Men - Jessie Buckley & Rory Kinnear on the duplicitous terror of Alex Garland's bold new horror film
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- Опубликовано: 29 май 2022
- Jessie Buckley & Rory Kinnear are interviewed for Alex Garland's Men. It is a horror film starring Jessie Buckley, Rory Kinnear, and Paapa Essiedu. Stefan Pape asks the questions.
In the aftermath of a personal tragedy, Harper (Jessie Buckley) retreats alone to the beautiful English countryside, hoping to have found a place to heal. But someone or something from the surrounding woods appears to be stalking her. What begins as simmering dread becomes a fully-formed nightmare, inhabited by her darkest memories and fears.
Men will be released on the 3rd of June 2022.
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Regardless of how you felt about the film, Rory Kinnear was incredible. Literally stunned by his performance(s). I can’t wait to see his other work.
I’m a bit faceblind, and I had literally no idea until today that pretty much every the male character was played by 1 actor/him!!! 😂😭
I highly recommend the show Penny Dreadful. He plays Frankensteins monster and he is sublime in the role. He honestly deserves an Oscar for his portrayal in the series.
@@dominickscalpi5686Agree. One of the most moving performances I have ever seen. His scenes with Eva Green were particularly wonderful.
@@johnricercato740 omg yes! The episode in the 3rd season where it's just the two of them for the whole episode and I don't think she even really speaks until the last few minutes. But her facial expressions.... The way she emotes. She literally brought me to tears, and his performance during their scenes in the cholera hospital together just broke my heart. His first season villain to sympathetic tortured soul arc was phenomenal. Rory Kinnear can do no wrong 💗
@@dominickscalpi5686 Well put, Dominick! (RK is currently in The Diplomat as you may know. It’s a slightly preposterous show, but fun, and RK plays a PM who is clearly partly based on Boris Johnson. Rory does wonders with what is actually a pretty good script and gives the character real depth.)
'The holes in my performance '
I really needed that laugh after watching the movie 🤣🖤
Because that part was... Erm... A lot...
I saw that movie late night at cinema, me and my bf we were the only people in the cinema hall. I admit there were two moments when I screamed out loud. Really good movie and great actors.
That ending ....
Rory was spectacular. I didn’t even realize he was every man, truly unnerving, yet believable as each man
He was also her friend on the phone!
This was a very interesting, disturbing movie to watch and I was in shock horror by the end. I loved it though and can see what they were trying to put across.
It was a very impressive movie. The performances were transcendent and the story was fabulously conplex
watched the movie alone at home at midnight, I promised to myself never watch a horror movie again.
Soy
I didn't really find anything scary. I did enjoy it though alot.
joking
Bro I understand 😭😭😭😭😭
@@The80sWolf_The stuff is great. They need to get dairy out of hospitals...
Rory was astonishingly good in this movie
Jessie's fashion in the movie is so adorably 90s looking.
The ending left me kinda dissatisfied but the performances of those 2 was phenomenal.
Loved this movie
This interview implies there’s a blooper reel
3:42
The man still scares me. He looks so scary.
Oh hey, it's Tom Bombadil.
Saw the film 12 times ❤
Liar
Are u ok
Just watched MEN….confused about the ending? Did all those characters actually exist or was it all a figment of her imagination? If so then who’s blood was that on the front doorway and herself covered in it when her friend arrives?
It's a film neck deep in metaphors and allegory. So even if - 'objectively' - she's covered in blood and her car is wrecked when her friend arrives, don't necessarily take any of the events preceding the ending as literal. It's really a character study of a woman weighted down by grief and guilt within a deconstruction of the ancient patriarchal structure she is rebelling against.
It’s a surrealist film, more dream than logic
This film is the donkeys konkers ,and jess looks fit
it’s always so underwhelming when an interview only affords answers from women that have to do with their male costars or Debbie Downer trauma topics (even when that is the genre at hand, there are creative questions to ask about process and insight and extrapolation) - if any comment lurkers have links to interviews that explore her perspectives as such, I’d love to see them!
She reminds me of someone who isn’t as talented
It will appeal to a gay male audience for sure, but it's not scary. I'm straight and thought it was certainly worth watching. The male nudity was not needed! It's a watch and forget movie. I've already forgotten most of it apart from the scenes where the man gives birth.
Hahaha what a take
Sadly your bizarre take says a lot more about you than it does the film.
The gay male audience? What? What does that have to do with anything?
On my top ten worst movies I have seen.
The ending is traumatizing
@@patrickjamessolas1675 the whole damn thing was just trash.
Stick with the avengers lad
I can understand how it could be either loved or totally hated. Glad we still have freedom of opinion (sorta)🎃
Watch more arthouse movies to get the genre.