MOTHERLESS BROOKLYN - Official Trailer
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2019
- Watch intrigue and drama unfold in the trailer for MOTHERLESS BROOKLYN, starring Writer/Director Edward Norton, Bruce Willis, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, with Alec Baldwin and Willem Dafoe. Only in theaters November 1.
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Lionel Essrog (Edward Norton), a lonely private detective living with Tourette Syndrome, ventures to solve the murder of his mentor and only friend, Frank Minna (Bruce Willis). Armed only with a few clues and the engine of his obsessive mind, Lionel unravels closely guarded secrets that hold the fate of New York in the balance. In a mystery that carries him from gin-soaked jazz clubs in Harlem to the hard-edged slums of Brooklyn and, finally, into the gilded halls of New York's power brokers, Lionel contends with thugs, corruption and the most dangerous man in the city to honor his friend and save the woman who might be his own salvation.
Oscar nominee Edward Norton (“Birdman or [the Unexpected Virtue of Innocence],” “American History X,” “Primal Fear”) directed, wrote, produced and stars in “Motherless Brooklyn.” The film’s journey to the screen began in 1999 when Norton saw the cinematic potential in Jonathan Lethem’s novel Motherless Brooklyn and its unforgettable central character. But from the beginning, Norton aimed to transpose Lethem’s contemporary characters into a different period and plot and give it a distinctive atmosphere by re-setting the drama in the 1950s-a time of great change in New York City.
The film’s stellar ensemble cast also includes Bruce Willis (the “Die Hard” films, “Moonrise Kingdom”), Gugu Mbatha-Raw (“A Wrinkle in Time”), Bobby Cannavale (“I, Tonya”), Cherry Jones (“Boy Erased”), Michael Kenneth Williams (“When They See Us”), Leslie Mann (“The Other Woman”), Ethan Suplee (“The Wolf of Wall Street”), Dallas Roberts (“Dallas Buyers Club”), Josh Pais (“Ray Donovan”), Robert Ray Wisdom (“The Fix”), Fisher Stevens (“The Blacklist”), with Oscar nominee Alec Baldwin (“The Cooler,” “BlacKkKlansman,” “The Departed”) and Oscar nominee Willem Dafoe (“At Eternity’s Gate,” “The Florida Project”). Norton also produced the film with his Class 5 Films producing partner Bill Migliore; and MWM Studios’ Gigi Pritzker and Rachel Shane; and Michael Bederman. Adrian Alperovich, Sue Kroll, Daniel Nadler, Robert F. Smith, and Brian Niranjan Sheth served as executive producers.
Behind the scenes, Norton collaborated with two-time Oscar-nominated director of photography Dick Pope (“Mr. Turner,” “The Illusionist”), production designer Beth Mickle (“Drive,” “Collateral Beauty”), Oscar-nominated editor Joe Klotz (“Precious,” “The Butler”) and costume designer Amy Roth (TV’s “The Looming Tower,” “Indignation”).
Music plays an important role in setting the tone and establishing the period of “Motherless Brooklyn.” The score is composed by Daniel Pemberton (“Steve Jobs,” “All the Money in the World,” “Oceans 8,” “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse”), and features Wynton Marsalis on the trumpet. The film also features an original song written and performed by Thom Yorke. Warner Bros. Pictures presents a Class 5 Films / MWM Studios Production, “Motherless Brooklyn.” Slated for release on November 1, 2019, the film will be distributed worldwide by Warner Bros. Pictures.
This film has been rated R for language throughout, including some sexual references, brief drug use, and violence. 
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Edward Norton is back, hell yeah
Nice profile pic, reading it right now :)
Screw that washed-up actor. He's a pain in the ass that work with nobody wants to work with that clown.
@@DUKETACTICS333 Kid you clearly don't know what good is once you see them.
In my neighborhood!!!
@@DUKETACTICS333 Imbecile.
Edward Norton is a fantastic actor.
Who is difficult to work with because he is always trying to re-write the script.
@Nahid A Not to mention he's also the director. 😉
American History X is great.
@@MLMILLERZZ And that's why he's so good, he's a perfectionist, a brilliant person. Do you think American History X would've been the jewel that it is without Norton? The answer is absolutely no, Norton almost remade that movie entirely.
@@Velosirraton oh shut the fuck up, you don't even in the slightest know who the man really even is.
this movie was sooo goood, i was so disappointed when only 19 people turned up opening day at my local theater, and yes i counted them.
Yeah nobody cares about lengthy films anymore
I had the same experience. People say they want better films, but then don’t support them when they are made. So disappointing.
In these moments i appreciate the moment and tell myself that i am one of the smart ones.
@@dboygamer8184 once upon a time in Hollywood dismisses ur pont
Same here , sadly it’s just showing that something is terribly wrong with our society …
A trailer that intrigues but doesnt give away the critical plot points or ending. Refreshing. Cant wait.
The trailer should have given up that Bruce Willis gets killed, though.
@@adamgordon6435 thats what the whole movie is about. Finding who killed him
Rewatching the trailer after the movie feels weird since you know the plot
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I've never seen a portrayal of Tourette's done so accurately and sincerely. He's taken seriously, his tics are realistic, it's paired with OCD symptoms. I mean, I'm amazed. I was bullied so much for my Tourette's, but some of the most hurtful comments were from people telling me that I was lying because my Tourette's wasn't what they had seen in the media, or telling me that I can't hang out with their kid because I'm going to curse. So, having an accurate portrayal means a lot. I can't wait to see it, but am not looking forward to ticcing the entire time
I am so happy for you. To have a movie to shed light on your condition. Maybe it will help people understand. I had a friend growing up that had Tourette's. It was pretty mild next to alot of cases I have read. But he was sweet and funny. He moved away in 9th grade. I hope he's doing well. I hope you are too.
I'm so glad to see this. Watching this trailer, I thought "Please tell me that Edward Norton did the research and he's getting Tourette's right." So thank you. Now I can go see it.
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Tourette gang aye
Did you read the book? Because if not lethem does a fantastic job of portraying it in prose, it's fantastic
I'll be watching because of Edward Norton & because it looks good
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Tell us what you really think 😂👍
What an unnecessary comment...
@@chand911 Yours or mine?
this is a cult classic for me. I don't know why more people don't rave about this film, it's artistically outstanding in a number of ways. Cast, soundtrack, Ed Norton's funny asf little tourette scats, the beautiful jazz scenes, the troubled characters, amazing acting. Love this film
I saw it about a year ago & really liked it. I could see it again.
Well who knows, maybe it can like Fight Club where that didn’t do well at the box office, but years later it grew into one of the greatest films in people’s eyes now.
I have Tourette’s, and when I saw this in an ad, my eyes went wide. I was preparing to see a movie just about Tourette’s and I didn’t know how I felt about that. As the trailer went on, I got increasingly excited as I saw that it was just a layer to his character. I think that this movie understands that we are not just our diagnoses and that we have personalities outside of our tics.
You should read the book this is based on. Jonathan Lethem is a great writer, the trailer suggests they may have interpreted his novel pretty well - probably left out some of the grittier stuff though.
Wanna be friend? I have tourette too and im young
@@drakedragon2430 coming on strong ;)
Helena Quinn - They’re just asking to be a friend. That’s still okay to do even these days without someone wagging a finger at them. Could be a young girl for all you know.
Molly Corkey Flatters i just watched it and your right. Honestly I was blown away by how respectfully they treated Norton’s character. His character isn’t his mental illness, it’s just another part of his daily struggle. It was incredibly refreshing
Edward Norton as director with Bruce Willis and THOM FCKING YORKE?!
Take my money.
With Alec Baldwin and William Dafoe. Listen these guys already have my money XD
Correction* : Edward Norton *IS* the auteur of his own film (scriptwriter, director, and both lead producer and actor) :-)
yeah ^^
TheLittleFriends take it allllllll!!!!
Literally going to the theaters for first time in years for this one
Edward Norton trying to go for that Oscar! He’s one of the best actors!
He is not trying to go for an Oscar. Actors of his calibers aren't thinking, "Hey, I'm going to try to win an Oscar." because that would indicate they are faking it. Genuine great actors just act the hell out of their role and the Academy recognize them for it.
Sorry. Great actors don' t always get Oscars and i could care less. He is a wonderful actor.Awards or not. And i met him. Very down to earth. I could spot a bullshitter right away. He was very nice and not the usual arrogant asshole actors out there.
Althought I don't think he would mind an Oscar, he once referred to the Oscars as a 'poodle show'.
@@Blink182Omar 👍😀People have no clue how many great actors have not been nominated or got one. Bill Nighy is one of those actors.
@Justin Sweet and Joaquin Phoenix with 20 Oscars.
May not seem like much, but having Tourette’s myself, Its good to see a movie being released about someone battling with Tourette’s. Tells a story how he copes and adapts to his life no matter the struggles he goes through.
I have Tourettes as well, there really aren’t many movies about it to begin with. Front of the class was the only one I knew about until now.
How the heck you guys watch it I’ve got it too all it does set my tics off
@Danny Moore The book is fantastic!
Have you seen Front of the Class? Thanks Edward Norton I can't wait to see this.
Me too :)
just give this man Oscar already!!! he got robbed many times
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Edward Norton: How many Oscars do we want?
Warner Bros. Pictures: YES!!!!
You think that right there looked like an Oscar movie? 😂🤣 sorry but just no.
@@doc8013 They say the same thing abt Bradley Cooper's A star is born from the trailer. That it didnt look like an oscar nomination worthy movie, and yet.
*The Academy hates the **_Oscar bait_*
@@doc8013 Hey if La La Land can win awards, then it's pretty much open season.
Joaquin Phoenix: Over my dead Joker body, Edward.
I've missed him as a lead, it's been too long. This looks promising, I'm hoping for the best.
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I was diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome when I was 14. I very much approve of this, it is about time we got a movie like this. For more people to understand it, to not judge it, to not make constand jokes about it. I was bullied and ridiculed in highschool and even after I graduated. People didn't understand me and my tics and still don't. The struggles that we face are much greater then people know, it's an everyday struggle. I can't wait to see this movie, and the change it will hopefully bring about how people view this disorder.
If you haven't read the book this is based on, I recommend it! It's all told from Lionel's POV and they get even deeper into the Tourette's stuff. It's also a totally different mystery for the plot, and while it's set in the '90s, it's all about romanticizing the noirish past. 🙂
Dude, I have literally never seen anyone try to portray this on-screen at all.
As someone who has dealt with it my entire life, it's refreshing.
They even got the whole thought based aspect of it, with reoccurring thoughts and ideas. That's like how 90% of it works for most of us.
Sees Edward Norton.. you had my curiosity
Sees the rest of the cast... *now you have my attention*
Nice
Sees Thom Yorke's name... TAKE MY MONEY!
Literally. Just stacking up some TALENTS
leo dicaprio. django.
@Bob Ross so wierd ryan is a scientologist...
This looks great! Finally not a remake of something we have seen. New, fresh is what most people want.
Based on a great book.
Exactly. Ive been waiting for an original
man stop begging for likes...
The music choice is on point and feels as fresh and smooth, just like the Golden era of Jazz should be. The soundtrack is so important for the mood, tone, and setting of this flick, and I can already tell Daniel Pemberton took the time to get the details right. It’s gonna be so cultural enriching and expressive in so many ways I’m excited for the entire emotional roller coaster!
this is one of best soundtracks i ever hear
So disappointed this film didn’t receive any Oscar nominations.
Probably wasnt woke enough
Or, probably weren't woke enough...
Most of Hollywood blackballed/blacklisted Norton a long time ago...
@@livinglifeinaluggage what a bullshit is this. You just made this up. He was nominated few years ago for Birdman and acted in big movies since then. The only reason the Academy ignored this, is because it's mediocre cliché and bland film. I really like Ed Norton but his performance in this was just a bad rehash of his character from The Score.
@@widM_ so it's not worth watching? Ok
I'm really crying, finally a movie again and not what Hollywood delivers to 99% for a decade!
Edward, Bruce and Willem? OMG! My dream came true.
Saw this trailer in an add. Didn't skip the add. Which never happens.
This looks outstanding. Was missing Edward Norton and here he comes back, better than ever.
The cast is perfect. The story looks amazing. I have goosebumps for this one.
“Add” is mathematics. “Ad” is short for advertisement.
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@Danny Moore I haven't! Thanks for the tip!
@@MaJoDo Thanks but that ain't an error... I don't know how you call that in English, but in French we call that "une coquille" (literal translation: shell); in short it's when an error comes from inattention or a slip of the finger. For example if someone writes "the dishonesty of these autocrats iss incommensurable", you can infer with confidence that the person knows how to write the word "is" but most likely his finger slipped or something. 😉
@@fl260 ... You wrote “add” two times, leading me to infer with confidence that you did not know how to spell it. I was educating you on the difference. Not sure how you can play it off like your finger slipped twice for that specific word, but whatever.
This is the most authentic, well researched portrayal of Tourette’s I’ve ever seen in a movie. I’m so happy that we’ve finally got some good representation that isn’t just jokes about yelling fuck! I’m absolutely going to be in the theater opening night, ticcing loud and proud
Riley Korus same here!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
There is actually one pretty brilliant Indian movie about it called Hichki... I thought they used it as an inspiration for this movie.
As someone with schizophrenia, I identify with your appreciation of having something represented accurately. Schizophrenics in movies are usually portrayed as split-personality violent nutjobs, none of which has anything to do with illness.
Check out the book too! Incredible read
Gugu Mbatha-Raw is just simply gorgeous. Edward Norton is one of my favorite and then, there is the magnificent Thom Yorke.
Raw is a wonderful actress also.
I need more of Edward Norton in my life, thank you.
I'm glad i listened to Edward Norton talking about making this film on the JRE.
When he mentioned the music and how jazz was it's core with the involvement of Thom and Flea i wanted to surprise myself and avoid everything else about this film after this podcast ended
Yesterday i saw it and it's a beautiful film, I knew i didn't need to see a review, the music was amazing and should be winning a lot of awards to this film...
Same goes for Edward and every cast and crew involved. Thank You
Started crying watching this trailer. As an adult sufferer of Tourettes, I have spent many years being ostracized, bullied, dismissed, and misunderstood. Up til now my media representation has been as the butt of a joke at best. I am so tired of hearing South Park and What About Bob references, and those tools were used to belittle and marginalize me growing up. Seeing this means the world to me. Seeing this means the world to future kids like me. Knowing that maybe the conversation surrounding this condition can change is so amazing. Christ, hearing a major actor with the same tics as me... god, that means everything. I will be seeing this movie. I hope you will, too.
lol...EVERYONE NEEDS THEIR LIGHT IN " SOCIAL MEDIA " lololol insane what the internet is doing to this world .. such weak weak people
@@fullmeltphil7717 I have Tourettes too and because of a lack of representation, when I was a kid my entire family would yell at me and tell me to stop, or send me to my room until "I could stop," and the doctors we saw said I was faking whatever I was doing for attention. It took years for my mom to finally stumble upon a page for Tourette's (and OCD) and then I finally saw a neurologist. The pain of not being able to stop doing something, both physical and mental, when it is bothering your family so much, and being accused of doing it for attention, was painful. Not to mention what I went through afterwards. I thought that having a diagnosis would change something but it didnt because people didn't understand it. We're not weak people, we just know how hard our lives have been because of that lack of an accurate representation and so we're thankful
Completely agree. I’m so incredibly thankful that such a well-known actor is portraying tourettes for people like us
@@fullmeltphil7717 Ah yes, the internet which *checks notes* gave me Tourettes.
I'm grateful to hear that you don't have any marginalizing conditions which were used to demean and attack you your entire childhood and well into your adult years. It is wonderful to not have to be subject to aggression for merely existing with a diagnosis you can't control! I really, genuinely hope that continues for you. I am not worried about having a social media limelight, but it is nice to know that maybe in the future the teachers and peers of children with TS will maybe not have such a limited scope of understanding. I also hope this applies to people in positions where they supervise employment or internship opportunities. Having people understand that this condition is painful for us and truly involuntary is very important to the wellbeing of future generations. I'm grateful you have never had to struggle with that sort of thing. I hope you never have to!
@@fullmeltphil7717 what's insane is people like you thinking anyone gives a shit
I m a man of simple taste. I see Ed Norton I click on it.
I loved him in The painted veil , Frida and Birdman and I can go on and on I’m glad he’s back
You have to see him as that Nazi. Sorry. Forgot name of movie. I think American Nazi.
@@gildaprovenzano2787 American history x
I missed something. When did he ever leave?
@@doozerace He never did. Not an actor to make crap just for the sake of making a movie. They were filming in my neighborhood and actually asked him. I wanted to tell him how great he was in American History X. He is very nice and down to earth. Michele Williams also lives in Brooklyn and you will not meet a nicer person. And i do not really like celebrities.
@@doc8013 👍😀
Amazing film. The direction, the photography, and music score. I sure hope Thom Yorke wins an Oscar for "Best Original Song". I absolutely loved it.
Pretty much everything that Edward Norton does is brilliant. But in this movie, he has really outdone himself. What a magnificent project - a labour of love, I am sure. I am so disappointed it didn't receive the recognition it truly deserves.
His Tourette never failed to make me laugh.
Oscar vibes.
THAPAN PAYODHI nah, it looks too good for the oscars
**bait
This one looks hell of a show. This movie might be a masterpiece I could tell. Trailer doesn't have any unnecessary hype. Good thing!
Same, and honestly, I think its awesome how WB is pushing for these crime movies, like with The Kitchen, Joker and now this
@@Euronymous_Bosch This is only my opinion. I could be wrong. Some books are so bad that you don't even need to read a single page. It's all about perspectives.
@@Euronymous_Bosch Got you! Why you disliked the trailer though?
I just love when Edward Norton narrates!!😍
Like fight club "everything is a copy of a copy"..
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I am Jack's complete lack of surprise!
his voice hasn't changed
This is one of my favorite movies now. I rewatch over and over sometimes. I can’t wait to read the book.
I still watch the incredible hulk.....for me Norton is the best and I know this movie is gonna be good.
Me too
Glad to see people who still enjoy The Incredible Hulk.
The Incredible Hulk is one of my favorite MCU films.
Same, Norton was great. I also like The look of the Hulk more in that version.
@@robertturi2264 You can stay.
Sounds like an Oscars winner!
Oh God! Here we go. (slap palming my forehead)
Why because it looks like I woke movie
CNN NEWS Are you trying to call the film “Woke”, because if you are then you need to explain your reason why.
the cringe is real
@@mcwaltersampson3566 ignore it. It's fake news, probably paid by Disney bot machine to spam and troll.
Why do I love films like these? Suits, fedoras, trench coats, booze, a private detective with flaws. God, I love noir. I have even written a few noir novellas myself
Tomas Balciunas you ain’t alone, I’m absolutely in love with them
Really, you published them online? If so, what are they called? The novellas,I mean.
I love the noir genre myself, any chance you've posted these novellas anywhere I could read them?
I have posted the stories online on Wattpad. I have got "Murder And Liquor", "Scarlet", and "Purple Rain". Take your pick. Tell me what you thought of them, I would appreciate some feedback. Thanks
www.wattpad.com/user/TomasBalciunas
If you didn't know who the actor Ed norton was before this film and just stumbled across this film by accident , you would seriously think the actor portraying the tourette's male did actually have tourette's in the first place , Ed is absolutely sublime and gets better and better with everything he touches , give him an oscar already !! He is master actor
Disney : we make money
Warner bros : we make stories
Edit : Holly molly thanks for 1k likes
They're behind The Dark Knight so..... what was your point again?
@@gregtheplant9592 and you're aware that Disney is the studio behind the movie lion king hm?
Yes! WB is the best studio !
@Pegasus 1127 no I'm with you, I mean the 2019 lion king which was a garbage pathetic cash grab, Warner bros alone has made great movies from different genres and dceu had rough start but they are putting effort get back on top, I'm team Warner bros ever day.
@Pegasus 1127 and I agree Warner bros is one of few studio's that are taking real risks.
Everyone talking about Norton but the rest of this cast is STACKED. Thompson, Baldwin, Willis, Dafoe, Cannavale, Williams
Edward Norton is one of, if not THE, most underrated actors in Hollywood.
Allegedly he's hard to work with and kind of a pain in the ass on set.. I think that's what's ''slowling'' his career
Maybe cause they mistake him for Kevin Spacey
Omg I can’t wait to see this! My daughter has TS and to finally see a movie where this condition is not being mocked it is uplifting for the people and families that live thru this! I’m excited
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It's weird how his character in this is basically his very own Jackie Teller from The Score. :P
i noticed this straight off the bat Echoes of The Usual Suspect's Kevin Spacey's Kaiser Sosa
Hej Kaftann! Miło cię zobaczyć na zwiastunie takiego świetnego filmu! :D
He pretended to be retarded in The Score though
After listening to Joe Rogan and Ed Norton, I'm sold on this movie and going to go opening weekend!
SAME
I feel asleep during the movie.
They filmed this on my street in Harlem early last year - I watched them film the scene in the car 0:40 in while sitting on my bed with the window open about 10 feet away from the car. I could hear them chatting between takes. I got some good photos, but I think they edited me out of the final cut :-)
Ed Norton's interview on Joe Rogan's podcast brought me here.
I don't care.
@@scottk1525 Clearly you do, which is implied by you taking the time to comment. Btw, Joe's podcast also brought me here.
@@feikebeukeboom7726 I care where he came from because I told him that I don't? Life must be very confusing for you.
@@scottk1525 If you don't Care, why do you waste Your Life Time, comment and Start a discussion Here. Must be a very confusing world around,
Because the sende my friend,
You haven't figured out
@@Konigdok I see what you're *trying* to say, but you're confused. You're confusing me caring about the act of him commenting for me caring about where he came from. I care that he commented in the sense that his comment annoys me. His comment annoys me because I don't give a shit where he came from.
It's like if you were in a movie theater and right in the middle of the movie somebody yelled "I FUCKING LOVE WAFFLES!" And you yelled back "I don't give a shit. Shut up!" The fact that you're annoyed by their pointless and annoying outburst in no way means that you care about their breakfast preferences, in the exact same way that me being annoyed by the OP's comment in no way means that I care what video he was watching before this one.
That clear it up for you?
Oscars: *Best actor award goes to Edward Norton* .
I'm coming back when Edward Norton wins the best actor
Joaquin phoenix for me
@@puspalatanayak9274 I think he won't even be a nomine
@@puspalatanayak9274 because academy doesnt like much dc or marvel things
@@mehmeterensen6561 if a garbage movie like black panther can get nominated. Why not Joaquin phoenix
Is that Thom Yorke I'm hearing? As if Ed Norton wasn't enough to get me intrigued! ♥
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Such a good movie. Acting was first class too. Willem Dafoe cracked me up every time I saw him.
This movie is just so under appreciated! I wish it can get more recognition. Edward Norton is the best actor ever, he needs to Write and Direct more movies! Who else agrees?
Agree wholeheartedly, saw the film yesterday, loved it, and was so surprised to read afterwards how it underperformed when it was released. Looking forward to watching it again and reading the book as well
2:21 That last shot with the foggy Brooklyn bridge looked beautiful
Man, when The Oscar Gonna Get "Edward Norton"
This man is a fuckin' treasure
This looks very good I straight up stoped and watched the ad I never do that
same here
Yeah me too
Same! I had to look it up. I didn't even watch the hulk Hogan promo I was going to watch hahhah
Same. and Same.
Ed Norton deserves an Oscar for this ,unbelievable portrayal.
Edward Norton, Bruce Willis & Thom Yorke
FINALLY. This is probably one of my all time favorite books.
Excellent book. I agree WrM
It's one of my all time favorites as well. I've been waiting for this movie for years. They seemed to have changed a lot of the story though which concerns me.
This looks very interesting. The Noir style + an eccentric lead = day 1 watch. It also looks like an Oscar worthy film. Motherless Brooklyn and Joker for the Oscars?
ニコニコドラゴン I really hope Ford v Ferrari gets there too
@@mateuszpruchnik3370 I didnt watch Ford v Ferrari until it was available on GooglePlay, but man that was my favorite film of last year!
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Plot twist : Frank is actually just his alter ego the whole time
Hahaha. Cue up "Where is My Mind?"
Hey you trying to ruin for the rest of us if that was correct?
Adi Adrian that’s the plot of fight club
@@Salamander676 and Mr robot
Lmao
Jesus, I haven't been to the theatres in over a year... but I'll make sure I go see this to support Edward Norton!
It's coming out the same weekend as "Terminator: Dark Fate", at first I was conflicted which movie I might see first. But comparing with both trailers, Norton has my support. No question, can't wait.
Such an atmospheric film, great acting. The film immerses you in the atmosphere. It really deserves Oscar
For those who don't know, the main power guy is based on Robert Moses of NY. He basically controlled all of NY from 1930 to almost 1970 I believe. And he was kinda like a mob boss, where people just assumed he was the park commissioner, but in reality he had more power than the mayor.
Finally a good old movie 🎥 like the when cinema wasn’t only about marvels
As a person with Tourettes like so many others here. I am so excited for this movie. The actor has done a spectacular job and those who have produced and directed this movie clearly are trying to portray what Tourettes truly is and how the co morbids are just as bad. This movie makes me genuinely excited and happy I can't wait to see it.
It’s really cute when he says “ frank Franky Frankiefranko
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such an underrated movie
This will set my tics of so bad but still gonna watch it! Cant wait
Doro Mccloskey sameeee
Same!! I’m so excited
I couldn't make it through the trailer without twitching. I have 'torticollis', which is like tourette's minus the vocal component. Persons like myself often lose control when seeing someone else losing control. As much as I love the cast WB had put together, this may be one Edward Norton movie I'll end up having to skip. Such a shame too. It is nice, however, to see such conditions making their way onto the big screen and hopefully helping to normalize it in the eyes of the public who often stare and speak under their breath upon seeing conditions such as this up close.
This made me tic too! I’ve got full on Tourette’s and one of my tics is almost exactly like his “Eff!” tic but with a bark noise. Every time he did it I’d do it right back
this made me tic too! Lol I’m so excited though, how awesome is it that they’ve made a character with Tourette’s and it’s played by one of the best actors ever
Edward Norton is one of the best actors in the world. He played the best Hulk movie ever, American history-x, fight club, the illusionist, the Red Dragon and so much more. I am glad he is back.
Rounders is a classic too.
Refreshing to see classic noir detective film back on the big screen. The story is expertly told and a real treat for head.
Loved the movie. Definitely worth a watch! All the actors were great but Edward Norton nailed it!
Just saw the trailer before a video, one of the few adverts I haven't skipped. This film looks absolutely amazing, and I can't wait to see it!
EDIT: One of the best things I've ever seen. Honest.
That cast and score is enough to make me see this one. Also, the fact that it's written for the screen and directed by, Edward Norton. He's always been a favorite of mine. Looking forward to this one. And that cast....
I see Edward Norton..I don't think twice..♥️🔥
Upcoming oscar battle: Phoenix vs Norton vs De Caprio
I can't recall ever seeing a film with a protagonist with Tourette's so this seems really unique
As an Emmy nominated editor for NBC network during my career..I know the difference between a "good" and a "GREAT" trailer..this is GREAT. Congrats to who put this together..I'll be paying for my tickets and popcorn on Nov 1..movie looks amazing...Edward Norton..whew!
Came here straight after Norton's appearance on star talk podcast. No wonder he was not seen much in movies for it took 2 years to create this masterpiece
Got Edward Nortan, holy frank franky frankily i’ll be there
i still can’t over his acting in this one. no wait.. i still haven’t got over his acting in american history x and fight club
same
I have the audio book version on six cassette tapes as a birthday gift in 1997. It's narrated by Steve Buscemi. I've listened to it countless times. I can live with Ed Norton as Lionel ('Freak show') but I'm a bit disappointed that they didn't' cast Buscemi.
Edward Norton blows me away with every single one of his performances. There may be greater actors than him, and I respect all the greats, but what Norton does, no one can.
Whoa this cast. I read the book in high school. One of the best English class books ever.
Norton is soo underrated, my brother and I fell in love with his preformance in primal fear. One of our favor suspense/thrillers. Something that makes you think.
Massive thanks and respect to Edward Norton for this amazing portrayal of Tourette’s syndrome, you can tell he’s really put work into research and study. My sister has Tourette’s, and I’m ready to see this movie when it comes out 👍🏽
Edward Norton......boy...where have you been !!?? and what an ensemble you put together. Way to go dude.
adapted from Lethem, directed by Norton, and a song or more from Yorke ... hell yeah
The story teller Edward Norton...This trailer looks like a Masterpiece... And it should be.....😍😍
Gugu Mbatha-Raw is such a great actreess!
I can’t stop rewatching looks so good...
Best Actor in a Leading Role:
Joaquin Phoenix for The Joker
Leonardo DiCaprio for Once upon a Time in Hollywood
Edward Norton for Motherless Brooklyn
Christian Bale for Ford vs Ferrari
Tom Hanks for A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
For 2020 what a tight race for this category will be ! CAN’T WAIT !!!!!!!!!!!!
I'd replace Bale with either Taron Egerton for Rocketman, Ansel Elgort for The Goldfinch, or perhaps Willem Dafoe for The Lighthouse (unless he gets billed and campaigned for Supporting) but solid looking list.
Been waiting 12 years for this movie when it was first announced!
Wait wut
@@professionalretard6875 yep movie postponed continuously
@@mehmeterensen6561 ah thanks I was confused
agree... heard of it so many years ago...
Yes! It's about time ❤
This looks like it's so well done, touched my soul and its very relatable very realistic and sincere.
I watched that movie and i cant stop going to watch in the cinema.i relate with it.thanks for being so bold to coming out and telling the truth about some events in history
Edward Norton can't make bad movies
CHANGE MY MIND
Death to Smoochy?
@@talkshowhost9875 That's a very funny movie!
Yep, will be giving this a watch.
I just saw this film on an international flight, and I really loved it. I had no idea Edward Norton directed movies. As someone with anxiety or what might be termed OCPD, I totally related to the tics. I've also been especially drawn of late to this era, and the costumes and cars were fun to see. I'm definitely going to rewatch this at home since it was hard to hear on the noisy plane.
0:24 Loved when he blew off the match 😂. *sorry. I can't 😂😂😂👍🏼