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  • Опубликовано: 5 сен 2022
  • Based on the best-selling novel, Ani FaNelli (Mila Kunis), a sharp-tongued New Yorker appears to have it all: a sought-after position at a glossy magazine, a killer wardrobe and a dream Nantucket wedding on the horizon. But when the director of a crime documentary invites her to tell her side of the shocking incident that took place when she was a teenager at the prestigious Brentley School, Ani is forced to confront a dark truth that threatens to unravel her meticulously crafted life. Directed by Mike Barker. Written by Jessica Knoll.
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    A writer's perfectly crafted New York City life starts to unravel when a true-crime documentary forces her to confront her harrowing high school history.
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  • @believe.receive
    @believe.receive Год назад +747

    One key aspect that really impressed me in this movie was how Ani's relationship with her body changed. She lost a significant amount of weight, and had a breast reduction. I love how the film dropped hints about her potential ED triggered after this incident like her never eating lunch, or paying 1.5k a month to exercise, or staying away from carbs. Also her mother commenting on her "developing early", thus requiring more protection. It's a common misconception that eating disorders are only triggered by the desire to lose weight. In this case, it seems like Ani (or Tiffany, back then) believed that her curvaceous figure was partially to blame for all the attention she got from boys, and the rape itself. So by her completely reinventing her body and becoming thin, she was trying to protect herself from that happening again. Very interesting. Kudos to the directors.

    • @dsetgetatme
      @dsetgetatme Год назад +22

      I peeped those hints too! Very Interesting observation you just made 👍

    • @loulicious5882
      @loulicious5882 Год назад +10

      Yess exactly my words

    • @Kmcheuk
      @Kmcheuk Год назад +24

      Yeah. ED is the symptom. Root cause was the trauma from the rape (or any form of body and/or mind violation). I’m hoping mental health professionals can keep putting the links together rather than treating symptoms alone. People deserve true healing and post traumatic growth… not just managing symptoms.

    • @c.g.3700
      @c.g.3700 Год назад +1

      Thanks for the spoiler man 👍

    • @believe.receive
      @believe.receive Год назад

      @@c.g.3700 You're welcome

  • @CharliePetricor
    @CharliePetricor Год назад +5439

    I'm so glad to see Mila Kunis shining once again in a thriller, she was *BRILLIANT* in "Black Swan" 🤩

    • @angelogabriel6862
      @angelogabriel6862 Год назад +31

      You took the words out of my mouth!

    • @penelopevee1684
      @penelopevee1684 Год назад +47

      Was she in black swan?

    • @lola-to9om
      @lola-to9om Год назад +19

      dont bring that movie 🤮

    • @zaf__
      @zaf__ Год назад +90

      @lola excuse me? please exit this thread

    • @Abcd199_
      @Abcd199_ Год назад +76

      @@lola-to9om seriously... It was one of the best movies

  • @alyssamartinez4798
    @alyssamartinez4798 Год назад +1747

    About 3 weeks ago I was raped by coworker and his friend, a former cop and nurse, both people I thought I could trust and feel safe around. This film broke me down and helped me to stop minimizing the incident and to see it for what it is. This helped me gain the courage to stand up for myself and begin to process the horror, pain, shame, and trauma that has been inflicted upon me. I am very thankful that I stumbled upon this movie.

    • @mariapeia88
      @mariapeia88 Год назад +228

      Please don't minimise the incident. IT IS NOT SMALL and please speak to someone and get help and report it.

    • @notyui1614
      @notyui1614 Год назад +135

      Sis I'm really sorry that happened to you. Please report it and get help please.

    • @garlicwithicecream4449
      @garlicwithicecream4449 Год назад +41

      Maybe it's good when you go to the police or at least somebody who can help you

    • @PapagenoMF
      @PapagenoMF Год назад +71

      Please tell the police. Don't let this happen to someone else.

    • @yonwarr1826
      @yonwarr1826 Год назад +53

      I'm sorry for what you are going through. Contact women organization in your city to assist you in reporting your sexual assault to the police.
      Since one of the attackers is a former cop you should contact the prosecutors office.
      If you don't get the justice you seek throu the proper authority
      I know someone that will make them pay for what they did to you.

  • @PrisMickel
    @PrisMickel Год назад +408

    Wow, just finished watching this and wow what a powerful message. It broke my heart to see her mother and so many others fail her when she needed it the most. Stand up and make them pay for what they have done to you. I know it is a tough and scary road, just remember you are never alone.

    • @Kmcheuk
      @Kmcheuk Год назад +19

      Yes, especially the mother! The whole world can fail that girl that was raped but she can stand straight if her mom completely accepts her, hear her, and emotionally support her.
      Problem is that women who are now moms don’t even have the tools to help and are consumed by fear of societal judgment… and therefore joined the victim blaming rape culture to blame the innocents. Movie like this shines the light on how we want to be… she’s lucky she has a female friend throughout that’s supportive. She’s lucky to have a boss that encourages her.

    • @MikeMikeMiky
      @MikeMikeMiky Месяц назад

      She killed a boy. She is a criminal

  • @trinaq
    @trinaq Год назад +4204

    I love Chiara Aurelia being cast as a young Mila Kunis. She was phenomenal in "Cruel Summer", and I can't wait to see more of her future projects.

    • @oddcreatureX
      @oddcreatureX Год назад +100

      Hope she doesn’t get typecast as “damaged outsider trauma girl”

    • @jackchop1576
      @jackchop1576 Год назад +8

      She was good in that Lily Cade show too.

    • @fran7562
      @fran7562 Год назад +5

      This is Sara corbello I was going type that I love that show I hope they come out with season 2 I can't wait for this movie it looks good

    • @maitrayeesengupta1973
      @maitrayeesengupta1973 Год назад +6

      yea she is perfect for this type of performance

    • @keezyb1576
      @keezyb1576 Год назад +8

      Right! I can't wait for Season 2 I love how well she plays her roles like she seems like your everyday normal girl but her characters carry a darkness and she makes it known with just her eyes she doesn't have to take action you just feel it radiating off of her.Despite her seemingly innocent exterior there's so much more hidden underneath and she captivates it so well.Both as Jeanette in (Cruel Summer) and now as Ani (Luckiest Girl Alive) Can't wait to see both of these amazing actresses do their thing in this film!

  • @ambidextrousandre
    @ambidextrousandre Год назад +711

    Any movie this woman is in is ALWAYS fantastic. I love her acting, her atmosphere she brings to every movie and tv scenes. What a gold mine.

    • @EvaSzymacha
      @EvaSzymacha Год назад +1

      Still, she’s with this trash AK

    • @joeyy7904
      @joeyy7904 Год назад +6

      Max Payne, Jupiter Ascending etc. Its easier to name bad movies that she was in than anything good. Nothing against her acting but she definitely hasnt had very good luck in picking roles

    • @Karincl7
      @Karincl7 Год назад

      It s not the actress it s the producer but yeah people never watch behind a camera

    • @satona8334
      @satona8334 Год назад +1

      Yes ❤️

    • @ambidextrousandre
      @ambidextrousandre Год назад +3

      @@Karincl7 Mila was one of the Producers to this movie, so yeah she was behind the scene with Jessical Knoll who the Novel of this movie belongs to. It's a very captivating movie.

  • @silverkai9790
    @silverkai9790 Год назад +941

    Just finished watching this with tears. The way they unfold this story is so symbolic and the message is so important and powerful. Mila did an incredible job. I highly recommend to watch it too. (Some scenes tho may be triggering)

    • @victorinediop9227
      @victorinediop9227 Год назад +14

      I just finished it but it’s mind blowing , really wasnt expecting that

    • @kkleneave3838
      @kkleneave3838 Год назад +5

      really? lol

    • @vickyw8789
      @vickyw8789 Год назад +21

      I’m not one to request trigger warnings for anything but I could’ve used one. Loved the movie though.

    • @elcidabiera9751
      @elcidabiera9751 Год назад +14

      Love the movie. The message about bullying and rape. Milla and the young actress were phenomenal.

    • @satona8334
      @satona8334 Год назад +1

      Right.. Wow 😞😞

  • @551Newf
    @551Newf Год назад +106

    Next level. Mila and Chiara were both so compelling. It is a real issue that the world looks upon with eyes wide shut. Luckiest Girl Alive is an eye opener, long over due. Brilliant.

  • @amp4146
    @amp4146 Год назад +167

    The people who make these trailers are brilliant. There needs to be an Oscar in this category!

  • @andyfleming6784
    @andyfleming6784 Год назад +467

    She is throwing herself into an area people want to deny. For this alone I think she is amazing. As far as her her acting she shines and deserve all the praise she has yet to get. This is the second topic I've seen her her play people won't touch. Life is hard and she's showing it like it is. Major kudos on your work Mila. Its hard and you're doing better than most.

    • @milakunis490
      @milakunis490 Год назад +4

      Thanks Andy

    • @Amr_D
      @Amr_D Год назад +5

      @@milakunis490 lol you expect people to believe its the real mila

    • @milakunis490
      @milakunis490 Год назад +1

      @@Amr_D this is my Fan page

    • @ghostwalk2446
      @ghostwalk2446 Год назад +2

      @@milakunis490 Your "fan page" has literally no fans lol

    • @chelseaozanic92
      @chelseaozanic92 Год назад

      @@ghostwalk2446 does being rude to strangers on the internet make you feel better about yourself? You didn't have to be rude and say what you said. Move along and find something better to do with your time... Like maybe trying to stop being an ass to people you don't even know for no reason. 🤷🏻‍♀️😅🙄

  • @fannyalexander5906
    @fannyalexander5906 Год назад +429

    When she said “I think I was raped” that’s it, the frustration, the anger and confusion is all there. Like how can the people you trust the most and think of as your “friends” whom you should feel safe with do something so horrendous like this. It’s the deepest wound one can ever endure.

    • @msawyer110
      @msawyer110 Год назад

      Ya you either were raped or weren't.

    • @trikegang6671
      @trikegang6671 Год назад +6

      Technically the deepest wound is a stab wound going all the way through the back.

    • @pattitilden7998
      @pattitilden7998 Год назад +8

      I've been raped twice in my life by men I trusted. There is a far greater wound that any woman can endure. That is parental alienation caused by a narcissistic ex husband who totally ruined our only child by trash talking me and making her feel like she had to choose between him and me. His 2nd wife got in on that game. Now she's 45 yo and has become a narcissist and an alcoholic like her dad. She continually betrays my trust. THIS IS THE DEEPEST WOUND THAT ONE CAN EVER ENDURE. It happens far more often than you'd guess and is becoming more of a trend. Be careful that you don't marry someone who you truly can never trust. I'd like to see a movie based upon this kind of betrayal. I am glad that this was addressed as the numbers of sexual assault are far higher than you'd guess. Many do not get reported (I didn't) cuz the victim gets re-victimized by the police and legal system. Reaching out to a women's organization for help is the best idea and getting some therapy helps as well. Group therapy is better as you are with other victimized women and you hear up close and personal that you are not alone. I did that the second time and healed more quickly.

    • @brassic1768
      @brassic1768 Год назад

      @@pattitilden7998 How did you end up marrying a narcissist? How would others prevent it?

    • @strikingmachine2975
      @strikingmachine2975 10 месяцев назад

      well, most men are animals, what do you expect? i'm not perfect, but i've never r8ped anyone. i don't understand the appeal of forceful se x. But sadly seems that many ladies enjoy this type of behavior nowadays..

  • @anubaby7636
    @anubaby7636 Год назад +81

    This movie is exceptional. The way it unfolds the truth gave me chills. I hope many women will be inspired from this to open up about the trauma they had gone through and also a change in the mentality of people thinking rape as something to be moved on or ignored. Rape is not something that can be justified even if he is drunk, disabled or even dead. The world needs to know the truth.

    • @MikeMikeMiky
      @MikeMikeMiky Месяц назад

      You want to know rape stories of stranger women ? You seem a freak boy

  • @professionalamateur417
    @professionalamateur417 Год назад +2509

    Netflix never fails to amaze me with their incredibly-made trailers. They always leave you guessing without giving away too much. Honestly, they deserve so much more appreciation for their exceptional work.

  • @DanielOliverio
    @DanielOliverio Год назад +62

    Mila’s best role to date. A powerful message to society. She was excellent in this movie. Academy Award for best actress. It’s a taboo subject for most and still happens everyday in this world. This is what Hollywood is about. This is how Hollywood shines through storytelling & using their platform to discuss & highlight the dysfunction in our world. it was her most honest & open inspiring performance.

  • @rydbthatsme
    @rydbthatsme Год назад +931

    As someone whose a man and has been sexually assaulted this was very triggering and made me realize that’s why it’s so important for everyone to share their story. That trigger tells us to not avoid the issue but confront it head on.

    • @aloralind6992
      @aloralind6992 Год назад +41

      @@admirosmanovic1368 you clearly don’t understand what sexual assault is.

    • @AliciaJanae
      @AliciaJanae Год назад

      @@admirosmanovic1368 you’re comment is very rude. A man can be sexually assaulted by a woman as well. He could’ve been assaulted as a young boy by a woman? He could’ve even been drugged as a teen or grown man & been assaulted by a woman. It’s still rape even if it is a woman doing it.

    • @admirosmanovic1368
      @admirosmanovic1368 Год назад +2

      @@aloralind6992 uh huh sure

    • @NomadSage07
      @NomadSage07 Год назад +11

      @@admirosmanovic1368 low quality bait

    • @jeanettecanez9519
      @jeanettecanez9519 Год назад +17

      I'm sorry that happen to you. Thank you for sharing.

  • @anne-tione4286
    @anne-tione4286 Год назад +163

    Really well told “story” that is unfortunately a reality for millions. Millions of people carry this weight with them, along with the added pressure of judgment from everyone around you. It’s odd how isolated you can feel, despite being surrounded by people, but you aren’t alone.

  • @55555gino
    @55555gino Год назад +666

    Wow amazing trailer. Mila is a great actress and Chiara was fantastic in “Cruel Summer”. Can’t wait to see this

    • @krishk69
      @krishk69 Год назад +4

      It is giving me American psycho vibes...

  • @Meltymorty
    @Meltymorty Год назад +757

    I've been binge watching that 70s show and it's amazing how far Mila has come as an actress love seeing her growth and versatility as an actress

    • @90sDRgirl
      @90sDRgirl Год назад +1

      Same lol started re watching That 70s show again on season 3 ..Love Mila as Jackie XD when she did Black Swan, she proved she can do thrillers too. Can't wait to watch

    • @YAMAHA_FAN.
      @YAMAHA_FAN. Год назад

      Same here

    • @Meltymorty
      @Meltymorty Год назад

      @@90sDRgirl I'm on season 3 to lol

    • @csharp57
      @csharp57 Год назад

      Such a nice coincidence. I’m in season 3 of that 70’s show. The thumbnail of Mila brought me here. I’ve secretly always wish there was a follow up role of her Book Of Eli character. It’s a selfish dream. Don’t crucify

    • @davidmckesey7119
      @davidmckesey7119 Год назад +2

      I mean book of Eli

  • @ayeshajuthani3986
    @ayeshajuthani3986 Год назад +266

    This movie shook me, took me back to so many emotions and pain from the past.
    Mila is a great actress and did a wonderful job in the this movie for the role.
    Women feel so many things over the years because of what boys and men do.
    Some use, some rape, some play games, some manipulate. There’s a list that can go on and it’s not just about getting over it. It’s about how all of that carries on with us, even in our everyday lives that we aren’t even aware of it.
    One day, just one day. We come out of it and yet it’s not over.
    I wish this movie reaches out to everyone, to men, to boys.
    That things need to stop.
    Women or girls don’t deserve this shit and we weren’t born to go through these events in our lives no matter how freaking strong we are.
    We just want peace and love
    Not trauma.

    • @Kmcheuk
      @Kmcheuk Год назад +8

      And don’t forget each of us have the power to advocate and create a new culture. It does take lots of courage.

    • @gideonanjola2134
      @gideonanjola2134 Год назад +3

      Lol you really funny tbh. Firstly the rape was her also a part of her doing, she also had the opportunity to speak out but decided to change her mind and her teacher got the fall for her. But you ladies want to pin everything on men like all men are the same. As a girl you have the right to shape your future how ever you want. Don't let ignorance make you destroy your future with your own hands

    • @lorisloris6200
      @lorisloris6200 Год назад +26

      @@gideonanjola2134 grow up. Speaking up isn’t as easy as it is for men nowadays bragging bout how they slept with someone. She was a kid and scared of her mother.

    • @hikarijp8794
      @hikarijp8794 Год назад

      @@gideonanjola2134 are you ok in the head??? Bffr. Theres no way you are actually blaming her for being raped. She was drunk and she could barely stand up, they all took advantage of her, she also said NO multiple times, no means no.

    • @simplyrowen
      @simplyrowen Год назад +14

      @@gideonanjola2134 I don’t think you and the OP are talking about the same thing. You’re talking about the movie and the decisions the characters made. The OP is reflecting on the wrongs where girls and women have been raped. This does NOT mean at all that all men are rapists and evil. But why do you have to take it as such?
      Not all men rape. Not all men are bad. There are men who rape. All 3 statements can be true at the same time. No need to act like it’s all in absolutes.
      OP is reflecting and speaking on positive changes where we all participate as a society. What is wrong with that?

  • @chamster91
    @chamster91 Год назад +416

    the book was gripping!! I think Mila will do an amazing job and from the looks of the trailer, so will the rest of the cast.

    • @singhrajni19195
      @singhrajni19195 Год назад +4

      @1 Million With 0 Videos Challenge (Day 27) 335 comments on this single video? You sick bro

    • @rixatrix
      @rixatrix Год назад +3

      Weirdly, I HATED the book but seeing this trailer now, I’m like, dang, was I wrong?? This looks great.

    • @philipwardlow
      @philipwardlow Год назад +1

      @@rixatrix WTF

    • @RevCeleste
      @RevCeleste Год назад

      I like Mila Kunas but I am not in a space of my life for unhappy endings. Can somebody that's read the book just tell me if it has a satisfactory ending AKA a happy ending not a downer ending? Thanks!

    • @rixatrix
      @rixatrix Год назад +7

      @@RevCeleste There's a pretty devastating plot with violence in the book. It was not a feel-good read. Protect your mental health!

  • @TheSofiaHelena
    @TheSofiaHelena Год назад +634

    I'm always amazed by the trailers Netflix put together, OH MY. And I'm so happy too see Mila acting, she's amazing! Can not wait!

    • @philipwardlow
      @philipwardlow Год назад +10

      Who paid you to say that lol...

    • @igordrakulovic6857
      @igordrakulovic6857 Год назад +3

      No really , how much they pay you ?

    • @wallybazoum
      @wallybazoum Год назад

      You must have nothing going on in your life if you can't wait for a dumb movie.

    • @caroll6541
      @caroll6541 Год назад

      it’s ‘cannot’ wait… lol

  • @janal2368
    @janal2368 Год назад +15

    This movie deserves every award there could be. For it’s message, the power It holds, the writting, the delivery of every single line…. Just everything. This movie should be heard more! Congradulations to the whole team on this masterpiece!

  • @All.Natural.
    @All.Natural. 8 месяцев назад +15

    Didn't she write a letter to the judge in defense of a rapist?????

  • @trinaq
    @trinaq Год назад +549

    The book was so difficult to read, given the tough subject matter, but I appreciate stories that make you think. I hope that the movie will do the source material justice!

    • @mycoshe
      @mycoshe Год назад +23

      The movies never do the books justice.

    • @AceofHearth
      @AceofHearth Год назад +58

      @@mycoshe The Devil Wears Prada says hi. The movie is way better and not as pretentious as the book.

    • @sallyatticum
      @sallyatticum Год назад +11

      Was the book called "Luckiest Girl Alive?" There are so many similar ones, it's hard to tell which one it is.

    • @trinaq
      @trinaq Год назад +20

      @@sallyatticum Yes, it had the same title, it was written by Jessica Knoll and published in 2015.

    • @sallyatticum
      @sallyatticum Год назад +1

      @@trinaq Thanks!

  • @marykay7878
    @marykay7878 Год назад +38

    watched it today and it was really good. i hadnt read the book before, so throughout the whole film i was very invested, they dropped many hints that there was more to her story, but didnt explain it till the end. well done.

  • @kristynke1
    @kristynke1 Год назад +58

    Just finished watching this movie. It hit home for me, like many others, ive been there too.. Mila is an amazing actress and for this role she should get an award ❤

  • @ma.leilaine8898
    @ma.leilaine8898 Год назад +19

    THIS MOVIE LEFT ME WITH A HEAVY HEART AND SOMETHING I CAN'T REALLY EXPLAIN ! IT WAS REALLY GOOD just the end kinda need something more
    ! mila kunis is really an amazing actress and the young ani too!

  • @ashleyleventhal
    @ashleyleventhal Год назад +32

    Sooo happy to finally see finn wittrock getting recognition for his amazing acting.

  • @maemilev
    @maemilev Год назад +61

    *Wow! this movie storyline is award winning stuff!* i almost cry at the ending. The acting was top notch and the plot just mind blowing.. Love it soo much.

  • @chanybeans
    @chanybeans Год назад +106

    I love the movie to see her blossom into a rockstar. It’s heartbreaking to see how many victims stay in the shadow because how they’re villainized. I pray this movie empowers every individual that’s felt silenced to speak their truths for themselves and their healing 💕

  • @Alexis-mw2gd
    @Alexis-mw2gd Год назад +15

    Half way through the movie, cried myself to sleep, crying on this lovely morning and having constant flashbacks from my own past. I want to complete the movie I just need to breathe and prepare myself. Mila is amazing and I completely understand the way she talks to herself and her walls, and her anger

    • @Kmcheuk
      @Kmcheuk Год назад +2

      I hear you, I understand you. It’s NOT your fault.

    • @user-fi7bb1ds3s
      @user-fi7bb1ds3s Год назад +1

      Im sorry for what you ve been through… Stay strong.

    • @jayr.1166
      @jayr.1166 Год назад

      Lol

    • @alexisssd5245
      @alexisssd5245 Год назад

      You are strong, you are beautiful and you are NOT your trauma. Finish the movie, it’s worth it. You’ve got this ❤️

    • @Kmcheuk
      @Kmcheuk Год назад

      Hi all… I keep coming back to this and I don’t know why. love the encouraging comments here. But please note that it’s totally ok to have the moment (sometimes multiple iterations) to sit, cry and grieve. The courage to slow down, sit, cry, grieve and know it’s NOT your fault is crucial for healing … part of staying strong is about having the courage to face it, holding your hurt part with compassion and non judgment, friend. There’s also no shame to talk to someone professional or people who are supportive. Healing takes place easier in safe communal settings. Please visualize me sitting next to you and holding space and understanding for you when you’ve that moment you need to cry, to grieve.

  • @rognirog
    @rognirog Год назад +24

    Chiara Aurelia is not just simply acting, she is just living in those characters

  • @ValentinaTheCreator
    @ValentinaTheCreator Год назад +47

    Finally, using her acting skills to the test like what she did in Black Swan once more. She needs to keep exploring and a part of great directors films

  • @fe1i90
    @fe1i90 Год назад +8

    I nearly never write comments. But this movie deserves one. It left me speechless and with a heavy heart but also with hope and just completely stunned. Mila Kunis is extrordanary in this role and the story has such an important message. I never wrote the book but the film itself was just amazing. A must watch for everyone - not only women!

  • @1keene316
    @1keene316 8 месяцев назад +16

    Sorry but Mila starring in a movie like this while also defending Danny Masterson is so disgusting...wtf

    • @TheDarkOrchid
      @TheDarkOrchid 7 месяцев назад

      I was about to comment the same thing. She is so disgusting.

  • @AA-qb7ni
    @AA-qb7ni Год назад +145

    Can't wait to see Mila act in more films!! She was great in Four Good Days.

  • @summer-roseknight
    @summer-roseknight Год назад +16

    This will definitely be on my list. Not a movie you’d usually see Mila Kunis in, and that’s what’s grabbed my attention, not just the plot. I’m really looking forward to seeing this.

  • @0xXEliXx0
    @0xXEliXx0 8 месяцев назад +14

    So gross for her to act in and produce this while petitioning the judge on behalf of rapist Danny Masterson. The hypocrisy is unreal

  • @Verbsdescribeus
    @Verbsdescribeus 2 месяца назад +5

    just watched it and it felt like a rollercoaster of emotions with facts happening right now all over the world...

  • @Lychiis
    @Lychiis Год назад +76

    I'm excited to see Mila Kunis on screen again!!

    • @charlesleeray5863
      @charlesleeray5863 Год назад +2

      Fr same I seen a lot of her in live action but all I can think about is her as Meg😭💀

    • @Lychiis
      @Lychiis Год назад

      @@charlesleeray5863 when I saw her as a news reporter or article writer, I thought of the friends with benefit with JT. lol.
      But I love how this one has a twist.

  • @OneInsignificantLife
    @OneInsignificantLife 11 месяцев назад +4

    I'm glad this type of story is now talked about. Most families and friends still blame the victim, and hide abuse. We still have a long way to go as a society.
    If you've been in this situation, may you be kind to yourself even -- and ESPECIALLY -- if no one else is.

  • @aaronrooks2703
    @aaronrooks2703 Год назад +70

    I watched this movie mainly because I love Mila Kunis. The biggest shock to me was of course the scene of Ani being under the influence and her being raped. Even though it’s a movie that was heartbreaking for me and as a man I don’t want any woman to go through that kind of trauma and pain but unfortunately it happens

    • @Kmcheuk
      @Kmcheuk Год назад +14

      And… as a man… you can also do more. Next time a man says she deserves it because she was drunk, challenge that narrative. Next time a man objectifies a woman, challenge it. Bond with a group of men you feel the same way and form a group to challenge rape culture. We all have a part to support the victims and create a world where it’s culturally not acceptable to rape in any circumstance.

  • @errolpletcher9186
    @errolpletcher9186 Год назад +35

    "You'll be seated at table 12 with all the other flabby cougars." 🤣🤣
    That face she made when she realized she said it outloud tho.

  • @lexiipepsii9226
    @lexiipepsii9226 Год назад +5

    I honestly loved this movie so much. I cried, I laughed, I got mad asf! It made me an emotional wreck but 10/10 acting. And the message is so powerful. Definitely will share this movie.

  • @mrsmama3771
    @mrsmama3771 Год назад +162

    Cannot wait to see this! The book is ABSOLUTELY amazing and one of my favorites. They announced it would be a movie years ago and I’ve been patiently waiting. Hope it does the book justice

    • @divinesoul6443
      @divinesoul6443 Год назад +2

      Can you please tell the name of the book?

    • @rollercoaster24
      @rollercoaster24 Год назад +3

      @@divinesoul6443 same name as the movie

    • @cartergomez5633
      @cartergomez5633 Год назад

      I haven't read the book but I always had the hots for mila Kunis.

    • @jwcapobianco
      @jwcapobianco Год назад +1

      I always thought that due to the potential backlash they couldnt do a theatrical release - excited to see what netflix does - this book was SO good - and heartbreaking on so many levels!

    • @Pt-11
      @Pt-11 Год назад +1

      Is she the hero or villain?

  • @ellehampton8804
    @ellehampton8804 Год назад +5

    If the movie is half as good as the book, it will be superb. Such a wonderful book. Can’t wait to see it and I think the casting is perfect.

  • @zeeroyer1901
    @zeeroyer1901 Год назад +13

    Mila was amazing, so does all the other cast. wow this hit home on a different level. I'm glad I was able to watch it 😌.

  • @chelsey1087
    @chelsey1087 Год назад +73

    This was an amazing movie, it was so good. Very emotional and deep. I give it a 9.5/10. Mila Kunis did amazing in it. Her acting is phenomenal, she’s so talented. And she’s so beautiful, she’s always been my celebrity crush. She is absolutely beautiful 😍

  • @Fluxlemony
    @Fluxlemony Год назад +8

    What a great trailer, left me with so many questions and the urge to see more!

  • @smflauto
    @smflauto Год назад +6

    I loved the book when I read it years ago. I had no idea it was being adapted. What an awesome surprise to wake up to.

  • @d3tae1ls
    @d3tae1ls 2 месяца назад +3

    this book was genuinely horrifying to read, so you know it's good!

  • @secretagentnoodle
    @secretagentnoodle Год назад +46

    i knew it was going to be a "heavy film" but people need to see this. i was horrefied, discusted and most important i could feel what she was feeling. as a women, everybody has a mother, sister, friend.chances r they had some kind of experiencde with sexual assault

  • @blairwaldorf7519
    @blairwaldorf7519 Год назад +4

    This movie was incredible, both Mila & the actress who play young Mila done a phenomenonal job!

  • @toni3268
    @toni3268 Год назад +3

    It was just amazing but sad at the same time. Had to cry during the end. It’s so real. With all the people who failed her when she needed them.

  • @Laurel_Kay
    @Laurel_Kay Год назад +116

    I'm in tears. This entire movie was phenomenal

    • @faraazisinlesspainfarru2278
      @faraazisinlesspainfarru2278 Год назад

      Is it worth it?

    • @Matesozen
      @Matesozen Год назад +13

      @@faraazisinlesspainfarru2278 They just said it was phenomenal, what do you think they're gonna say

    • @beella97
      @beella97 Год назад +14

      @@faraazisinlesspainfarru2278 it is not only worth it - I think it is a must-watch, for women and for men!

    • @kkleneave3838
      @kkleneave3838 Год назад +2

      @@faraazisinlesspainfarru2278 its okay

    • @chelsey1087
      @chelsey1087 Год назад +2

      I agree, it was a really good movie

  • @salmaahmed8958
    @salmaahmed8958 Год назад +4

    Great movie, I loved how they unfolded the story unexpectedly how I understood all the trauma she went through, great acting great plot

  • @ethandube3065
    @ethandube3065 Год назад +9

    this cast looks amazing so excited for what chiara brings to this film she was great in cruel summer

  • @RMFeminine4TheWin
    @RMFeminine4TheWin Год назад +6

    *i loved the actor playing her fiancé in AHS. he was BRILLIANT!!!* 🏨🩸📽

  • @artbyjazzjuh8086
    @artbyjazzjuh8086 11 месяцев назад

    I stumbled on this movie by accident. I found it amazing to see a real story with dept. Trauma can be so complex. Beautifully acted by everyone involved

  • @maggie198333
    @maggie198333 Год назад +2

    Great movie and great acting. The characters and conversations all feel real and genuine. What a gem.

  • @boosqueezy2418
    @boosqueezy2418 Год назад +25

    this looks so good! love mila kunis! def gonna see this

  • @ajtaylor8750
    @ajtaylor8750 Год назад +8

    Mila Kunis is a really great actress who isn't cast in a lot of major roles, so this should be very interesting to see.

  • @meghnanatraj3360
    @meghnanatraj3360 Год назад +1

    One of the best movies i've watched in my life. OMG Mila Kunis and Chiara's acting is out of the world! A MUST WATCH.

  • @ashleydavis2124
    @ashleydavis2124 Год назад +1

    I just watched this last night and I was really tearing up throughout the movie and I noticed little details of how she acted and I got Soo pissed that her calling off the relationship shifted to his feelings cuz he never seemed to genuinely care and I wanted to scream “she’s just now acknowledging the trauma caused!”

  • @Commander_Cat
    @Commander_Cat Год назад +4

    I related to this movie so much in terms of the emotions of the main character. It really is inspiring.

  • @AliciaJanae
    @AliciaJanae Год назад +16

    I just watched this and it was really good. Mila is so pretty and such a great actress. It was sad also because things like this happen in real life all the time. And people just push their trauma to the back of their brain because it’s so painful. It made me cry, very touching movie.

  • @manichairdo9265
    @manichairdo9265 9 месяцев назад

    Powerful. I've known young teenagers assaulted by relatives and their mothers call them liars. ALWAYS LISTEN AND BELIEVE THEM.

  • @viki8juise829
    @viki8juise829 Год назад

    Hope that Netflix keep making like this kind of movies! How she messed up from the inside and how she is now faced with a cruel dichotomy. It was so compelling.

  • @joshualynch7184
    @joshualynch7184 Год назад +3

    This book was insanely good! Excited for this!

  • @howardpower
    @howardpower Год назад +10

    What an empowering movie! It may have been fictional, but the story and basis of this traumatic event is real. You can feel it after watching this movie, the freedom you get. And I'm a male with no experience, or ever been a part of this type of event.
    Great acting by everyone in this movie.

  • @asmiiii3
    @asmiiii3 3 месяца назад +2

    this movie was astonishing. it potrays the two sides of the society when they react to a rape victim very accurately. on one hand, there are people like ani's mom who react like it's such a shameful thing and put more blame on the victim than the offenders. they only care about what others would think and fail to empathize and understand the severe trauma that the victim may have went through. on the other hand, arthur, who at first seemed like the "good" person until he was not.. makes us realize that just wanting to aggressively protest against the offenders and chase after private revenge isn't the solution to the problem either. the shooting only led to further trauma in ani's life. actually says a lot about how we need a more nuanced approach where not only are we able to help such victims legally and peacefully, ensuring we dont trample upon the residual peace and order in the victim's life, but also seek to provide justice by punishing the offenders appropriately.

  • @WumpaFruit0
    @WumpaFruit0 Год назад +7

    At the beginning I thought it was a typical girl boss movie but it surprised me. The movie was great, powerful message and amazing performance. Wonderful directon and visuals

  • @iluvlafferty
    @iluvlafferty Год назад +6

    Mila Kunis and Finn Wittrock playing a couple = I'm sold.

  • @meetaksharamishra3088
    @meetaksharamishra3088 Год назад +28

    Everytime you think Mila Kunis did amazing she come up with more exciting and wonderful act it get even wonderful and intersting to watch . Netflix is definitely for everyone no one can beat Netflix when it comes to contents and storyline 👏🏼and Mila Kunis is flawless actress every way . 💗💋

  • @bontu476
    @bontu476 Год назад

    This is a good one. The story developed smoothly. I was so drawn in the whole time.

  • @fairuzmaileen5691
    @fairuzmaileen5691 Год назад +2

    Great movie🖤... a reality of many women that in many places no one talks about: the blame and shame put on rape victims. Some scenes could trigger PTSD, but even so is worth watching until the end👏...I loved how in the end she felt complete by herself with her success and not following a man... Mila is a great actress 💗

  • @kristaw8445
    @kristaw8445 Год назад +3

    The cast is unbelievably incredible 😍

  • @KeepingUpWithJaz
    @KeepingUpWithJaz Год назад +67

    Mila should’ve gotten an Oscar for Black Swan & now I want her to get a Oscar for this.
    Very underrated drama actress!!!

    • @Lover30583
      @Lover30583 Год назад +2

      @@Zeaiclies uh, yes you can. Laura Dern won an Oscar for Marriage Story.

    • @Zeaiclies
      @Zeaiclies Год назад +2

      @@Lover30583
      Alright.

    • @saumitk8744
      @saumitk8744 Год назад +1

      This trailer reminded me of Thappad movie

    • @ANGELSLVME
      @ANGELSLVME Год назад

      @@Zeaiclies oh yes you Can!!!! The Crown has many

  • @bitspieces5668
    @bitspieces5668 Год назад +1

    Just saw this today it was very well done and kept me hooked til the end. Highly recommend!

  • @EddyFeyen
    @EddyFeyen Год назад

    Woow i was impressed. Not only as a 55year old person i love Mila but it gave me chills after seeing all that happened. Really i went in with thinking this is gonna be a boring movie but came out happy to have seen it. There is a great lesson in this for the people who have kids and responsibility

  • @vinttint
    @vinttint Год назад +5

    This feels almost like a part two to the first role I watched her in, American Psycho 2. Hoping she gets to carry more suspense films, she was under used in Black Swan.

  • @aeshakhatri2575
    @aeshakhatri2575 Год назад +3

    It feels real and raw, almost like a documentary, in the best way possible obvi

  • @workingpeach1
    @workingpeach1 Год назад

    Mila was amazing. I enjoyed this movie very much. I decided to watch it just to kind of have it in the background while i was working in some assignments . I had to close my laptop because it grabbed me. Such a powerful message, looking forward to see Mila in similar roles!

  • @Its_Me_Soumia.
    @Its_Me_Soumia. Год назад +1

    That ending though .powerful movie ,great job Mila 👍

  • @faysoflife
    @faysoflife Год назад +23

    Love this book! Wasn’t picturing Mila Kunis as the lead but we’ll see!

  • @laurenschenck5355
    @laurenschenck5355 Год назад +4

    Love Mila Kunis she is amazing so proud of her for playing this role 💕

  • @Anni-pm5mk
    @Anni-pm5mk Год назад +9

    Ok this movie made me sick to my stomach 😢 its worth watching its just disturbing to how creepy and terrified things can get yet situations like that aren’t over even in nowadays 😢😢😢 i am so sorry for whoever experienced such traumatic situations goddd men men men they always have their way while raping humiliating lie.

  • @crybabysbiggestfan
    @crybabysbiggestfan 10 месяцев назад +1

    Everyone's talking about Chiara and Mila but Thomas was so good as Arthur, he's come so far from his role in Middle School ❤😮

  • @Parthivigupta
    @Parthivigupta Год назад +8

    Ooooo I have read this book long time back. This brings back memories and the trailer definitely looks promising

  • @IsabellaCoelho
    @IsabellaCoelho Год назад +6

    Dona Netflix colocou um croped e reagiu. um monte de series boas. Não vejo a hora de chegar na Netflix Brasil

  • @ageves8487
    @ageves8487 4 месяца назад +2

    It was painful to watch some scenes in this movie, even though it is a well told story. I believe that people who have commited a crime should be forced to answer for what they've done, the same way that they forced themselves onto another for a "good time" and to "laugh it up" until they get caught. Shit's disgusting. It makes me sick. I'm glad to see a movie that shows the strength it takes for a person who has been so cruelly and brutally dehumanized, and conditioned to doubt themselves and trust others who are expecting them to just go along with something terrible that happened to them because it's easier, finally stand up for themselves, no matter what anyone says, does, or thinks, in order to bring justice to their situation, and completely refuse to keep it in the dark any longer. Sometimes having compassion for yourself means having absolutely none for the people who have wronged you and didn't care. And I think that's perfectly okay. Don't ever normalize abuse. Ever. It's. Wrong.

  • @carddash.
    @carddash. Год назад +1

    I see right through Netflix and through all mainstream media. The facade is open and clear.

  • @houseoftyrell1544
    @houseoftyrell1544 Год назад +5

    Finally Mila Kunis is back to serious role movie like this, I'd like to see this.

  • @scottibrown3274
    @scottibrown3274 Год назад +4

    Mila Kunis is good in drama thrillers. She was amazing in Black Swan!

  • @vanityfair001
    @vanityfair001 Год назад +1

    This looks so good. I can't wait for it to come out in October!

  • @rachelulale
    @rachelulale Год назад

    This was an awesome movie and great story... Mila and Chiara were phenominal in this movie... Brilliant!

  • @DMovieman
    @DMovieman Год назад +23

    I'm SO used to Finn Wittrock portraying depraved characters like Dandy and Edmund on American Horror Story and Ratched.
    Even though he's done other roles outside of that, it's still jarring to see him in a relatively "normal" role by comparison. 🙃🙃🙃

  • @temiarvw1360
    @temiarvw1360 Год назад +3

    I love the actress that plays younger Mila, she was really good in Cruel Summer, hope to see more of her in the future.

    • @ghostwalk2446
      @ghostwalk2446 Год назад

      Lol you stole the very first comment on the list

  • @brontiq
    @brontiq Год назад

    Just watched the movie. Very powerful story with both Mila and Chiara Aurelia who played her charachter's younger self fantastic performances

  • @twinkletoes6290
    @twinkletoes6290 Год назад

    Omg it’s taken this forever to go from book to film! The book was awesome. I really hope they do a good adaption!