The Decameron | Official Trailer | Netflix
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
- Til death do we party. The Decameron is coming to Netflix July 25.
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The Decameron | Official Trailer | Netflix
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As the bubonic plague spreads through Italy, a group of nobles and servants retreats to a villa, where their lavish getaway quickly spirals into chaos. 
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The Decameron is a mid 14th century book by italian author Giovanni Boccaccio. Its set in 1346 and tells the story of a group of young nobles from Florence that, to escape the black Plague, decide to take refuge in a mansion in the countryside. To spend time they decide to tell tales to eachother and the book is a collection of these tales (100, 10 for each guest). Here in Italy is very famous (on the same level of Dante’s Divine Comedy) and is studied in both middle and high school. The tales are generally pretty good, going from comedy, to drama, to horror, to erotic (a LOT of them), and could really be apprecieated even by todays people. They have a good source material, i hope they dont screw it up.
ps after seing this trailer i dont have good expectations
Thank you for the explanation. That was a hodgepodge of nothingness.
My expectations join you fully in the well of disappointment.
I liked Teenage Bounty Hunters, so i'm gonna give Kathleen Jordan a benefit of the doubt for this one, but yeah, this trailer was all over the place.
They have already screwed it up with casting.
Yes, lots of the stories are lewd ("putting the devil in hell"). It's still a great book (I've only read it in translation).
ummm... where's the you know... stories????
maybe we were watching the stories as they are "acted" out by the cast
I'm thinking the same thing.
Don't you miss the days when trailer's had the entire plot of the show/movie in it so we don't technical have to watch said show/movie?
Thought the same ... I am a bit de-impressed after watching this trailer
The trailer seems to focus on the framing narrative.
Or the cast is the same in both the framing and the in-story tales.
I just hope they don't just ignore the short stories by making what happens in them happen "in real life", because that would be super lazy.
I'd suspect it won't be a story collection, like the book, but go in a kind of "covid lockdown, but make it historical" direction. Which is a concept with potential! But calling it after the Decameron book seems like a mistake to me, it will only give people the wrong idea and make everyone mad.
I think that with another title, all this shit wouldn't have happened.
@@MarkPag Many such cases.
The whole point of the Decameron is that the nobility gorge themselves and tell stories while the common people die from plague and suffering, I hope they actually talk about that part of the story.
Wouldn't count on it
You think hat would fill the theaters???? lol
Are you Italian?
well, there was little they could do to help them. By that time no one new how plague was spreading or means to heal it, so self-isolation was really the best way to live
that is so not the main point
Heavy Expectations for doraemon
He's not in this film for some reasons.
For What
Doraemon! 💕
Don't let Netflix see this comment. or else we will be getting the shittiest doraemon movie next year or sooner
😂
Just watch Pasolini's Decameron, no other adaptation will ever get close to its magnificence.
Thank you. I remembered having watched it in the 80's but couldn't remember who had directed it. Indeed, this comes nowhere near his version.
How about waiting for it to come out before deciding whether will or won't get close to anything? Also, let's not forget the fact that Pasolini is a very peculiar director and is definitely not for everyone.
@@shougokawada8491 I agree. Wise words.
Honestly, after watching the trailer, I don't know if Netflix is just making movies just for the sake of it or if they're just wanting people to watch out of pure boredom...Because to be fair, I have a teacher who knows the decameron to an extent. The trailer doesn't really portray much of it ngl...
This looks like rubbish
NETFLIX decided at some point that History wasn't important. The thing is that people who forget History are condemmed to suffer it again. That and the fact that it's insulting.
Agreed, glad I cancelled my subscription
@@EasternAmerica good for you. I haven't yet, always hoping for something interesting but NEVER even remotely in the History department. A recent good surprise was LOVE AND ANARCHY the 1st season . It's from 2019 or so and I just watched it because someone said it was the Swedish version of The Idea Of You. And loved it. For some reason Netflix never promoted it so it scaped me. Apart from that nothing in at least 2 months.
It never stops to amaze me how Americans keep making slapstick-sexy "America pie" inspired movies and call it ''The Decameron"? It is literally a masterpiece of Italian literature and sure some of the novellas are comedies like "Chichibio e la Gru" but others are tragic like "Federico degli Alberighi" or extremely violent like ''Lisabetta da messina". There are so many themes explored in the original text that is embarrassing to see this kind of depiction.
It's called artistic expression. Don't be such a snob. ✌
@@Atouk Guessing you didn't read it
@@Atouk if only there were anything artistic about the Netflix show, one could agree…
This comedy is a Netfreaks production with diverse clowns hired in Commiefornia. Insulting the title was intended, insulting any "white" culture is the plan, always.
@@Frances09876…well you know, eye of the beholder and that kind of thing….
An adaptation of one of the most famous pieces of italian literature, with no italians in leading roles?!?
Have you encountered the concept of acting?
@@emmabrooker166have you encountered the concept of countries, history, or millions thrown at streaming services just to embarrass thenselves
There are like 2 non white actors in a big cast. What is the problem now? (also non white italian exists, arabs invaded Sicily before the Decameron was written and I suppose some form of immigration from the north coasts of Africa happened, of course they are a minority)
@@DaViDePlayer18as you said, arabs were in Sicily, not in aristocraric Florence. Plus indians defintely were not in Italy back in time
@@DaViDePlayer18 You know very well this cast has not been made respecting historical accuracy, but merely for political correctness. Same with Bridgerton, Queen Cleopatra or the movie The Personal History of David Copperfield. My suggestion? Stick to Pasolini's version.
Can anglophones please learn to read subtitles like the rest of the world so we can view adapted masterpieces in the language they were originally dreamt up and written?
no, they hate it
So, just to get this straight, you want to watch this in the accurate 1353 Italian, specifically the vernacular of the Florentine region. To quote John Mulaney, "Would you like, like an old turnip we found in the cabinet? Would that be good for you? Would you like that?"
@@jccaine7522 you know this is not the point.
It would be more accurate (and less bigoted) to make this request of "people who don't like subtitles", not "anglophones" in general. Not all (or even most) native-English-speaking people hate subtitles, and there are plenty of non-English-speakers who do. The generalization does not make you look good, dear.
bruh the Italians are free to make their own version, literally nobody is stopping them
After watching this trailer I recommend just read the book.
I JUST read it this week for a book discussion hosted by a college! It’s excellent. I actually it might not translate well to the screen. I recommend Audible’s version with actors reading each of the characters’ parts. So engaging!!
So... when are they going to tell stories to each other?
Netflix making a TV series based on The Decameron was not on my 2024 bingo list
it is not
Why call it decameron when it has nothing to do with Boccaccio's work?
I wouldn't even watch the trailer otherwise.
As an Italian... WHY THIS TITLE?
Aahahahhah, perché netflix è sinonimo di merda. A loro interessa solo buttare fuori serie a getto continuo, non si curano dell'accuratezza letteraria, storica, artistica. Non gli interessa chi dirige cosa, quali siano gli attori, l'importante è che ci sia sempre una grossa fetta di neri, orientali, indiani, arabi, omosessuali, portatori di disabilità. A me va bene tutto, ma almeno siano funzionali alla storia, e non messi lì giusto per essere politcamente corretti e inclusivi. La Disney per lo stesso motivo ha perso tantissimo in termini di qualità e di pubblico. La gente non è scema e sono le stesse minoranze a sentirsi presi in giro.
It looks awfully cute, but I somehow detect that the entire point of the original source material, that is to tell 100 stories, will be entirely absent. 🤔 Great trailer music by Nathalie Bonin!
Why do the period films cast people not suited the roles?
@@juhineogi255 what do you mean?
Weird that there is no one Italian in this...
The lady on the thumbnail is Italian and she's the one you see the most in the trailer....
In the first 15 minutes I have already seen: 2 Indians, a mulatto, 4 Africans as protagonists. Florence 1348? Ok netflix, you're doing a good job. Serious? No problem for us Italians, the important thing is to understand, however, that the extreme and exaggerated woke culture drives away the non-stupid public, exactly as is happening to Disney.
Exactly......absolute madness!
@@TapestrythatsWoven Watch the first five minutes!
Generally! Black people in this age? Are they kidding?
Woke sh.. Is nothing else than history manipulation! Shame on them. 😮
So, it's mostly The White Lotus, but set in the 14th century?
The Decameron is a famous Italian book from the 14th (?) century
@@tlc2741 White Lotus is a famous American tv show from the 21st century. Take that, Dante!
As an Italian student who recently graduated, this will bring back good memories… Italian literature was one of my favourite subjects.
Yeah but this looks shit
JAJAJAJAJAJAJA have some respect to italian culture and never, NEVER compare this bs show with the real Decameron. It looks like a fckn piece of crap.
@@Frastato Agreed. Archaeologist, re-enactor, educator and general history nerd here...I don't even know where to begin pointing out how bad this looks.
@@bizzlecrafts well, italian here and student of foreign languages and literatures (including italian one).. embarassment at its finest
@@bizzlecraftsstart from the Indian and Iraq men 😂😂😂
TTS Throne Emperor: "This is surreal. Am I on drugs?"
*Awaken plays menacingly in the background*
This is the 9th circle of Hell!
Different writer! 😂
Lily iglehart in a period drama and not with aliens....... Am here for it 😍😍😍😍
Clearly you don´t know a s**t about the book...
she's in emma 2020 as well
They should make A Plague Tale movie... 🎉
set in india ❤
@@mikkodoria4778 India is already a plague tale 🙋
Just play the game - you have your movie right there.
That's what you take from this?
@@AchtungEnglander I guess The Last Of Us was a no pointer too.... 🤡
The chaos and tempo of this feels like my worst nightmare.
That "woo woo" killed me fr fr 🤣
Wow, I finished the whole series in a day and it was amazing. Everything was top notch. Comedy, satire, aesthetics, plot, music , twist and turns everything was WOW WOW WOW. ITS A MUST WATCH. LOVED IT!!!!
Thank goodness we have some American accents to convey the authenticity of the age....phew
It is in English when it should be in Italian, so it's already wrong.
Yes, we need that
Thinking about it, they really need to make a truly original series on a cast of characters living through the plague, I mean it was one of the most consequential periods in human history affecting millions in Europe, North Africa and the Near East.
So that’s your clue it’s really about the future.
Kelly Valentine Hendry is the Casting Director. She's known for Bridgerton and The Wheel of Time. This is a quote from an interview with her: "Let’s face it, all the stories that we’re getting told are being told through the lens of white men and there’s no getting around that. It’s definitely changing but it’s still the predominant story that’s being told. Many of us casting directors are women so I think we’ve started to be able to push back on that."
Thank you for sharing this. Now I'm sure this show is just a waste of time. Will just read the book instead
Looks like an episode of Ghosts, with a special cast addition from the LARP club at the local community college
We talking about the UK or US version of Ghosts?
Holy shit i was literally looking up shows and movies based on the decameron last week after rewatching The Little Hours. What a great coincidence!
I'm afraid this is not based on The Decameron. Go for the Pasolini version
I know that it’s just a two minute trailer but they could have named it in another way and it would have been fine, the storyline is not that bad but it doesn’t make me recall the Decameron, beside the time period in which is set, also doing a series based in Italy on a Italian book and no Italian actor present, I’m not saying everyone but at least one.
All I can think is that they are using famous stuff with random storylines for rage bait
0:08 Awfully buff for a guy affected by the Black Plague pandemic.
it's not unrealistic, once you caught it there's wasn't much time for your body to deperish. It would be over in a bunch of days. entire towns were swept in very short amounts of time
@@laemmeelagi indeed, but the body builder look wasn’t really a thing yet 😂
This show feels like a prequel to the White Lotus.
The DEImeron.
Needs more DEI hires ..
This has Yorgos Lanthimos level of chaos & absurdity. This might be a hit or miss!
Miss
I love the Tales of the Decameron painting by J.W.Waterhouse, so I bought the book of the tales.
Tony Hale! Really enjoying him in Veep.
1:07 The pigeons are adorable 🥰
Can Trixie and Katya review this??
British accents and a cast consisting of modern London demographics. I think I'll pass on Bridgerton Boogaloo
It's giving "The Little Hours" again
I would say The Little Hours was a comparatively accurate and faithful representation/melding of a few actual Decameron stories, whereas this just seems like standard-issue millennial crap with period costumes on.
I'am very curious for this movie
Why is there an Indian in the court? North African or even a Levantine would have made sense but an Indian?
To bother racists. Congratulations
@@Mogorman87 It's Netflix
@@benoitarriaux and? Dark was made on Netflix.
As a cue that the story has global significance.
This feels like an extended comedy version of The Red Death
Highly recommend The Little Hours, which is based on a couple stories from The Decameron. It’s also really funny.
Why do I suspect that the 2024 series will be much more Puritan than the 1971 film (to say nothing of themes, subtlety, storytelling...)?
Rip Boccaccio
Hire Miguel Boza he is a great actor and he really wants it
I love all the comedy costume dramas coming out ! This into my lady Jane was so good and then the serpent queen season 2.
Remind me of a story from the masquerade of the red death look at a picture of comedy and tragedy
There were indians, arabs and or black people in the Florentine nobility?😑
It’s comedy. Calm down Karen. Try watching some of it before looking for reasons to be offended.
NO.
Didn't you know? It's your usual Netflix adaptation!
Netflix, disney and companies suddenly love them
I didnt know how badly I needed this show !
I do feel like including the stories in the trailer is a confusing concept, but it’s still possible that they’ll be a decent part of the show. The trailer kind of needs to focus on the framing device in order to make sense.
And I instantly knew it’s about nowhere to hide as global temperatures mount. The CO2 is already in the atmosphere and each year we put up a historic amount more.😢
I mean, technically, all people are dying the moment they're born eventually.
With this was less of a comedy and more dark and serious.
yessss another historical show
Where's Ezio? The Borgias?
Wait another say...120 years or so.
It is a good life we lead, brother.
@@BeeDub57 The best
So in 1348 Italy had exactly the same ethnic diversity as the UK today. The British and Netflix really love to rewrite history, specially other countries' history, don't they?
They had way more- especially during this time in history. Italy was part of the Silk Road and was literally neighbors with the Middle East and North Africa. The average Italian today is part North African and Middle Eastern genetically cause Italy has a long ass- much longer than the 1300s- history with other continents bordering the Meditterean (ie Africa and Asia). Italy had a Muslim population (of thousands of Persians, Arabs, and North African Moors) before Britain even knew what a Muslim was. Before Britain was even conquered by the Normans. When Romani people migrated to Europe from India during the 1300s- Italy and the Balkans is where they got to first (oh but you see an Indian guy in the cast and you're freaking out? Really?). Y'all want to talk about history, but y'all act like history didn't exist- and people never traveled or went anywhere- until the 1500s. And you probably think only white people could magically travel or know how to travel anywhere. Really?
@@TapestrythatsWoven I never said that everyone in Italy at the time was white. Even though traveling in those days was much more difficult than today, I'm sure that it would have been relatively normal to find some people from the north of Africa and the Middle East. However, like I wrote before, this trailer shows the kind of diversity that you can find in the UK today (or at least the kind of diversity that you can find in any large British city today). So, yes, I call it rewriting history.
@@TapestrythatsWoven as an italian i have to say this is a massive cope to try and justify netflix's awful DEI casts. Yes we had invasions and points of contact but nowhere near in the same way of modern day UK. Stick to your garbage anglo/american history to rewrite.
@@TapestrythatsWoven everyone knows the Famous blacks and indians noblemen in italy in the 1300s oh yeah so historical...
@@TapestrythatsWoven You really know nothing about the average Italian. Same for history of the country. I suggest you to educate yourself.
Currently reading the Everyman's Library version, Translation J.G.Nichols, starting the Seventh Day. Very interesting stories so far.
After insulting France with "Emily in Paris" Netflix is ready to insult Italy next, with "The Decameron". I wonder what country they will mock and racially recast next?
The entire global as we slide into worldwide famine as temperatures will continue to rise for centuries if not millennia per the IPCC. Genius, Netflix.
How does it feel now to be miscast for you guy? I seen lots or French and Italians shows mocking non whites and you don't seem to be butt hurt until it happens to you.
Not gonna lie. It's very exciting. I hope we get the stories though
They had me at Tanya Reynolds and Saoirse-Monica Jackson
No way... Who
@@timkinss Tanya- the actress of Italian descent who is featured the most in the trailer and is even on the thumbnail in this video, but people still came in here and said "there are no Italians in this!!!"
1346 Italy being well known for its diverse population of blacks and Indians.
Almost as much as it is known for its widespread use of the English language…
There are like 2 non white actors in a big cast. What is the problem now? (also non white italian exists, arabs invaded Sicily before the Decameron was written and I suppose some form of immigration from the north coasts of Africa happened, of course they are a minority)
the fact is that things didn't really go this easy, you are ignoring southern and northern italy's totally different history, and that we are talking about the Florence upper-class. Yes, immigration is a real thing that occoured, but if this is YOUR explaination it still doesn't add up completelly to historical facts. I don't care if they are black, white or asian, cause its fiction at the end of the day, but just don't try to justify it with random facts unconnected to each other (or connected in the wrong way).
@@nnp1989 I'm simply saying that it wasn't impossible for non white people to live in Italy even in the center of it. Does this mean it was likely? I never said that but since it's possible I can accept if 2 out of 100 people are non white in the cast.
It’s a movie, get over it.
Ah! First 'dirty' book I read
In the Decameron, the ten young people (seven women and three men) who isolate themselves from the plague in Florence are all Italian. Their names and brief descriptions indicate their belonging to the Florentine nobility:Pampinea,Fiammetta,Filomena,Emilia,Lauretta,Neifile,Elissa,Panfilo,Filostrato,Dioneo.
These characters retreat to a villa outside the city to escape the plague and tell the hundred stories that make up the Decameron. There are no indications that any of them belong to an ethnicity other than Italian.
So, I am asking you Netflix,is it so hard to respect the original plot?
It's just pure dark comedy entertainment not meant to be historically accurate. It's satirical. Man it's so funny seeing how triggered white people acts about historical representation but you guys allow misrepresentation of casting for non white figures since the beginning. How does it feel now?
Good old chaotic fun!
Luckily this will be exactlly what Netflix needs.
0:53 ERIN QUINN IS THAT YOU?
My immediate thought LOL
What is the piece playing at the beginning called?
Enjoyed the show! Brilliant writing and casting. The perfect balance between comedy and drama!
This is not Doraemon!
Why does this feel like the triangle of sadness? )
How you upload Netflix videos what's the method kindly share wid me
Reminds me of the movie 'The Little Hours'. so funny
Netflix started to use Indians instead of blacks to portray the "diversity" of renaissance Europe.
Absolute nonsense! And disturbing!
I also wondered why there’s an Indian there?
This looks positively awful.
Hilarious 😂
Starting college we had to see The Movie when it came out! It was a time of changes and new ideas.
We're here to eat was personal
They have put Indian actors to play Italians from Tuscany?????? Hahahaha Let's put some Danes to play in a Bollywood film!
Next time leave Italy to do the Decameron!
This looks very Monty Phyton-like and I am here for it!! 😂
More like a crap Horrible Histories.
NO WAYY WE READ THUS FIRST MY ITALIAN CLASS
Zero idea about the book in which is supposedly inspired but the last part of the dogs had me laughing as well as some other moments of the trailer so i might give it a try just for the comedy aspect.
The stories are missing
Nonetheless this looks fun
Douggie looked like James Corden o'er here
Watching rn, feels like it would've been better if it was done in 30 minute episodes, rather than the 45-1hr episodes rn
Father in-laws don't like their son in-laws. Simple.
Finally some comedy
Tanya will always be Lily for me.
Wow, so I guess they spoke English in Italy back in the day
It's obviously not like the text I read in University but I dig the humor and overall craziness of this adaptation. I'll definitely watch it but I can understand anyone who disagrees with this either. So yeah basically typical Netflix lol 😅
0:07 when she gasp on this man you and me both sister you and me both
they got the derry girl!!!!
Что-то мне подсказыаает, что в Италии того времени не было ни таких накаченных тел, ни настолько смуглого цвета кожи, ни настолько ужасных манер, ни настолько наплевательского отношения к своей репутации
Anything that has type o negative couldnt be the least worst of
It was excellent! Finished whole series in a single day. Amazing plot, aesthetics were top notch, comedy and twists were good.
Where's Aubrey Plaza?
In Italy 🇮🇹 1347
One of the stories-within-a-story has a character named Buttafuco.
(Is that still fresh?)
Where are the Italians? What a freaking joke! Netflix at it again! 😁😆