I, Tonya (2017) - scene comparisons

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  • Comparisons between scenes from the movie I, Tonya (2017) with the real events from the life of Tonya Harding.
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  • @biutify
    @biutify 6 лет назад +19599

    damn Tonya's mother's acting was spot on

    • @tularedd9015
      @tularedd9015 6 лет назад +178

      If you listen to the mother talk no its not. They only got the outer appearance. Your were fooled big time. She never even was caught cussing.

    • @rubyrydinghood2600
      @rubyrydinghood2600 6 лет назад +483

      She won that Academy Award for it too. I thought Allison Janney was extremely entertaining.

    • @Rebecca-fu5hg
      @Rebecca-fu5hg 6 лет назад +312

      @@tularedd9015 She would cuss at Tonya at the CTC rink. I heard her in the locker room a few times.

    • @S2daUZ
      @S2daUZ 5 лет назад +57

      Karen Reid, do tell, please

    • @dat1giraffe865
      @dat1giraffe865 4 года назад +63

      S2daUZ don’t worry it’s just a karen

  • @JustMe-rg6ru
    @JustMe-rg6ru 6 лет назад +7378

    The mother: " they got the whole movie wrong! My hair didnt even look like that!" Idk why but that small statement now just gives me a vibe that tonyas mom is a liar.

    • @emilyelkins6944
      @emilyelkins6944 5 лет назад +424

      Just Me it’s because when someone who is a liar is caught they start grasping at straws

    • @donmonteiro6830
      @donmonteiro6830 4 года назад +512

      Her mother was a narcissist. And was probably jealous of her own daughters skills.

    • @rebsthetipsyelf
      @rebsthetipsyelf 4 года назад +17

      truth

    •  4 года назад +80

      @@donmonteiro6830
      I don't think so, I rather see that she's frustrated that her daughter wasn't able to be the best skater that girl could have been.
      And that's the thing, Tonya could have been a revolutionary skater, only she was in the wrong environment.

    • @DD-gl3gx
      @DD-gl3gx 3 года назад +125

      @ but her mother put her in the wrong environment. It doesn’t matter if her mother wanted her to be the best skater because she didn’t even treat her like you should treat a child

  • @nunyabidify
    @nunyabidify 5 лет назад +6779

    After watching the movie I thought the bodyguards character was a caricature to make it humorous. But nope, he was actually dumb in real life.

    • @Annabellethedoll666
      @Annabellethedoll666 3 года назад +39

      😂

    • @gingersnapp114
      @gingersnapp114 3 года назад +236

      Same. I watched it a few days ago I thought what he was saying was all made up in the interview tape but ig not lmao

    • @gingersnapp114
      @gingersnapp114 3 года назад +42

      @Fern Mao (fm2097) I thought try just exaggerated it for the movie but I guess not-

    • @lemonade6_652
      @lemonade6_652 3 года назад +21

      Ikr it's really. Like he's actually like that in real life lol.

    • @lemonade6_652
      @lemonade6_652 3 года назад +13

      @@gingersnapp114 Same lmao. The fact that it's all real makes it even funnier.

  • @CrazyWatcher670
    @CrazyWatcher670 6 лет назад +33193

    If that story happened today, Tonya would have been an internet sensation. I mean, Kardashians are famous for nothing, this girl at least did triple axel.

    • @cherryskye655
      @cherryskye655 6 лет назад +2191

      Abcilidef Atleast?? She worked her ass off her entire life lmao

    • @perfectsplit5515
      @perfectsplit5515 6 лет назад +917

      Remember what Sensei Johnny Lawrence said, "The older you get, the more you realize life's not fair."

    • @angelx333
      @angelx333 6 лет назад +255

      Abcilidef she would have became a meme

    • @alexisbrownstein8579
      @alexisbrownstein8579 6 лет назад +677

      She was really famous when it happened actually, figure skating was one of the biggest sport in the US at the time

    • @Discordia5
      @Discordia5 6 лет назад +315

      Abcilidef In the 90s, Tonya was every bit as famous as any Kardashian is now.

  • @siray3232
    @siray3232 6 лет назад +13174

    the creators could have given zero fucks and omit a lot of details, but instead they made a very good recreation of Tonya's performance, kudos to them

    • @gymnast2890
      @gymnast2890 6 лет назад +58

      Siray Her form is hideous. I don't think she had ballet or coaching.
      The skater in the movie is SO MUCH BETTER THAN HER!

    • @Saffron-sugar
      @Saffron-sugar 6 лет назад +94

      Siray you should absolutely do movie reviews! “The creators could have given zero fucks”😂 I’m not being sarcastic, that is a freaking fabulous review

    • @siray3232
      @siray3232 6 лет назад +10

      Saffron Sugar lmao thank you my friend

    • @ZoeF.O
      @ZoeF.O 6 лет назад +21

      December Leigh Exactly! I'm professional ballet dancer, and her "form" is to not have any real form. It's painful to watch.

    • @ayannaenglish7334
      @ayannaenglish7334 6 лет назад +1

      Siray ikr

  • @clairecaubre1558
    @clairecaubre1558 5 лет назад +23425

    I’ve said it once, I’ll say it again: Margot Robbie is a true artist in her craft. She has studied her voice, her mannerisms, her intent behind her words, this is an amazing performance

    • @Sammy5481
      @Sammy5481 4 года назад +23

      @Sportsman Pariente I love Allison Janney in Mom !!!!

    • @sk5381
      @sk5381 4 года назад +165

      margot robbie is an amazing actress! every one of her films I totally lose myself in the characters she plays she's my girl crush lol

    • @Littylibby1738
      @Littylibby1738 4 года назад +24

      Do you know if she did the ice skating or if she had a stunt double or something?

    • @sk5381
      @sk5381 4 года назад +12

      Liberty Belle stunt double

    • @Littylibby1738
      @Littylibby1738 4 года назад +53

      sk5381 I looked it up and it said Margot Robbie did some of her own stunts and she trained for it but some of them weren’t her but still id be lucky to even do that so I’m not judging

  • @ivymeadows1944
    @ivymeadows1944 5 лет назад +25688

    I met Tanya in the middle of the scandal when I was 10. She was trying to hide her identity with sunglasses and a scarf while clothes shopping at a TJ Maxx. When I told her what a great skater I thought she was, she seemed shocked and very grateful that I said something about her skating and not the scandal. She just kept asking my family and I not to tell anyone we saw her

    • @carolinebackstad
      @carolinebackstad 4 года назад +3836

      thats pretty cool! what if you were the reason for the little girl in the movie that said tonya was a great skater! Maybe that is you!

    • @user-km9bx3gf3z
      @user-km9bx3gf3z 4 года назад +1540

      @@carolinebackstad that would've been sickkkkkkkk

    • @xeni.vii_
      @xeni.vii_ 4 года назад +2075

      WHAT IF YOU WERE THE GIRL THAT TOLD TONYA SHE WAS A GRATE SKATRRRRR

    • @unassumingaccount395
      @unassumingaccount395 4 года назад +1481

      BRUH WHAT IF YOU WERE IN THE MOVIE

    • @lovetheavocadosduh8627
      @lovetheavocadosduh8627 4 года назад +472

      BRUHH!!

  • @brainey001
    @brainey001 6 лет назад +6903

    The movie angles and music choice definitely makes figure skating look 100 million times more badass and interesting to watch...

    • @christalcavanaugh
      @christalcavanaugh 5 лет назад +188

      Not to mention the movie cutting to others’ reactions. I kept wishing they actually showed the coach/mom/husband in the real footage

    • @jasminecrawford42
      @jasminecrawford42 4 года назад +203

      Figure skating is bad ass to watch and super satisfying 😂.

    • @am5ters504
      @am5ters504 3 года назад +113

      imo figure skating is more badass and interesting to watch on its own without anything done to it. It literally pushes the limits of a human body to its extremes

    • @MissHellybaybee
      @MissHellybaybee Год назад +2

      great acting, tell you what's even better... and a lot of people are shocked when I say this... the camera angles

    • @jeremykaiser8464
      @jeremykaiser8464 Год назад +1

      Oh yea for sure💥⛸️😂

  • @tudorjason
    @tudorjason 6 лет назад +14608

    I don't get it. I see grace and elegance in Tonya's skating. Those judges were very narrow-minded and should be ashamed of themselves.

    • @LarryOfilms
      @LarryOfilms 6 лет назад +1604

      tudorjason it’s because she’s not beautiful and very butch for a figure skater. It’s messed up

    • @ewanoxborrow1024
      @ewanoxborrow1024 6 лет назад +1760

      Larry O I thought she was very beautiful, but she wasn't a conventionally beautiful girl... She was a unique beauty, I think they mainly penalised her for her background, which a) isn't her fault, nor did it inhibit her skating ability, and b) was very small minded and snobby of them... Just because she came from a working class family, and didn't have everything handed to her on a silver platter, she was punished... Sad really

    • @LarryOfilms
      @LarryOfilms 6 лет назад +740

      Ewan Oxborrow yeah I thought the same, she’s not ugly but not a model either but then athletes aren’t supposed to be so I didn’t get the judging. I think it was a combination of a lot of things, she was rebellious and constantly commented as a “strong” player which is the total opposite of what a graceful lady should be. Not to mention she’s not as thin as the other girls.It’s unfortunate she came at a wrong time as now she would’ve been embraced.

    • @ewanoxborrow1024
      @ewanoxborrow1024 6 лет назад +446

      Larry O she would've been a gold medalist if she were a young woman competing today

    • @michellecazares8000
      @michellecazares8000 6 лет назад +10

      tudorjason very much agrees

  • @julietthompson8512
    @julietthompson8512 6 лет назад +8671

    Tonya's sentence was so unfair. After watching the movie i feel so much empathy for what happened to her

    • @loll1265
      @loll1265 6 лет назад +51

      Vegalus well it was unfair in the movie why do you care?

    • @wildcountingdayswithourcan2519
      @wildcountingdayswithourcan2519 6 лет назад +466

      This being a movie, I know to take it for what it's worth. Upon doing research on the case, there is no doubt in my mind Harding was guilty as sin. She got off easy, and I have no sympathy for her.

    • @unastardust8629
      @unastardust8629 6 лет назад +269

      I think what happened to Nancy was more unfair. In the movie they can't even get things straight, they literally have split scenes of who was abusive to who. It's not exactly accurate

    • @helixmoore7636
      @helixmoore7636 6 лет назад +640

      MIKE Tyson was convicted of rape and he still can box. Other athletes have done shit too and werent punished half as bad. Tonya didnt club Nancy.

    • @jukihiw
      @jukihiw 6 лет назад +281

      lol the movie was just on Tonya's opinion. In real life, she was actually more involved. The movie was showing how truth is heavily subjective. It wasn't trying to show what actually happened

  • @mikerotch5824
    @mikerotch5824 6 лет назад +5739

    it would have been interesting to see what would happen if they would have never hurt nancy and tonya didnt have to go through all that stress going into the olympics

    • @gymnast2890
      @gymnast2890 6 лет назад +84

      mike rotch What about the stress NANCY WENT THROUGH BEFORE THE OLYMPICS!!!!
      WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOU?
      Nancy was stronger, Tonya's a basket case, today, & back then. She just didn't have what it takes.

    • @Vestula
      @Vestula 6 лет назад +518

      I think either way Nancy wasn't going to get a gold medal. Tonya was a very strong skater, but her choreography could have been better. She was a superb jumper and had fabulous spins. Tonya also didn't have a lot of self-confidence, which isn't surprising being in an abusive relationship. Oksana Baiul definitely would have had the gold medal. I can't say for sure who would have had silver and bronze.

    • @daniellelynn4111
      @daniellelynn4111 6 лет назад +68

      December Leigh you need to get laid.

    • @mikerotch5824
      @mikerotch5824 6 лет назад +69

      if nancy wasnt attacked there wouldnt have been any stress for her do you even read comments its amoot point because the judges would never give tonya a fair shake because she didnt fit the mold chill out ok

    • @mikerotch5824
      @mikerotch5824 6 лет назад +21

      at first i thought you were talking about me and yes i always need to get to get laid who doesnt lol but yes that december person is definitly in need of something to chill her out

  • @millers3888
    @millers3888 6 лет назад +14521

    7:50 - It’s creepy how much Margot Robbie sounds like Tonya. She doesn’t look like her, yet it’s like you’re watching the real Tonya Harding.

    • @Deva7
      @Deva7 6 лет назад +698

      Seriously she doesn't sound like Tonya at all - her voice is sharp and raspy, Tonya's was soft and girly. But still Margot's overall performance was great.

    • @taylorshe2699
      @taylorshe2699 6 лет назад +286

      millers3888
      Amy Adams looks just like Tonya
      Compare them
      But ya. You’re right Margot sounds like her !

    • @cdh0879
      @cdh0879 6 лет назад +86

      Taylor Shelonchik That's what I said too. Amy Adams does look like Tonya.

    • @indyfmw
      @indyfmw 6 лет назад +41

      Deva7 maybe it's hard for her to make a soft voice... Ive only heard her do a jersey voice and this... Raspy voice.

    • @ineedmoresleep3728
      @ineedmoresleep3728 6 лет назад +33

      She’s a brilliant actress

  • @harmoni4692
    @harmoni4692 6 лет назад +4804

    If you listen to it with earphones on it’s separates the sounds

    • @ben7060
      @ben7060 5 лет назад +202

      Right ear is irl, left ear is movie

    • @elliequinn6660
      @elliequinn6660 5 лет назад +26

      Harmlifestyle _ . It’s pretty cool

    • @lesliedaone7768
      @lesliedaone7768 5 лет назад +37

      Harmlifestyle _ I was wearing headphone and I didn’t notice that lol. I thought they just over layed the sound together 😱😱😱😱

    • @hikikomori5
      @hikikomori5 5 лет назад +21

      I only had one ear bud in (right) because I'm at work and trying to be lowkey. I will listen to left next. Thanks!

    • @izzyy87
      @izzyy87 5 лет назад

      Harmlifestyle _ Yup.

  • @Cutay7BOOTAY
    @Cutay7BOOTAY 3 года назад +628

    Tonya Harding was a badass on the ice. She is the reason I stopped watching figure skating as much. It’s not about who’s the best. It’s about who the judges “like”. Surya Bonaly did backflips in the air and they still gave her average scores at the Olympics.

    • @MissHellybaybee
      @MissHellybaybee Год назад +57

      backflips and landed on one foot! That was banned at the time (presumably still is) but I think it was banned because they said you can't do it and land on one foot, she proved them wrong.

    • @Pepperkek
      @Pepperkek Год назад +51

      @@MissHellybaybee it's banned because it's dangerous, you can snap your neck if you fail it

    • @gabnurse
      @gabnurse Год назад +3

      And Johnny weir! Robbed for what? Feathers? Being flamboyant?
      Very irritating!
      Now dealing with the Russian 15 yo scandals. Never ends but still love the sport

    • @missshai2005
      @missshai2005 Год назад +19

      ​@@Pepperkek You can snap your neck doing a lot of different ice skating moves. One skater kicked their partner in the head and shattered her skull. She recovered and skated again, but the sport is dangerous all around. Also, professional skaters do backflips outside of competition all the time, but landing on two feet. If they were concerned with "safety" they wouldn't make the jumps only legal if landed on one foot, which is where the problem was.

    • @hangedanchou
      @hangedanchou Год назад +1

      @@MissHellybaybee you need to do more research

  • @Emy-fv5ny
    @Emy-fv5ny 6 лет назад +9662

    I feel sorry for her, because she was a good skater....To bad it wasn't only about the skating😞

    • @pcbassoon3892
      @pcbassoon3892 6 лет назад +138

      Emilce Diaz She has been whining about things aren't fair for her for 30 years. I think a lot of it is just her wanting people to feel sorry for her.

    • @Emy-fv5ny
      @Emy-fv5ny 6 лет назад +646

      Rebecca O'Sullivan Asking to be judge in a fair way, it's to ask people feel sorry for her??!!! 🤔
      What a stupid logic!😞

    • @vampr3751
      @vampr3751 6 лет назад +443

      Rebecca O'Sullivan apparently wanting judges to be fair is stupid

    • @maevebutler5897
      @maevebutler5897 6 лет назад +31

      You feel sorry for her?! Wtf

    • @Emy-fv5ny
      @Emy-fv5ny 6 лет назад +87

      Maeve Butler Yes, I feel sorry for her, so what?!

  • @ashlabelle
    @ashlabelle 6 лет назад +8194

    I know Margot was formidable but can I just say kudos to the actress who did Nancy, she nailed her bratty expression when she won second after Oksana perfectly lol

    • @EnigmaticMuseTrinitie
      @EnigmaticMuseTrinitie 6 лет назад +586

      Amira Foad I'm glad someone says that besides me! It was fantastic to see someone else show that snobby stuck up that Nancy truly is. She manipulated the "situation" and when she didn't get gold, she was a spoiled brat. Still is based on recent interviews, showing her contempt for the movie or press NOT about her. I'm just glad I'm not the only one who saw the look of pays attention to how she carries herself with a sense of entitlement!

    • @tmarofvulcan
      @tmarofvulcan 6 лет назад +156

      I also thought this about Nancy. She always looks like she has nothing but contempt for everybody.

    • @rowan64official
      @rowan64official 6 лет назад +166

      Nancy was a real bitch. She was not the princess everyone made her out to be.

    • @daretodream9765
      @daretodream9765 6 лет назад +55

      I didn't like how Nancy was portrayed in this movie. The actress is bland and the character itself existed just because she should be here. I could barely remember her face after movie ended

    • @wildcountingdayswithourcan2519
      @wildcountingdayswithourcan2519 6 лет назад +373

      Nancy might have been a brat, but Harding wasn't any better. I don't even see how so many can choose sides on this. Nancy was attacked, Harding was involved. It's crazy how people are comparing their personalities, as if to justify Nancy getting attacked, and making Harding out to be some innocent girl who knew nothing. Too much evidence to say otherwise. Their personalities aside from the case mean nothing. Point is, Nancy didn't deserve to be assaulted, and Harding has no excuse for her involvement in the crime.

  • @yikes7607
    @yikes7607 5 лет назад +3024

    I have a narcissistic mother too and that aspect of Tonya's life really stood out to me, most people don't know what it's like. Tonya was really strong to have excelled at her sport having such a toxic parent, I really admire her will. A lot of people in similar situations grow up to become so broken and damaged they never get to realise any of their potential.

    • @susannahfox7188
      @susannahfox7188 4 года назад +79

      I see the trauma written all over her, the music selections are very instructive......I understand that world too - I also had/have a narc mom.

    • @TheChoralist
      @TheChoralist 4 года назад +39

      Bless your heart fr cause I dated a narc girl for way too long and spent everyday of 3+ years trying to change her before I accepted the fact that it’ll never happen it’s impossible. It hurts to love a narcissist but I don’t take for granted that I had the option to walk away !! I couldn’t imagine having an immediate relative or parent or child that’s a narcissist and growing up like that 😭😭😭😭

    • @querlinestsurin
      @querlinestsurin 3 года назад +16

      Me too..... It's a journey everyday

    • @lovely.ameeeee485
      @lovely.ameeeee485 3 года назад +26

      Growing up with a narc dad, I understand too. As kids, we were never allowed to question him or speak up. The world revolved around him and if we dared take his spotlight away or question it, we were dismissed and excluded.

    • @microbios8586
      @microbios8586 3 года назад +21

      @@querlinestsurin yep. It's a lifelong battle. I just recently found out the "name" for the awful family dynamics of my childhood that continues to affect me well into adulthood. Narcissistic mother is the term.

  • @swankelly
    @swankelly 6 лет назад +5901

    She sounds so much like Toyna that when I saw the trailer, I thought Toyna was the narriorter.

  • @FelisDestructicus
    @FelisDestructicus 5 лет назад +467

    Good lord... When the real Tonya did that spinning move around 2:35 I thought it was a special effect. That was pretty freakin' cool.

    • @ginnundso
      @ginnundso 3 года назад +45

      She's an EXTREMELY good spinner and jumper! It was only in one single commentary of a performance that I finally heard a commentator mention her spinning. Her spins are really pleasing to watch

    • @flightoflightning2505
      @flightoflightning2505 9 месяцев назад

      its called a scratch spin. it is the easiest spin out of all the spins. natalie krieg could do one upside down, with her leg in the air, or even in a bielmann variation

  • @Fujiforker
    @Fujiforker 6 лет назад +2026

    This movie still continues to impress me. Now seeing how unbelievably in-sync everything was, it really is phenomenal. Great video too thanks!

    • @dimitreze
      @dimitreze  6 лет назад +30

      you welcome :)

    • @blake.mp4
      @blake.mp4 4 года назад +2

      dimitreze I made a video essay about I, Tonya on my channel if you are interested!

    • @lulaamethyst5890
      @lulaamethyst5890 3 года назад +3

      Omg this is like the first comment where ppl aren't nearly killing each other in the replies 😭😭

  • @cnoevil.5146
    @cnoevil.5146 6 лет назад +2719

    The USFSA had no right to ban her from Olympic competition. They had no right to take away Harding's ability to make a living in figure skating. her career was wrongly & deliberately destroyed on the assumption of guilt--not proof. The media had a large hand in it wrongly attacking her all time arch villain. That was so wrong! After they had collected hundreds of thousands from her in dues and fees. Afterall, Tonya wasn't convicted of masterminding the attack. Add to that, they banned her from coaching, choreographing, managing a rink, performing as a pro entertainer, sharpening skates, resurfacing the rink or any work related to skating. Harding spent possibly a million $$ training and competing in the sport for years. She had a lawsuit in there somewhere and didn't launch it. If it were me I'd fought them to the death. Glad she told her side of the story.

    • @wildcountingdayswithourcan2519
      @wildcountingdayswithourcan2519 6 лет назад +234

      Issue here is this. There was so much evidence of her involvement in the attack of Nancy, that she accepted a plea deal to avoid prison time.
      Harding absolutely was involved in the assault of Kerrigan, and would have received hard prison time, if not for accepting the guilty plea deal.
      If she were innocent, she should have fought tooth and nail to prove her innocence, not fold and admitt to being a guilty party involved.
      It was almost a guarantee that Harding would have immediately been sentenced to prison, if she had not accepted the plea deal. That's how much evidence was on her.
      I know many will continue to believe that Harding was innocent, after watching a movie sympathetic to her side. But, the evidence proves otherwise. Harding's lucky, she got off easy.
      She most certainly deserved to be banned from skating. Especially, knowing that Harding was involved in the attack of Nancy Kerrigan. To be involved with assaulting one physically, shouldn't be taken lightly. It makes you wonder what else her and those around her, were capable of doing if they wouldn't have been caught.

    • @meems4378
      @meems4378 5 лет назад +281

      There are rapists, wife beaters and dog fighters that had full football careers despite convictions, prison time and clear evidence. Really sad.

    • @mescellaneous
      @mescellaneous 5 лет назад +18

      easy to say after the movie. but if she knew at all, like jeff, she's just as guilty of not reporting a crime about to be committed. she knew but didn't plan it, that's the best she can get.

    • @meems4378
      @meems4378 5 лет назад +92

      Miscellaneous my thoughts are just to be fair on the whole thing. If we are going to ban some from professional sports due to crimes committed let’s be consistent. We shouldn’t make exceptions for some and not others. I think if any amount of violent crime is involved, they shouldn’t get the luxury although as a victim of childhood abuse, I do sympathize with her. I 100% believe she was terribly abused and you just don’t have a totally normal life growing up like that....

    • @wildcountingdayswithourcan2519
      @wildcountingdayswithourcan2519 5 лет назад +35

      @@meems4378, I agree with being consistent... but, I just don't accept someone doing something wrong, and justifying it because they had a bad childhood, or abusive upbringing, or whatever the excuse maybe. What's wrong is wrong, excuses are excuses, and that doesn't change because their life sucked. Knowing right from wrong, and still choosing to do wrong, despite something bad that happened in the past, doesn't make the wrongdoing excusable. That's like my nieces and nephews who justify EVERYTHING they do wrong, and their parents say, "Well, they're only [insert age here]," over and over again... and the age just keeps going up and up, and the excuses keep piling up and up, and no one cares. It's ridiculous. Very few have an easy life, and everyone goes through hardships at some point in their life. Are we going to justify anything they might do wrong in their adult life, because of past hardships they've had? I know it happens all the time, but it shouldn't. We should be consistent in not excusing wrongdoing at all. Honestly, I'm so sick of my nieces and nephews' excuses and constant justification for the many things they do wrong a day - including the adults in my family (...and of course, can't forget all of society either). I love them to death, they're my family, but damn people need to hold themselves accountable for the things they do wrong. Justifying it, and making excuses... has gotten beyond old. I used to be patient, and I have worn myself thin. What's worse, is those who don't hold themselves accountable, tend to also hold others accountable. Definitely hypocritical at the highest possible level. It's beyond ridiculous at this point... and our kids are being taught that it is okay! Not acceptable, yet to many others they see nothing wrong with it. Anyway, point is, Tonya Harding, her having a not so great past, doesn't justify her wrongdoing. It's not excusable. My apologies for the rant, I just can't stand excusing wrongdoing, when we all know better.

  • @nora4981
    @nora4981 6 лет назад +1934

    Tonya could've had it all .... had she had good people around her growing up... had she listened to the very few good people around her that wanted to guide her

    • @ElizabethCarolyn94
      @ElizabethCarolyn94 6 лет назад +119

      December Calm down. Both ladies worked hard for the olympics. Had Tonya surrounded herself with positive people, she and Nancy might have been friendly rivals. It doesn’t have to be one or the other all the time.

    • @ElizabethCarolyn94
      @ElizabethCarolyn94 6 лет назад +80

      December Leigh you sound like a damn child. Grow up and accept that other people have opinions opposite of yours.

    • @madisongallegos5417
      @madisongallegos5417 6 лет назад +41

      December Leigh where is Kerrigan's movie if her life was so stressful and she was so hurt???

    • @payneme678
      @payneme678 6 лет назад +47

      December Leigh Have you, yourself, considered psychological help? You're getting really hype about a RUclips video.

    • @rubyrydinghood2600
      @rubyrydinghood2600 6 лет назад +13

      December Leigh You need to take several seats, you weirdo.

  • @badgerdog9898
    @badgerdog9898 6 лет назад +2413

    The think about Tonya I notice now is her muscle mass in her lower body.
    Shes not bulky and is just gorgeous!
    If you notice in some of her old videos and pictures you see alot of muscle in her legs, arms and abs, she was just shredded, and this was well before women athletes hit the pinnacle of scientific fitness routines!
    Tonya could not have pulled off what she did without strength, she was ahead of her time.
    Imagine if Tonya had today's scientific nutrition, vitamin supplements and training courses that exist today.
    Tonya was a straight up phenomenon that never had a chance because of the snobby elites in her industry.
    Kinda sad!

    • @madisongonzalez9102
      @madisongonzalez9102 5 лет назад +1

      Trenton D no not really

    • @Hedge_witch
      @Hedge_witch 5 лет назад +109

      She was as strong as anything. As they say in the film, she doesn't get that high because she weighs fuck all, she gets that high through sheer power. It's evident the woman is ripped. I find it so inspiring! There isn't one singular path to strength or success.

    • @redbullvodkaa
      @redbullvodkaa 5 лет назад +76

      BadgerDog
      Sadly in the 90s they had an unhealthy obsession with having chopstick legs. In modern era she’d be considered slim thic. The perfect body. Beauty standards kills

    • @kirbyhatesincels917
      @kirbyhatesincels917 4 года назад +9

      Sexy Voldemort
      Slim ‘thicc’ is not the perfect body, get the fuck out with your body-shaming.

    • @TheChoralist
      @TheChoralist 4 года назад +2

      She never had a chance because she committed a felony because she was a sore loser and a brat 🤣🤣💀

  • @roseya.9655
    @roseya.9655 6 лет назад +21297

    Woah I never noticed how many small details they included

    • @perfectsplit5515
      @perfectsplit5515 6 лет назад +439

      They really did their homework.

    • @cacauchori
      @cacauchori 6 лет назад +66

      Yeah!! That was incredible

    • @bobross4616
      @bobross4616 6 лет назад +177

      Except for the boxing at the end being totally 200% over exaggerated. 13:50

    • @sukibringman
      @sukibringman 5 лет назад +4

      Dustin?

    • @enigma_plays2290
      @enigma_plays2290 4 года назад +46

      Bob ross it’s supposed to be, it shows how she’s loved at one point in the movie, and then hated at another point. The crowd was cheering for her to land the triple axel when she did it, then when she got punched down, the crowd was cheering for the other fighter.

  • @calipigenia
    @calipigenia 3 года назад +56

    I love how the real Tonya just keeps spinning faster and faster for another 10 extra seconds

  • @Bernie3000
    @Bernie3000 6 лет назад +160

    I love it when people put screen comparisons together. This is pretty great! Thanks!

  • @alinersssss
    @alinersssss 6 лет назад +527

    people under rate sebastian as jeff.

    • @buckylovesplums_6731
      @buckylovesplums_6731 3 года назад +11

      Right he was amazing

    • @fresa9720
      @fresa9720 3 года назад +7

      ikr! he was so good in this film

    • @6thgraderfriends
      @6thgraderfriends 2 года назад

      I didn't even know it was him until I was looking at his filmography one day.

  • @druuu18
    @druuu18 4 года назад +343

    Someone in the comments saying "uhmmmm.... Doing a triple axel is nothing special for top figure skaters nowadays"... Ok ok Tonya was the first female figure skater to land a triple axel... yeahhh nothing special...

    • @sofia_rms
      @sofia_rms 4 года назад +66

      Yeah, but she was the first American skater to do so, and the second worldwide I believe

    • @aspannas
      @aspannas 3 года назад +50

      False, she was the first AMERICAN female skater, Midori Ito
      was the first woman to land the triple axel in 1989. But of course Americans wants to claim everything so they make it seem like she was the first one.
      Now you see several of Russian, Japanese and South Korean female skaters landing triple axels.

    • @chamallow989
      @chamallow989 3 года назад +7

      That’s not even true, very few ladies compete it ! Even Russian skaters who are amazing and do quadruple jumps don’t always do a triple axel in their routines and only do a double.

    • @user-mv9tt4st9k
      @user-mv9tt4st9k 3 года назад +5

      A triple axel is kind of a big deal, when it is done correctly (blade edges, correct rotation on take off and landing). There are dozens of videos illustrating how not exactly easy a triple axel is for a skater. 🙂

    • @tatyanamelnikoff9578
      @tatyanamelnikoff9578 3 года назад +3

      nothing special?????! then, you do it!

  • @nicolewilliams6052
    @nicolewilliams6052 6 лет назад +1116

    I never participated in the bullying of Tonya back in the 80's. I understood the world she was living in. I remember commentators telling us how strong and powerful her performances were, but if you didn't know anything about skating, you just took their word for it because what you saw was from so far away. I'm just glad a fair and decent movie was made of the situation even after all this time.

  • @donmonteiro6830
    @donmonteiro6830 4 года назад +150

    Tonya had the body back then that girls strive for today. She had a body that supported her abilities. She was graceful and edgy and new and fresh. The organization didn't know what to do with the unfamiliar. Which is sad. Beauty pageants work this way also unfortunately. Tonya was a non conformist she was an individual.

    • @papagena1
      @papagena1 2 года назад +13

      You’re totally right! She was mocked for being fat back then. A guy at my college wrote a parody of “Betty Davis Eyes” called “Tonya Harding Thighs.” We didn’t have the term “body shaming” in 1994, but I told him he was wrong, and she was muscular. He laughed at me.

    • @grl9917
      @grl9917 Год назад +1

      In 10 years it will be back to being thin. It’s just a fad now.

  • @luxusmode111
    @luxusmode111 5 лет назад +877

    Margot Robbie was fantastic here. But Amy Adams playing Tonya would be great, too, since they look a bit more similar.

    • @pedro6720
      @pedro6720 5 лет назад +141

      luxusmode111 they look more alike, but maybe Amy didn’t have what was needed for the role.... is not about just looks

    • @dandelion123
      @dandelion123 5 лет назад

      luxusmode111 b

    • @Firegirl483
      @Firegirl483 4 года назад +15

      It's not just about looks.

    • @sweetestaphrodite
      @sweetestaphrodite 4 года назад +9

      It’s not about looks, but aight.

    • @extraterrestrial2299
      @extraterrestrial2299 4 года назад +31

      I 1000% agree, I actually thought that exactly when I saw how Tonya Harding looked irl (their face is almost THE SAME; their height is closer too: Tonya is 5’2” to Amy’s 5’4” vs Margot’s 5’6”).
      But Amy is 45. The age range needed to play Tonya at that point of her life (which included, teens to early 20s) would have been a difficult challenge for her to play. Granted Margot also played an older Tonya, which in that case I feel that Amy would have been PERFECT. But include the fact that Amy would need to skate as well, just as Margot needed to learn to skate. And not just simple skating either: Margot skated everything except for the jumps and fast turns.
      There’s my two cents on the subject lol

  • @shirinkeshavarz2563
    @shirinkeshavarz2563 4 года назад +91

    You can really see how hard they worked to tell the truth and do her career justice. THIS is the side of the film industry I LOVE. Not the money hungry a holes who remake old films In the hope they can get money from a fandom that already exists. I love what Margot is doing to the industry 🥰🥺🥰🥰

  • @manicmuffin
    @manicmuffin 6 лет назад +412

    Margot Robbie was brilliant in this movie, but her smiles look way crazier than Tonya's did in real life.

    • @Mia-hj2gr
      @Mia-hj2gr 3 года назад +31

      bc you remember of harley quinn lol
      :^

    • @GreatTasteMurder
      @GreatTasteMurder 3 года назад +24

      Because she kinda have a large mouth .
      I meant no offense i love her

    • @dirgniflesuoh7950
      @dirgniflesuoh7950 3 года назад +7

      Margot Robbie manages to look like a crocodile ... Cruella-smile.

    • @Mar-rx5rl
      @Mar-rx5rl 2 года назад +3

      I don't think that was intentional at all

    • @JosephDeLosSantos-t3m
      @JosephDeLosSantos-t3m 2 года назад +1

      @@dirgniflesuoh7950 she should've been cruella, not the other girl.

  • @tori2dles
    @tori2dles 6 лет назад +142

    Well done.
    On another note, I didn’t realize till watching this that she boxed with Paula Jones. That’s kind of sad for both of them that their notoriety in US culture brought them to a point where boxing was one of the only ways they could make $. Tonya at least had styled herself as “the Charles Barkley” of skating. Poor Paula Jones only had whistleblowing on her CV. 🙁

  • @tprolux1437
    @tprolux1437 6 лет назад +444

    Strangely, she garners more sympathy then Kerrigan. Harding just didn't have the machine behind her, and her costuming was always bad. She had a troop of goons, who gave her wrong advise. I feel bad that i couldn't cheer on any American, and loved Bieul's swan lake!

    • @mikesgirl8304
      @mikesgirl8304 6 лет назад +13

      Sympathy?! No one should have any sympathy for this witch, she was a goon herself who talked those men into bashing Nancy's knee and then let them take the fall for her

    • @tprolux1437
      @tprolux1437 6 лет назад +73

      mikesgirl8304. I don't know. . .I kinda felt sorry for her. I know she is associated with horrible people, who violently attacked to gain advantage. She just seems so desperate, rather let God judge.

    • @x0xTHLover4Lifex0x
      @x0xTHLover4Lifex0x 6 лет назад +17

      FUCK Nancy

    • @wildcountingdayswithourcan2519
      @wildcountingdayswithourcan2519 6 лет назад +7

      @@tprolux1437, yes let God judge... But, I wouldn't feel sorry for someone who was involved in assaulting one physically.

    • @forestnymphconfessions3596
      @forestnymphconfessions3596 5 лет назад +44

      @@mikesgirl8304 Um....no, she didn't. She overheard them talking about Nancy, didn't know WTH was planned and her idiot husband had the bodyguard hire some other dude to do it. I think Tonya's mother was behind it. Tonya was about winning, not about forcing others to back out.

  • @proudamerican5078
    @proudamerican5078 3 года назад +84

    This movie gave me a ton more respect for tonya. I remember when all this happened. I wasn’t a fan of women’s figure skating but the incident was all over tv non stop. The media made her out to be a psychopath. At least that’s what I remember. I never realized how much she went thru or how hard she worked. What a bunch of assholes her husband Jeff was and his moronic friend. They destroyed her life.

  • @emmyandrews6502
    @emmyandrews6502 6 лет назад +366

    She's fantastic. It's a tragedy that her talent was wasted on this narrow minded, unfair world.

    • @granny58
      @granny58 3 года назад +4

      Life is dull of unfairness. You don't get to do what she did.

    • @tatyanamelnikoff9578
      @tatyanamelnikoff9578 3 года назад +12

      emmy--let's not say "wasted." she made her mark. and her career was cut short unfairly. but, she definitely did make her mark.

    • @grl9917
      @grl9917 Год назад +1

      Life is unfair. The earlier you understand and embrace that the better off you’ll be.

  • @yoyopanda8027
    @yoyopanda8027 6 лет назад +510

    The remake of the boxing match is so much more violent

    • @samantharae1822
      @samantharae1822 5 лет назад +26

      Yoyo Panda it’s a movie

    • @childofgod759
      @childofgod759 4 года назад +47

      ya its also supposed to be dramatic and reflect on all the abuse she endured

    • @yoyopanda8027
      @yoyopanda8027 4 года назад +1

      @@childofgod759 astute observation

    • @blake.mp4
      @blake.mp4 4 года назад +1

      Yoyo Panda I made a video essay about I, Tonya on my channel if you are interested!

    • @Fernanda-te1uv
      @Fernanda-te1uv 3 года назад

      The movie is violent.

  • @SevenEllen
    @SevenEllen 2 года назад +15

    It's impressive just how well these actresses got these women's mannerisms, speech patterns and inflections.

  • @Jomahma
    @Jomahma 5 лет назад +14

    I literally just read 50 comments. I always get in a Tanya research surge whenever I watch the movie. This clip gave me everything I was looking for in one spot. 👌🏼

  • @mimilook4347
    @mimilook4347 8 месяцев назад +3

    Apparently Margot did most of the skating, she learned, so it made the editing easier. I still don't know how they edited so perfectly. I wish she won an Oscar

  • @TheVetoSkreeemer
    @TheVetoSkreeemer 6 лет назад +165

    Triple Axle with the Batman (1989)score . Perfect.

    • @fckgooogle1000x
      @fckgooogle1000x 6 лет назад +1

      TheVetoSkreeemer IKR

    • @riexa605
      @riexa605 6 лет назад +2

      Triple Axle with Joker. Score crazily.

    • @Firegirl483
      @Firegirl483 4 года назад

      @Karen Reed she didn't, her husband did

  • @aaron-qv6dz
    @aaron-qv6dz 6 лет назад +226

    Margot Robbie did an amazing job with this movie. She is such an amazing actress.

  • @nightshadehelis9821
    @nightshadehelis9821 2 года назад +5

    You really have to appreciate the work and attention to detail that went into this. They could've done a lazy interpretation and not many would have known, but they accurately studied her moves and genuinely honored Tonya. I can't even imagine how many takes it took to make this gem.

  • @empac8631
    @empac8631 5 лет назад +120

    This movie doesn’t get enough recognition. I remember the incident from childhood and am not a skating fan at all and I legit have watched this movie like 30 times. Margot Robbie is a genius, the shots and music it just blows me away.

  • @Rose0004
    @Rose0004 4 года назад +86

    Allison Janney did an incredible job capturing what a psychopath Tonya's mom was.

  • @trainguy1792
    @trainguy1792 5 лет назад +139

    "This bizzare real-life movie continues" 10:58
    Is this announcer a time lord?

  • @sofia_rms
    @sofia_rms 4 года назад +47

    Amy Adams does look like Tonya, but she's 46yo, considering the film was made 3 years ago I think, she would have been 43yo playing a 15yo. Margot was already old for the role, imagine if it Amy had done it. I think Margot was incredible!!

  • @flossingwithbobbyandbill
    @flossingwithbobbyandbill 6 лет назад +167

    her doubles are amazing skaters good lord

  • @md.moslauddinraju9052
    @md.moslauddinraju9052 5 лет назад +55

    8:04 this is so creepy!!! They sound exactly the same and it matches!!!

  • @JoanRudith
    @JoanRudith 6 лет назад +203

    I love your videos!!! When I was little I would look for real footage after EVERY biopic I watched!! So your channel is like my childhood dream come true!!! lol

    • @dimitreze
      @dimitreze  6 лет назад +9

      thank you so mcuh! :)

  • @JeantheSecond
    @JeantheSecond 6 лет назад +306

    Why did they make her leotard into a thong. Tanya’s costumes weren’t like that.

    • @coolcat6246
      @coolcat6246 6 лет назад +43

      Jean the Second No That's just Margot Robbie's great butt!

    • @gloriadiaz6400
      @gloriadiaz6400 6 лет назад +94

      I agree Jean! They were practically thongs! Real skating costumes cant be like that! Look up the Katarina Rule!

    • @alexisbrownstein8579
      @alexisbrownstein8579 6 лет назад +35

      Honestly? I think its because the costume director wasn't very knowledgeable about skating costumes. Im not entirely sure about it though. The costumes dont even look like the right material that most competition dresses are made of

    • @immcrying8496
      @immcrying8496 5 лет назад +2

      cool cat she flat tho, tonya had some good muscles and wasn’t wearing a thong 🤷🏽‍♀️

    • @hadihatab3126
      @hadihatab3126 5 лет назад +4

      Witch's Brew Sims yeah, but the real Tonya was wearing low cut full coverage bottoms, not the typical early 90s high cut thong style Margot was sporting.

  • @gloriadiaz6400
    @gloriadiaz6400 6 лет назад +311

    Something that bothered me was the costumes in the movie. It seems like they were basically wearing g-strings. If you look at the credits they they ran in edited version of one of Tonya's programs and if you look at her outfit her butt is way more covered. Other rhan that, I thought the movie was excellent.

    • @phoneprincess13
      @phoneprincess13 6 лет назад +37

      Gloria Diaz I am watching the closing credits now, and I think part of it might be Tanya IRL has a shorter frame than movie Tanya.

    • @kylo4ever693
      @kylo4ever693 6 лет назад +34

      margoe is taller than Tonya so i think that explains it

    • @GloriaD5767
      @GloriaD5767 6 лет назад +5

      Huh. Didn't think of that!

    • @rubyrydinghood2600
      @rubyrydinghood2600 6 лет назад +35

      I noticed that Margot's ass was hanging out in every outfit - which I'm sure were new and created for her. lol I think they wanted "Tonya" to look trashier.

    • @treyonay
      @treyonay 6 лет назад

      I've noticed that too.

  • @MiNa-mx4zz
    @MiNa-mx4zz 4 года назад +63

    Am I the only one who thinks Margot Robbie really put her life in playing Tonya's role like she learnt it all

  • @godsmacks1000
    @godsmacks1000 4 года назад +7

    I was impressed by how well Margot Robbie reenacted Tonya Harding's choreography in her skating programs when I saw this movie.

  • @babiphat20
    @babiphat20 6 лет назад +318

    Idk but i swear amy schumer could pass for tonyas sister. I wonder if amy ever considered the role or if anyone has ever told her she resembles tonya.

    • @cdh0879
      @cdh0879 6 лет назад +37

      upoutmyfaceb0y I think Amy Adams favors but now that you mention it Amy Schumer does too.

    • @lovinliverpool
      @lovinliverpool 6 лет назад +6

      please....

    • @rubyrydinghood2600
      @rubyrydinghood2600 6 лет назад +16

      Tiny top lip and a slightly upturned nose is the key

    • @goofiestgoober4272
      @goofiestgoober4272 5 лет назад +1

      I was thinking the same

    • @korykent5645
      @korykent5645 5 лет назад +2

      Amy Schumer is fat....

  • @MGG12MGG
    @MGG12MGG 6 лет назад +196

    Do with American crime story, the assassination of gianni versace
    Your comparitions are the best

    • @dimitreze
      @dimitreze  6 лет назад +3

      I watched until the 6th episode and there's nothing to compare yet
      just a lot of Andrew backstory
      when I watch the rest I'll see if there's anything I can do ;)
      thanks for the suggestion

    • @MGG12MGG
      @MGG12MGG 6 лет назад

      dimitreze I see, yet, thanks for the response. If it happens I'll appreciate :)

    • @jukodebu
      @jukodebu 6 лет назад

      hay gurl

    • @MGG12MGG
      @MGG12MGG 6 лет назад

      By the last episodes there's more television scenes. I don't know. I can never find the content you show us. Only about ACS I looked for but I've found nothing

    • @dimitreze
      @dimitreze  6 лет назад

      ruclips.net/video/260zmkbQ_9E/видео.html

  • @ajparker6712
    @ajparker6712 5 лет назад +17

    Everyone should watch the 1986 documentary called "Sharp Edges". I know Tonya may have been rough around the edges (no pun intended), but in that documentary, she was just a sweet little 15-year old girl with big dreams and a bunch of talent and a wicked mother. People seem very quick to judge, but look at where she came from. At the very end of the documentary, she has a phone call with her mom and her mom was just so fucking horrible too her. If that was my daughter, no matter how poor we were, I would have still been as supportive and loving as possible to her, she was just a kid and she has crazy talent. Imagine how strong of a skater she would have been if she hadn't had such a horrible home life.

  • @seraphik
    @seraphik Год назад +1

    the way they darkened the stands for all the skating sequences really made SUCH a difference.

  • @sianchild
    @sianchild Год назад +3

    Someone should have put Tonya in therapy. I feel sorry for her - the judging has always been unfair in skating and she didn't exactly have much of a support system.

  • @tcconnection
    @tcconnection 3 года назад +6

    It's so sad that she went through all that, she was just a kid

  • @avadeutsch5069
    @avadeutsch5069 6 лет назад +359

    11:57 90s deadass dab 😪

  • @MicaRayan
    @MicaRayan 5 лет назад +39

    The 'exposed butt thing' is basically an honest wardrobe malfunction issue.... In tv programmes and live telecast such as peagent ect, the contestants should alwalys apply somekind of special glue to avoid such thing from happening. They designed the costumes correctly and to Margot's size, it just needs a little fix so it stays on the butt... considering it is sporting event and ice skaters move a lot so it bound to happen. I just think, although it would certainly raising up sizzling political correctness backlash, however they(ice skaters) naturally couldn't be arse about it anyway, all matters is they reserve their worry more on their performance.... and as Tonya is outspoken and so passion into what she do, this added depth to the movie anyway

  • @skarletladream
    @skarletladream 5 лет назад +39

    I loved how they portrayed Tonya's mom. Margot Robbie was meant for her role btw.

  • @ahobisummer
    @ahobisummer 6 лет назад +68

    Lol she was skating to jurassic park music

  • @a.r.mproductions5616
    @a.r.mproductions5616 6 лет назад +77

    Will I, Tonya be on Netflix?

  • @meilee7273
    @meilee7273 2 года назад +3

    Margot did a really great job in the movie but in this I my eyes are glued to Tonya, amazing performance from both

  • @jeremykaiser8464
    @jeremykaiser8464 Год назад +1

    I l❤ve ice skating but this girl is a freaking legend that will live on in all ice skaters what an inspiration

  • @bruthamann5697
    @bruthamann5697 6 лет назад +2

    I was tired of Hulu constantly pushing this trailer in my face, so, I gave in and watched. I laughed my tail off! This was actually a pretty good flick. The narrative movie style was really cool.

  • @Choices2aa
    @Choices2aa 3 года назад +41

    Why didnt' she get an oscar for this???? Margot Robbie was amazing in this!!!! She was also great as Sharon Tate in Once Upon A Time In Hollywood. I hope she wins an oscar.

  • @TheFadedleaf
    @TheFadedleaf 6 лет назад +9

    The problem here, especially in cinema, is no one is going to watch some people meander on, and on, and on, about what events they saw and how they saw them. It's up to the director to make this train wreck make sense and some how hold onto a thread of truth. In my opinion the director and editors did a good job here.

  • @fedetoress
    @fedetoress 6 лет назад +40

    Nancy really looked annoyed at the Olympics

  • @Drummerchick2003
    @Drummerchick2003 Год назад +1

    Craziest part of this is actually watching it live as it happened, I looked up to figure skating and yeah it was pretty crazy when that scandal came out, I didn’t know who to believe.

  • @roselle7085
    @roselle7085 Год назад +2

    Although the Harding looks like Amy Adams, Maggot did her best for the character is good too

  • @PV1230
    @PV1230 6 лет назад +42

    4:38 The movie actually screwed up the scoring. Tonya received 1 6.0 in that performance. it was the last score.

  • @ladylynx9891
    @ladylynx9891 5 лет назад +34

    This proves how a good editing can make any scene 30000x more exciting and intense

  • @Superaficokings87
    @Superaficokings87 5 лет назад +18

    She was legit man, i hope those judges are regreting all what they did to her.

  • @louisgrassimedium
    @louisgrassimedium 2 года назад +2

    10:26 I forgot when I saw the movie for the first time they were using real stock footage of Oksana and Katarina! I remember re-watching this thinking, damn what a close lookalike to Katarina!

  • @BeulahX14
    @BeulahX14 Год назад +2

    I definitely have more sympathy for Tonya, it's too bad she didn't have more confidence in her own world class ability. I don't remember Nancy ever just totally bad mouthing Tonya when doing interviews. Unfortunately I probably would have...then again I have no talent.

  • @cat6792
    @cat6792 4 года назад +3

    Wow watching the real footage reminds me just how young they all were during this

  • @ViviGaming
    @ViviGaming 6 лет назад +5

    Great video. I watched the movie and it completely changed my view about Tonya. I think it was unfortunate because she was hanging with the wrong group of people. I’m such a fan of her now and she did so well on Dancing With The Stars.

  • @melliesarobles89
    @melliesarobles89 6 лет назад +16

    margot robbie did so good when recreating

  • @kitty5508
    @kitty5508 2 года назад +3

    I really enjoyed this movie a lot. Great performances.

  • @Merrispees
    @Merrispees 4 года назад +13

    It’s so sad that at such a young age she started winning, and then it was all taken away by her ex husband, and also had a terrible childhood; you can easily see that when she skates she takes her frustrations out in her routines.

  • @DorZ1983
    @DorZ1983 6 лет назад +50

    Amazing comparison. Thank you for that.

  • @UnderTheTableGremlin
    @UnderTheTableGremlin 6 лет назад +19

    Say what you will about her, but she’s got talent that no one else has. Not even Kerrigan. Tonya has power and she put everything she had into her skating. She worked her ass off to give these powerful performances.

    • @byxavi8710
      @byxavi8710 Год назад +3

      yet still had the guts to be involved with attacking another skater, what a great gal she is

  • @rhiannon8197
    @rhiannon8197 5 лет назад +19

    one of my favorite movies. amazing casting, spot-on costumes, and such amazing storytelling and acting. the nancy kerrigan scene is so on point!

  • @Flobbyoiboyz
    @Flobbyoiboyz Год назад +11

    These are great side by side comparisons; thanks! Some differences that interested me: at 1:09 the movie costume is ill-fitting while the real one looks fine. At 5:10 the white tights in the movie are comically bad (especially when she turns around), while the nude tights in real life look fine. And at 11:15 she has slightly whiter tights and almost clown makeup in the movie, but not in real life.

    • @lifeisjustaclassroom
      @lifeisjustaclassroom Год назад +3

      yeah the tights is interesting- why would they change it, the original looks so much better 🤔(probably a costuming, color pallet, production related issue I wouldn't understand 😅)
      the ill fitting costume and the makeup- I think those are just slightly exaggerated for the movie to give over the same image and vibe she had as a skater, because in a movie everything has to be purposeful or it won't come across/show up

    • @flightoflightning2505
      @flightoflightning2505 10 месяцев назад

      @@lifeisjustaclassroom They used the wrong music for the programs, well she did skate to rock music in 1991 Skate America Long Program and the 1992 Olympics in Albertville, they could’ve just put in a replica of the dress she wore at the Olympics. Also they actually got the choreography correct, the spins and such were ~85% accurate, but they used the wrong music and costumes.

  • @ziyabashir1082
    @ziyabashir1082 2 года назад +2

    Tonya wasn’t the one who was attacked. It was Nancy Kerrigan who was attacked by Tonya’s husband

  • @free2saywhatever
    @free2saywhatever 5 лет назад +8

    I kind of have to agree with Margot’s casting as bit off. On one hand, I always knew Margot as a pretty face but this movie solidified her acting for me so from that perspective she was the IDEAL choice but... On the other hand, even a “bad looking” Margot is gorgeous compared to real tonya. I never realized how freaking young she was (Margot’s face is so beautiful and sharp, it made it seem this happened when tonya was in her late 20’s). And honestly the 90’s makeup on Margot looked clownish and scary. It’s weird but in Margot’s face I saw rage and anger and kind of a “world owes me” look but in Tonya’s face I saw pure excitement and pure disappointment and pure panic of a child (1994 olympics scene). I wanted to kind of just hold tonya of real life and tell her it’s going to be ok. Margot’s tonya didn’t quite evoke the same “here, here it’s going to be ok” reaction from me. But I guess that’s me being nitpicky. I have a lot more sympathy for tonya after seeing her perform IRL tho. The triple axle she did gives me goose bumps over and over again and i don’t even know much about figure skating!

  • @giraxolot1772
    @giraxolot1772 4 года назад +19

    I don’t think anybody’s realized this, but the clips’ audio are separate to each earphone.... great

    • @savp.1337
      @savp.1337 4 года назад

      Lol I just noticed after reading your comment now it easier to catch up with. Thanks for that 😂

    • @giraxolot1772
      @giraxolot1772 4 года назад

      No problem!

    • @krystlebrownsapphire
      @krystlebrownsapphire 4 года назад

      Omg thank you!! I thought I was hearing things but it was the sound from my other earphone all along 😂

    • @giraxolot1772
      @giraxolot1772 4 года назад

      Queen K Me too! Glad ai was able to help :)

  • @unbelievablysuccessfulbusi4940
    @unbelievablysuccessfulbusi4940 5 лет назад +11

    Two things:
    3:58- is that, MY DAD BUCKY?
    also during that performance is that the same score used in LEGO Batman ?

  • @Mattamillion-vk2pf
    @Mattamillion-vk2pf 6 месяцев назад

    I don't really go Ga-Ga over actresses and never looked twice at Margot Robbie, just saw her as another actress, but after seeing this...Wow! just wow! Margot is just simply brilliant! I can't believe how accurately she re-captured Tonya's skating and personality. Wow again. New fan of Margot.

  • @taliahani6237
    @taliahani6237 3 года назад +2

    Oh my godddd these are so legit like they look exactly the same especially the routine where she does the triple axle

  • @queen_of_domination
    @queen_of_domination 5 лет назад +8

    I liked Tonya Harding a lot better than Nancy Kerrigan, in spite of the accusations. I liked her, as she was hardcore and straightforward. Nancy Kerrigan was too prissy for me.

  • @natalia5189
    @natalia5189 5 лет назад +11

    ok, but the real tonya looks so much like amy adams 👀

  • @getraptureready777
    @getraptureready777 6 лет назад +10

    2:35 Right before she does that INSANELY FAST SPIN!?!?! I’m blown away!!!

  • @rebeccamassey337
    @rebeccamassey337 2 года назад +5

    I was a girl when I watched this all play out. She stuck out because she didn't come from a "good" family and the press just portrayed her as white trash even before "the incident" as it was referred to in the movie, when Nancy Karrigan got hit in the knee. But she was so powerful in her performances, she was just a better skater, but that sport is very image based and I think it's really true that she did not get a fair shake. I always felt like the boyfriend was kind of an opportunist and glommed on to her because he thought tonya was his meal ticket. I felt really bad for her when she got banned for life, I thought it was too harsh but the skating organization was just waiting to just dump her and they took the opportunity to do so when this happened. Tonya really got the short end of the stick, I think even her mom was trying to cash in on her daughter's talent. I've got to say, I always admired tonya for not giving up, everything she tried to do it seemed she did with humility, she knew she was a punchline but was able to say "here I am, world".

  • @badidea932
    @badidea932 Год назад +1

    the fact that she had the number one thing she loved taken away from her bc of a crime she didn't even commit. and she also would rather become locked in jail than not skate for life i feel so bad for her :(((

  • @kylestoddart
    @kylestoddart 6 лет назад +43

    I find this in almost all hollywood bio movies. When they spend as much money, time and research on facts as they absolutely do. Why do they not copy outfits as closely as possible. nit picking but considering the investment why leave such semantics out.

    • @forestnymphconfessions3596
      @forestnymphconfessions3596 5 лет назад +10

      They filmed this in 30 days, give them a little credit. It wasn't meant to be a documentary anyway so a lot of it would be exaggerated. A lot of it WAS pretty accurate though.