Yeah its catchy, but the off melody creates a sense of "wrongness" to the scene along with the jerking dance moves. Something is off but you can't quite figure out what.
I just love Yorgos Lanthimos' unique and special approach to find beauty in weirdness. Here's a character who's not trying to attract attention by dancing, she's just being herself.
Yes, we all saw the scene and know what it means. I like Yorgos but it's not like he's the only one who can ''find beauty in weirdness'' (and it's not exactly about ''beaty'' anyway)
The dinner scene was the pivotal moment in the movie! Her discovering dance for the first time and REALLY letting herself be FREE (dance like no one is watching) - and Mark's character still trying to 'control' her by forcing her to do a more formal dance - and she constantly broke away from himto do what SHE felt....such a foreshadowing moment! This movie is BRILLIANT!
Yesssss! I love the way that every time he tries to force her into the accepted formal style of the dance, she flips it on him and pulls him into HER version. Every move, every time. He never had a chance. It was genius, especially the way it interrupted a severe lecture from him about the way their affair was supposed to have progressed. It was the whole theme of the movie, summed up in less than two minutes. Actually, it could be condensed even further, into those few seconds when he tried to force her into the standard waltz position in which the male leads and the female goes where she's told, and she spun it into a stranglehold on HIM and steered him where she wanted him to go. Yorgos gets more out of a dance scene than any other director I can think of!
It really does seem like a move one would do on-the-fly to get with the jarring music their naive lover is so into, but still being uncomfortable about how assertive her dance moves are. Love this movie for a lot of reasons but the actors’ small details to their parts really sells it. Always knew Ruffalo was a talent though.
This is such a GREAT scene in the movie. And watching Mark’s character, trying not to be embarrassed by her constant childlike mannerism, by jumping into dance with her. The timing is perfect in the movie, and generated a huge laugh from the audience. Such a great film
I didn’t take it that he was embarrassed but that’s an interesting interpretation. The couple who asks Bella to hang out with them afterwards and the old man winking at her shows that people seemed to like her dancing. Nothing to be embarrassed by. I think Mark Ruffalo’s character just didn’t want her having all of the attention or wanted to be a part of it at least.
I LOVE IT WHEN MARK G. STARTS HIS CHARLIE CHAPMAN DANCE STEPS! EMMAS IMITATION OF A CHILD LEARNING TO DANCE FOR THE FIRST TIME IS JUST WONDERFUL TO WATCH!! ❤ 😊
This scene was amazing to see in the theater. Duncan, so self-serious, trying as best he can to keep up with Bella and turn her dancing into something that an onlooker might think is fashionable. And then Duncan ?? fighting ?? but it's just him grabbing people ?? I loved every second of it.
This scene is absolute genius! My favourite scene in the film. Bella has never been taught to dance, has probably never seen dancing in God's house......yet the music compels her body to move to the rhythm.
For me it feels like a go pro , but I guess he wants his own styles , here it makes the scene even more burlesque than it is supposed to be , so it works well
This dancing broken down shows me this pattern in their relationship. Freedom, control, compromise, escape, and capture. There's a huge story in the dance moves
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849I’ve literally never seen such a wide fisheye lens used before in a film, so I found it pretty unique. I wouldn’t say its overused at all.
Okay after Thurman vs Travolta from Pulp Fiction being one of the most cool dances in movie history imo, this one landed right at the same level. Simply brilliant. And whole movie is an absolute masterpiece. Seen pretty much all Yorgos movies, but he has gone above and beyond here.
this is a seminal performance from emma. she was born to play bella and it's beautiful to see such a talent in her element: taking film to new heights. this performance will go down in history.
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 what in the world is your problem? i simply was conveying that the character of bella is quite complex to portray in terms of physicality and her unique state of existence as a woman learning everything about the world for the first time and since emma is an exceptionally talented actress, she was well suited to do her justice. i don't even need to have seen the full film as this scene in and of itself attests to what i just said but i know the rest will follow suit. stop making a problem out of everything, i beg.
@@jesseseale2558 i agree this role is far more complex but emma anchored la la land and drew a tremendous amount of depth from a more limited character. as always, she captured a person's whole soul so that certainly warranted her first oscar.
This movie deserves every single award! The acting, visuals, cinematography, costuming, set designs, it’s all FANTASTIC. Easily one of the most amazing movies of this year
I haven't seen any comments about how amazing, insane, and funny Emma Stone's jerky movements are when she first gets on the dance floor, before she starts dancing. How did she do that?! It's like she's possessed. One of the many reasons I think Emma was the only one who could play Bella with such a lack of inhibition without it going too far.
The envy i felt watching Bella on the dance floor, giving herself to the music with free abandonment! And Mark Ruffalo coming to join her with his smooth moves, had me laughing out loud!!
the only people who think that are the identity politics fascists who wanted to Lilly to win because of.. her native Americanism versus actually giving anything resembling a leading female performance.
I’m absolutely fascinated by Jerskin Fendrix’s score! It really is a sound like you’ve never heard before, and that works perfectly because it gives us the same feeling as Bella discovering music and dance for the first time!
Just like so many critically acclaimed movies, it's probably going to be more overhyped garbage like Everything Everywhere All at Once, The Banshees of Inisherin, and Tár.
@@sirleo5103 Just say you're not interested in absurdism and existentialism, without all the edgy crap lol. Its okay to be a realist and prefer more serious films, but, honestly, what are you lacking in your own life to showcase arrogance and pomp to people on a streaming website? 😂
@@thisgamegavemecancer1813 That's one of the issues. Because the lenses often change around 10 times within a single scene without ample time between cutting points, it comes across as fairly arbitrary.
@@jamk2668 i should clarify i havent seen the movie yet and was commenting on this one scene but if its that way the whole movie i could see that being bothersome
(Just got out of seeing the film) Yorgos always has a dance sequence to communicate clearly to the audience just what exactly is happening in the characters’s minds, this is an excellent example of the nuance in his films!
I love the way Emma Stone turns her head when she first hears the music.... You can already tell she's interested in the music and she's picturesque at the same time. 😁
Emma Stone now 2nd time Oscar Winner Best Actress for this MASTERPIECE in the role of a lifetime! This scene is just so ICONIC that’ll make to the film history books, and Mark Ruffalo’s perfect timing & delivery is pure Genius!!! Yorgos Lanthimos has elevated himself into God-level Filmmaker! very few filmmakers can achieve and find beauty and humor within surrealistic weirdness!
While the whole scene is gold, I love Ruffalo's double take, 00:32-00:34. 🤣 And Emma Stone's random dance steps 1:19-1:25, wirh Ruffalo skipping around behind her. 🤣
Those two together are magical.... Always amongst my favorite, One would only expect something this intriguing from Emma Stone and Mark Ruffalo...... Bravo......
I absolutely love the dance segment. Bella’s freedom to do whatever she feels, and Mark Ruffalo waltzing in hopping down to her hahaha it’s got this feel to it that I just have never seen before.
I take back what I said earlier. Saw this today. I have not previously liked this director's film, but damn this one was spot on. Weird, funny, insightful and inspiring. If Stone doesn't win Best Actress, something is wrong.
You can quite clearly see in this film that a child's brain, as is inserted into the adult head of bella, is absolutely devoid of ego. And it is in the death of one's ego that the true personality of an individual is revealed. Revealed as a gift for the rest of humanity to observe and thus providing them the impetus to do likewise as mark ruffalo does so in following bella's lead. Wonderful scene!
I'm worried about the paedophile aspects as from what I've gathered, the (mostly) older men in the sex scenes are highly attracted to her being childlike.
@@ViscountVile it was a woman’s body with the hormones intact that accelerated her mental growth. That’s why she was reading those books. You’re so damn horrible at watching a movie without thinking those things
@@ViscountVileyeah it’s portrayed as morally wrong on their part. The whole point of the film is that these nasty men are only attracted to Bella when she’s not smart, I.e can’t think for herself; she becomes intelligent and they decide she’s not appealing anymore. It’s very telling satire.
@@ViscountVilewhy do you think so much people is suddenly loving this shite?😏 Homie didnt gave a girl the brain of a woman cuz the filming would be illegal😂
I love how the background music sounds so ominous and dissonant, especially when paired with Bella's and Duncan's weird, chaotic dancing. Jerskin Fendrix is an absolute genius!
This was the moment he fell in love with her i think. From being embarrassed by her childlike behavior to instantly and spontaneously jumping in to dance with her. Albeit he was trying to control her but he expressed his love in his own understanding of it. Beautiful scene, this film has become my number 1 of all time.
this is the second time Yorgos has absolutely blown me away with a dance sequence. I don't know if the same choreographer worked on this as the scene in The Favourite, but the way it combines modern elements with classic dance, and here especially incorporating Bella's physicality, is just amazing.
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Ruffalo skipping onto the dance floor had me and my theater absolutely rolling.
Me too😂😂😂😂😂
Had the same at our theater) cane back for this energy
It’s the funniest thing I’ve seen in a movie in a LONG time
That is officially one of my favourite scenes of all times!
I was laughing so hard at this one 😂😂😂
haha yes that skip had me laughing , especially with the music going on, perfection.
Sure the odd dancing is great, but that strange music drew me in instantly with that first note.
The part where the fighting starts is my favorite, where it gets folksy.
Brilliant piece, choreography and cinematography compliment it absolutely perfectly
That's a reinterpretation or a desconstruction of a portuguese tradicional music genra: rancho.
The music is PERFECT
Yeah its catchy, but the off melody creates a sense of "wrongness" to the scene along with the jerking dance moves. Something is off but you can't quite figure out what.
Ruffalo should have also won something for this role! He was hilarious and phenomenal.
I just love Yorgos Lanthimos' unique and special approach to find beauty in weirdness. Here's a character who's not trying to attract attention by dancing, she's just being herself.
Yes, we all saw the scene and know what it means. I like Yorgos but it's not like he's the only one who can ''find beauty in weirdness'' (and it's not exactly about ''beaty'' anyway)
@@nl7607ok, why is it bad tho to you? Just curious
Go watch a porn flick .. this movie is disturbing and weird.
@@nl7607
your comments are written like dialogue from the film
@@nl7607 nope, i just found it amusing
The dinner scene was the pivotal moment in the movie! Her discovering dance for the first time and REALLY letting herself be FREE (dance like no one is watching) - and Mark's character still trying to 'control' her by forcing her to do a more formal dance - and she constantly broke away from himto do what SHE felt....such a foreshadowing moment! This movie is BRILLIANT!
Yesssss! I love the way that every time he tries to force her into the accepted formal style of the dance, she flips it on him and pulls him into HER version. Every move, every time. He never had a chance.
It was genius, especially the way it interrupted a severe lecture from him about the way their affair was supposed to have progressed. It was the whole theme of the movie, summed up in less than two minutes. Actually, it could be condensed even further, into those few seconds when he tried to force her into the standard waltz position in which the male leads and the female goes where she's told, and she spun it into a stranglehold on HIM and steered him where she wanted him to go.
Yorgos gets more out of a dance scene than any other director I can think of!
What do you think Aristotle meant when he said "Dance like no one is watching?"
😂😂yes this ...
@@AbsentWithoutLeaving Bella's way of fighting back in a way... yeah
0:55 I’m obsessed with what Ruffalo does here
same! i think this was the most hilarious scene in the entire movie! i keep coming back to watch this! lol
1930s cartoon dance😅
same. I can't figure it out, but it's so weird to watch.
I favored him for the Oscar over RDJ.
It really does seem like a move one would do on-the-fly to get with the jarring music their naive lover is so into, but still being uncomfortable about how assertive her dance moves are. Love this movie for a lot of reasons but the actors’ small details to their parts really sells it. Always knew Ruffalo was a talent though.
Ruffalo's facial expressions and acting in this scene should have deserved an Oscar
Ruffalo was amazing in this movie
@@DavidTJohnson-nk8kbhe was 😂
This was honestly one of the coolest scenes I've ever watched in a movie
There is a very similar scene in the Favourite, another Lanthimos film. He seems to have a thing for filming unusual dance scenes.
Yeah, i think this may have knocked off mia and Vincents' dance in pulp fiction....
This is such a GREAT scene in the movie. And watching Mark’s character, trying not to be embarrassed by her constant childlike mannerism, by jumping into dance with her. The timing is perfect in the movie, and generated a huge laugh from the audience. Such a great film
I didn’t take it that he was embarrassed but that’s an interesting interpretation. The couple who asks Bella to hang out with them afterwards and the old man winking at her shows that people seemed to like her dancing. Nothing to be embarrassed by. I think Mark Ruffalo’s character just didn’t want her having all of the attention or wanted to be a part of it at least.
And yet it also feels very 19th century, and turkish in some manner.
Goofy ass movie
@@hicksznhe wanted to control her, isn't it obvious from the dance ? God, some people are so dense...
I took it as he was controlling the moves so he wouldn't be embarrassed
Ruffalo’s dance when he comes back into view makes me smile every time.
I laughed really loud in the cinema at this! 😂
I can't put into words how hilariously perfect the sudden fisheye shot of Ruffalo walking over to quietly bear wrestle the other man is.
And how he can’t beat him even more hilarious kdjshsjsu
When a load of serving staff get involved and start grappling with each other in the same silly way, it becomes even funnier.
the fisheye lens effect is used whenever bella is seeing a new type of situation that confuses her.
@@douglasharley2440thank you so much, I was confused as to why that was done. came to comments to find the answer!
Your sad face makes me discover angry feelings for you 😂😂😂. I lost it at the theatre
😂
I LOVE IT WHEN
MARK G. STARTS HIS CHARLIE CHAPMAN DANCE STEPS! EMMAS IMITATION OF A CHILD LEARNING TO DANCE FOR THE FIRST TIME IS JUST WONDERFUL TO WATCH!! ❤ 😊
Emma and mark were just marvelous in this movie
“You, like me, are a creature of freedom in the moment”-what dialogue!
LMAOOOOOOOO mark ruffalo tip-tapping his way over to bella will never not be absolutely hysterical. absolutely hilarious. 😂😂😂😂
My favourite ever comedic performance by a typically serious actor. Mark ruffalo was brilliant in this
Ruffalo's bravado walk to the winking man and then just descending into a pathetic rugby scrum is perfect. Any Saturday night in the UK
"She's a maniac, maniac on the floor,
And she's dancing like she's never danced before..."
YES PERFECT SONG FOR THIS SCENE LOL FLASHDANCE !
she quite literally has never danced before, you can tell this is her first time 😂
@@dandeliar9213 lmao
Check out dogtooth, Lanthimos references flash dance in that
@@dandeliar9213 no shit sherlock
Emma just won the Oscar!!!
💃
I love how Duncan tries to dance with Bella the traditional way but Bella does her own thing and Duncan just goes along with it 😂😂
I really really love ruffalo’s entrance into the floor!
The man at 0:28 is Jerskin Fendrix, the composer of the score. Such a brilliant work!
Oh yeah? He’s so sexy 😊
It’s his first movie too! I hope he wins this award season
What's the instrument he's playing with that crazy foot pedal?
Aka Foreskin Jendrix.
@@mrsunshine518I don't know what it is but it made me think of something out of Dr. Seuss!
Honestly, I rarely laugh out loud in Movies, but Mark Ruffalo's delivery was absolutely incredible. 10/10
The man playing the strange instrument at 0:27 is actually Jerskin Fendrix, the composer of the film score
This scene was amazing to see in the theater. Duncan, so self-serious, trying as best he can to keep up with Bella and turn her dancing into something that an onlooker might think is fashionable. And then Duncan ?? fighting ?? but it's just him grabbing people ?? I loved every second of it.
This scene is absolute genius! My favourite scene in the film. Bella has never been taught to dance, has probably never seen dancing in God's house......yet the music compels her body to move to the rhythm.
The fisheye lenses are becoming a Yorgos classic choice. I love it
What does it mean? Like why does he use it.
For me it feels like a go pro , but I guess he wants his own styles , here it makes the scene even more burlesque than it is supposed to be , so it works well
@@dangerislanderits nothing new. Check some old The french wave movies. The directors use it all The time
@@angc1456so not only is it dumb and pretentious, but he ripped it off some other dumb pretentious fuck?
This dancing broken down shows me this pattern in their relationship.
Freedom, control, compromise, escape, and capture. There's a huge story in the dance moves
I was really surprised by how genuinely hilarious this movie often was. And now, thankfully, both of these guys are now nominated for Oscars!✌️🌟
Congrats to Emma!!! She brought acting to a whole new level and totally deserved the win!!!
that fisheye scene with Ruffalo beating this man is absolutely genius
He wasn't even beating him. I don't know wtf he was doing.
@@sirleo5103 he was trying to beat him
Also overused in ''avant garde'' films.
why
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849I’ve literally never seen such a wide fisheye lens used before in a film, so I found it pretty unique. I wouldn’t say its overused at all.
This is the most iconic dance scene that I have come across since I saw Uma Thurman and John Travolta in the film Pulp Fiction.
Yes almost is number two part of that scene. I thought of that scene instantly in the theater in a surprising way.
Omg yes!!!! Iconic
I like it, but it is very similiar to the dance scene Lanthimos did in the Favorite, seeing him do it twice felt a bit played out.
Saturday Night Fever and Napoleon Dynamite have iconic dance scenes too
Have we all forgotten Wednesday 😂
I'm obsessed with this dance scene, I can't stop watching it
I don't know what I'm more obsessed with... the dance or the music.
Regardless, I keep watching and listening for the joy of it.
Me too. Like the Wednesday dance scene I must watch it over and over.
Okay after Thurman vs Travolta from Pulp Fiction being one of the most cool dances in movie history imo, this one landed right at the same level. Simply brilliant. And whole movie is an absolute masterpiece. Seen pretty much all Yorgos movies, but he has gone above and beyond here.
I just LIVE inside this scene. So imperfectly beauty, dark, ironic, absurd, everything the human being is. This is what i love about cinema.
I don't see how is dark. Cause she is an adult woman that acts like a little girl? Sure. Just hollywood rich ppl shit in a movie. Nothing new.
I don't see how is dark. Cause she is an adult woman that acts like a little girl? Sure. Hollywood rich ppl love this. Nothing new.
this is a seminal performance from emma. she was born to play bella and it's beautiful to see such a talent in her element: taking film to new heights. this performance will go down in history.
Oh ffs... She was born to play MANY characters and have a prolific career. How about watching film first before making any conclusions?
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 what in the world is your problem? i simply was conveying that the character of bella is quite complex to portray in terms of physicality and her unique state of existence as a woman learning everything about the world for the first time and since emma is an exceptionally talented actress, she was well suited to do her justice. i don't even need to have seen the full film as this scene in and of itself attests to what i just said but i know the rest will follow suit. stop making a problem out of everything, i beg.
Have you watched the whole movie ? If NOT then you should also wait until you make such harsh comments. @@yevgeniyaleshchenko849
This is better leading role than that La La Land crap
@@jesseseale2558 i agree this role is far more complex but emma anchored la la land and drew a tremendous amount of depth from a more limited character. as always, she captured a person's whole soul so that certainly warranted her first oscar.
This movie deserves every single award! The acting, visuals, cinematography, costuming, set designs, it’s all FANTASTIC. Easily one of the most amazing movies of this year
Bro what how did Emma do this. Her acting is insane to me. She’s the best actress
She is!
I just become hypnotized by her movements. I didn't know I loved her til I saw this!
Such a brilliant scene. Absolutely love the “off key” music intro. Stone and Ruffalo are brilliant in this.
Emma's furiously, gloriously, audaciously flowing hair in this stupendous scene deserves its own supporting billing.
Yes her hair dances as wildly as she does
She's just amazing !
I haven't seen any comments about how amazing, insane, and funny Emma Stone's jerky movements are when she first gets on the dance floor, before she starts dancing. How did she do that?! It's like she's possessed. One of the many reasons I think Emma was the only one who could play Bella with such a lack of inhibition without it going too far.
Yeah
For me it was ALL Emma Stone
She's AMAZING!
EMMA DEFINITELY DESERVES ALL THE AWARDS AND THEN THE OSCAR
The envy i felt watching Bella on the dance floor, giving herself to the music with free abandonment! And Mark Ruffalo coming to join her with his smooth moves, had me laughing out loud!!
mark ATE this shit up dude
How can some people think that Emma Stone was not deserved of this second Oscar?????? 😍😍😍👏👏👏👏👏👏
the only people who think that are the identity politics fascists who wanted to Lilly to win because of.. her native Americanism versus actually giving anything resembling a leading female performance.
guy playing the 'instrument' at 0.28 is Jerskin Fendrix - the composer of the soundtrack
I’m absolutely fascinated by Jerskin Fendrix’s score! It really is a sound like you’ve never heard before, and that works perfectly because it gives us the same feeling as Bella discovering music and dance for the first time!
Agreed
Well said.
And the music is dramatically compelling and completely unique!
I can’t articulate how excited I am to sit in a theater & watch this
I've been waiting for months!
Just like so many critically acclaimed movies, it's probably going to be more overhyped garbage like Everything Everywhere All at Once, The Banshees of Inisherin, and Tár.
@@sirleo5103damn you have no taste
@@hysteriamv does "taste" constitute weird or boring overrated crap?
@@sirleo5103 Just say you're not interested in absurdism and existentialism, without all the edgy crap lol. Its okay to be a realist and prefer more serious films, but, honestly, what are you lacking in your own life to showcase arrogance and pomp to people on a streaming website? 😂
The fisheye is an amazing edition 🤩 Love that he continued using this after The Favourite. Looks great, can’t wait to see it!
I'm glad you enjoyed the fisheye (so did my wife). For me, I didn't mind that much, but it did made me think of skateboarding videos on MTV
to me its amazing how he combined spike jones music video style with stanley kubrick esque shots all in the same scene and to keep its tone is amazing
@@thisgamegavemecancer1813 That's one of the issues. Because the lenses often change around 10 times within a single scene without ample time between cutting points, it comes across as fairly arbitrary.
@@jamk2668 i should clarify i havent seen the movie yet and was commenting on this one scene but if its that way the whole movie i could see that being bothersome
@@jamk2668when Michael Bay does it people call it trash, but when Yorgos Lanthimos does it people call it masterful directing
I cant believe Ruffalo did this dance!incredible!
(Just got out of seeing the film) Yorgos always has a dance sequence to communicate clearly to the audience just what exactly is happening in the characters’s minds, this is an excellent example of the nuance in his films!
That music is so fire goddamn. Incredible soundtrack
If Emma Stone doesn't win the Oscar, I'm done with those awards.
Me too!!!
I say this every year about someone or some movies, and yet again, here we are 😅
Yesssss
She already won an oscar for la la land
@@toniohumes3082So? If you put on the best performance of the year you deserve the Oscar. It doesn’t matter if you won an Oscar already.
Goodness gracious, Emma Stone’s dancing here is eerily beautiful and terrifying with that music. Wow!
I love the way Emma Stone turns her head when she first hears the music.... You can already tell she's interested in the music and she's picturesque at the same time. 😁
Stone and Ruffalo are both so fantastic here. Probably the best I’ve ever seen them
well i guess you haven´t watch Ruffalos earlie movies.,? much better performance
@@angc1456 or maybe my taste just differs from yours
@@breezingby2611 thats true. But check his other movies.
I had always been a bit mixed about Ruffalo but he's unbelievably funny here, changed my mind on him completely
Well, it wouldn’t be Yorgos without some crazy dance or musical scene. ❤️
I can’t stop watching this
I watch it a few times a day
This is the best dance scene since Pulp Fiction! It matters to the plot and it even contains a fair amount of foreshadowing. This is masterful!
Emma Stone now 2nd time Oscar Winner Best Actress for this MASTERPIECE in the role of a lifetime! This scene is just so ICONIC that’ll make to the film history books, and Mark Ruffalo’s perfect timing & delivery is pure Genius!!! Yorgos Lanthimos has elevated himself into God-level Filmmaker! very few filmmakers can achieve and find beauty and humor within surrealistic weirdness!
Mark Ruffalo is just amazing in this role!
They have set a new high bar for a “first dance “ at one’s wedding 🤣😂🤣 I love this crazy movie SO much
This is the most chaotic thing I've ever seen without context... and now I need to watch the movie 😂
I cried both out of joy and laughter with this scene. Absolutely tremendous film.
tell us why you cried? use your brain like BELLA and share your feelings.
@@angc1456 i will, for it is a happy tale…
@@alexlaurentalexlaurent :) okey good
While the whole scene is gold, I love Ruffalo's double take, 00:32-00:34. 🤣 And Emma Stone's random dance steps 1:19-1:25, wirh Ruffalo skipping around behind her. 🤣
Those two together are magical.... Always amongst my favorite, One would only expect something this intriguing from Emma Stone and Mark Ruffalo...... Bravo......
Emma really nails being a child cause I have seen my students dance exactly like this many times LOL
Outstanding. Never thought I’d see the day where something topped Pulp Fiction’s iconic dance scene for me, but this might be it
Completely agree
Wtf...
@@Dreamcatcher9000 ?
@@nextgenpromotion3542 How old are you?
Have you seen many films?
watching this film with my mum in an almost packed cinema was a great experience!!! All these women absolutely vibing with Bella!!
I watch this more than I should. It’s my favorite movie currently.
Ruffalo just nailed in this role and the scene ❤
Ema stone... what a performance in this movie....
I love how clunky this dance is. I'm so obsessed
I absolutely love the dance segment. Bella’s freedom to do whatever she feels, and Mark Ruffalo waltzing in hopping down to her hahaha it’s got this feel to it that I just have never seen before.
I take back what I said earlier. Saw this today. I have not previously liked this director's film, but damn this one was spot on. Weird, funny, insightful and inspiring. If Stone doesn't win Best Actress, something is wrong.
Lanthimos is my favourite director
The movie was about Hollywood rich ppl fetish, nothing else nothing more. Insightful 😅
Emma is just bringing something into the acting world that makes it better.
That's not a dance, this is ART.!
Which is a dance !
dance is art
@@Sacha_Kudli i meant the whole scene.!
Just saw this film today. Easily my favorite of 2023. Absolutely perfect.
You can quite clearly see in this film that a child's brain, as is inserted into the adult head of bella, is absolutely devoid of ego. And it is in the death of one's ego that the true personality of an individual is revealed. Revealed as a gift for the rest of humanity to observe and thus providing them the impetus to do likewise as mark ruffalo does so in following bella's lead. Wonderful scene!
Nice observation.
I'm worried about the paedophile aspects as from what I've gathered, the (mostly) older men in the sex scenes are highly attracted to her being childlike.
@@ViscountVile it was a woman’s body with the hormones intact that accelerated her mental growth. That’s why she was reading those books. You’re so damn horrible at watching a movie without thinking those things
@@ViscountVileyeah it’s portrayed as morally wrong on their part. The whole point of the film is that these nasty men are only attracted to Bella when she’s not smart, I.e can’t think for herself; she becomes intelligent and they decide she’s not appealing anymore. It’s very telling satire.
@@ViscountVilewhy do you think so much people is suddenly loving this shite?😏
Homie didnt gave a girl the brain of a woman cuz the filming would be illegal😂
The scene that single handedly won Emma Stone the Oscar. And deservedly so!
That skip into the shot is the hardest I've laughed in a while 😂
I love how the background music sounds so ominous and dissonant, especially when paired with Bella's and Duncan's weird, chaotic dancing. Jerskin Fendrix is an absolute genius!
The scene of Mark Ruffalo skipping onto the dance 🕺 floor @ 0:44 and also @ 0:55 lives in my head 🧠 rent-free HAHA 😂
Same😂
This was the moment he fell in love with her i think. From being embarrassed by her childlike behavior to instantly and spontaneously jumping in to dance with her.
Albeit he was trying to control her but he expressed his love in his own understanding of it.
Beautiful scene, this film has become my number 1 of all time.
I like how every Lanthimos film has to at least include one weird dance scene. I really like the one in Dogtooth
Give her another Oscar, she sending me with this performance!
Emma is incredibly talented.
you got it
And she got it sweetie!!!!
Best performance Of the decade
Mark Ruffalo's dancefloor entrance was perfect 😊
Homegirl is winning that second Oscar!
Definitely! I agree. 🙂
Your dream came true
@@NightwingTV yes!!!
Emma Stone's best performance ever and that dance scene is total perfection.
My favorite scene in the whole movie
And this is why she won her second Oscar.
This scene is so completely AWESOME!!!!!
this is the second time Yorgos has absolutely blown me away with a dance sequence. I don't know if the same choreographer worked on this as the scene in The Favourite, but the way it combines modern elements with classic dance, and here especially incorporating Bella's physicality, is just amazing.
This is FANTASY done perfectly
Lanthimos' dance scenes are fucking insane 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
he basically ""stole"" this from the kenzo commercial with margaret qualley
@@giulioperini6985not at all lmao
Best Dance Scene in the History of Dance
man i just love ruffalo ❤
These 2 have a great dynamic in this film, hope they both get what they deserve when it comes to awards time 👍
I am truly in awe of Emma's talent.
They are certainly devouring the scenery.