end up being in her head... holy crap I have chills because I was right! That is kind of neat!..... but that is so over played it is predictable. With so many movies having that as the twist you get to notice common themes that most or at least some people might not pick up on that clue you in early. I sometimes like movies like that but I can see how perhaps some people might find such a receptive overdone reveal to be too predictable. Unless you have never seen a movie with such a twist ending before then maybe you might be fooled and this kind of movie might come across as clever .... otherwise not.
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I've always loved the way you boys change it up and choose a variety of movies "! Quite the library. Watched Mortal Thought's last night with Demi Moore, Bruce Willis, Harvey Keitel"! Glad Nick is home and you guy's are safe. Thanks for your time and dedication.👍👍✌️❤️✨💜✨🧡✨💚✨💙✨💯💥🎄🎀🎁
Caught this at a screening last night. I wasn't sure how I felt right after it ended, as it was more so a "meh" feeling leaning good. But once I had a discussion about it and thought on it more to let it process, I really enjoyed it!
If Tilda is playing both parts… how in the f*ck is this gonna be a play…??
I am going to watch it just to see Tilda doing her craft. 😊Luv you guys! Xx 😘
This film was so predictable the only thing that confused me is how was the mother talking to the old man about her not having children if she wasn’t there 🤷🏻♂️
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I have decided I am going to watch this movie. It really did not spoil it for me because I can pick up on nuances pretty well and almost no ending surprises me. Not even that movie a few years ago with Leonardo Di Caprio where he is supposedly investigating a murder at a mental institution ... I can not think of the name of the movie. I am sure Nick knows which movie I mean... Have you guys reviewed that one? I am going to look for it on your channel
So how did it go did you watch the movie? I like psychological thriller movies and I m hoping it is one
Well, I like Tilda Swinton and I knew coming in that it would be a different kind of ghost movie (ghost of the past). It's also a psychological story. There are some things that defy logic though which gets in adding to the story becoming more confusing that allowing clarity of viewership and understanding. Personally, I just like old English houses and haunting scenery.
I don't think she acted out those things like pushing the wheelchair. It's just in her imagination. That's why she doesn't really look too old like the real mother at the end when she remembers the moment of her passing.
When "they" arrive, she insists to have a specific room - the same one where her mother died so it feels more real. Remember, she wants to see the other room first when she finds out that the original she wanted isn't available because at least it has to be similar.
After loss people often feel anger. We imagine conversations with our lost ones that never happened and correct our and even their mistakes.
She obviously sacrificed a lot for her Mother but couldn't please her.
She had to tell her how she made her feel but on the same time she wanted to forgive her which is why she creates the birthday.
This is how I see this story.
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Off topic but will you guys be reviewing Guillermo's Pinocchio on Netflix? Huge fan of his work and that Disney remake was an utter farce.
We will review it once it hits Netflix.
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He wanted an action movie 😒