Just watched this and it really sneaks up on you- if you’re a fan of raw, naturalistic indie filmmaking (you know, the kind that gets labeled boring a lot) this is an absolute must see. Can’t get it out of my head
Really? It could've been more interesting if the plot was about they hunt her boyfriend for impregnated the girl without marrying her.. Damn.. What a pussy guy, doesn't wanna responsible for what he's done.
@@rafliamanda9669 That's if the "boyfriend" was the one who impregnated Autumn because Hittman left the door open to the idea that her stepfather was abusing her.
@@rafliamanda9669 ok, it'd be more interesting for you, doesn't mean it'd make it more interesting for others, remember that we're all different. There's plenty of revenge, violent etc movies out there so personally, I'm looking forward to watching it in the way it's made to be, a movie that makes us feel ✌
@@jhordanroberth2701 Yes I have. The Souvenir and Pain & Glory didn't speak to me at all. I would never recommend those to anyone. Gloria I didn't find any better than the original. My point is Never Rarely is extremely good. You can throw as many other indie titles at me as you want. I think it is the best I've seen in a long time. It's also just an opinion.
In case you're wondering if you are not an adult in Pennsylvania "one of your parents or a legal guardian must sign a consent form if you want to have an abortion, unless you are married or emancipated (legally free from authority of parents)." Parental involvement is not required in New York.
@@jibarjibar5741 When many parents don't approve of abortion and/or will punish their daughter for being sexually active, parental consent for abortion is obviously inappropriate.
I get it, but that’s a little one sided in my opinion. It’s foolish to think kids won’t have sex, and it is also daft to think all households are sane and reasonable with their teenagers. It comes to personal accountability and liability. As a parent you want to be informed and involved with your child’s healthcare, especially a procedure that can have extreme consequences. I would never lay a finger, operate, or stitch up another parents, or guardians, child without their permission, unless it’s life or death. You can’t expect the majority of good parents to be ok with somebody doing a medical procedure without their consent. In a perfect world the stigma of abortion would be nonexistent and parents would face the fact that kids have sex and would want to do what’s best for their child with no judgements. Educate kids on safe sex, mental health, and biology. Hopefully that will blossom into a new generation with more accepting parents and better laws to ensure safe procedures of this kind with a society that will see it for what it is, a medical procedure.
@@garlicknot887 Do you think abortion never happened in the good old days when it was illegal? Young people have sex. Young people do irresponsible things. This is not new. If you were at all normal you probably did some stupid things when you were a child too, things you look back on now and thank g*d you lived to tell about it. Maybe have some compassion and understanding that most of us weren't the perfect child that you apparently were?
I've never been in a situation that the main character. Something about this trailer just hit me hard. And I have no idea why. I never cry when watching trailers.
It made me bring back memories of being a teenage girl trying to find navigate life, after getting pregnant and having to make the decision of keeping the baby or not. Which is weird because I’m actually a guy and I actually don’t relate at all lol
This movie is so beautiful and heart wrenching. I had a chance to see it before the whole lockdown thing happened and it's a film that sticks with you for a few days. It really makes you think about girlhood/ womanhood and the complexities of coming of age. It's more than an "abortion" movie as many in the comments are implying. I highly recommend everyone check it out.
Just watched the film and its heartbreakingly real happenings for teenage pregnancy. I would have to commend the cousin for never leaving her side even how grumpy she is. Their performance is spectacular!
As someone still reeling in the emotional aftermath of an abortion, this trailer brought tears. It is so heartening to see that women are not isolated or alone in these experiences, and I hope that we are soon in a space where we can talk about these things more openly. Without judgement but with access to care. Watching this weekend.
Oh please! You say this like women's issues don't already get tons of attention and spin. How about a movie that chronicles all of the hardships that non powerful/non wealthy MEN face in western society? Unless you're a rich and well connected white man, it is much harder to be a man than it is to be woman in today's misandrist/man hating, feminist pandering society.
There have been so many shows and movies about this. Why is everyone acting like this is the first one ever made or that it is so vital to the world “right now” as opposed to twenty years ago, thirty years ago, or whatever length of time? Stop being so dramatic.
This is exactly the kind of story that needs to be told right now. This looks intense for me, i couldn't imagine how some women will feel watching it. Bravo for telling this story.
Amazing film. The relationship between her and her cousin was beautiful and it's such a sad and frustrating the journey protagonist had to go through. Ideally, this should at the very least receive an Oscar nod but we'll see...
Probably my favorite score of the year so far. Maybe not the highest bar to climb considering how little films we’ve seen from 2020. But it would still be up there even in a normal year.
Just saw the movie a while ago in the TV. And I was glued to it just at the start when Autumn was singing while playing the guitar. Very poignant new actress like Ronan Movie
I see movies get awards all the time. And they seem interesting and I feel like watching them - but they're never available when they receive the award, and by the time it's out I will have forgotten about it. We need to restructure something about the industry so people can get a chance to enjoy the art when it's fresh.
@@julianatalksfilms7112 It's on my list, but where would I find it? I'm not in the US, and even if I were I'm sure it's only showing in select cinemas. Even when it's out on DVD or whatever, it's no where near popular enough to be streamed. It's just impossible. I go through this issue about 10 times every year - it never seizes to be a problem.
@@98Zai It's actually on Amazon, iTunes, and Google Play for streaming. Due to COVID-19, Focus Features decided to make the movie available to purchase or rent on streaming platforms. If COVID wasn't an issue right now though, I'd say you might have to look into smaller "arthouse" cinemas that only show indie films. Depending on where you live, you might have to travel to the closest major city in order to go to one of these theaters. You could also look into other streaming services like Mubi or Sundance Now which tend to release lesser known indie films. Lastly, you could become a member to film organizations that hold screenings for indie films and often invite the filmmakers to do Q&As. Memberships are usually under $100 for the year and give you priority access to screeners and events the organizations put out (some of the screeners are even free to attend). Likewise though, you might have to travel to the nearest major city in order to attend these screenings (assuming you're in a smaller town).
@@lillyk7704 Sad for you that you can't face fiction that is based on actual realism. Grow up or don't watch the film. I watched it on VOD and it was beautiful in terms of how it was shot and the acting. I didn't care whether it had a pro-life or a pro-choice message. Just cared for the film- making.
@Trp Account Planned Parenthood didn't pay for this movie and this movie was made by indie filmmakers. It doesn't say abortion is bad or good; it's complicated. Wow, anything you don't like is propaganda. You do realize films have always tackled abortion since the beginning of its creation and is often portrayed as grey. If you do care about child murder, tell your president to stop giving weapons to the country that did 9/11 and is using US weapons to commit war crimes in Yemen. Or go watch films where there is no abortion if you're so triggered by it like Juno and not everything in Hollywood is propaganda or any film outside of Hollywood is propaganda.
@@rickardkaufman3988 Well, your opinion won't be well-received by the Planned Parenthood Federation of America. You see. the whole point of the film is for you to feel sorry for poor Autumn and not have her feel responsible for terminating the life of the baby that you see in the sonogram-you know, the movement of the baby's fingers and toes and the SOUND OF HIS / HER BEATING HEART! These are CLUES leading us to the fact that a living, human being resides in Autumn's womb. But, hey, it's hard to 'PARTY' when you're saddled with a baby. Right?
Great film. Sad as hell. Almost totally cinema verite / guerrilla, like The Florida Project. The beach scene got cut. I don't think the girls had the cash to make it out to Long Beach or Fire Island.
I’d like to see that deleted scene eventually. Shame it didn’t get put on the DVD. Hopefully Criterion will release it soon with the special features it deserves.
I actually got in a DM conversation with Sidney Flanigan, the actress who played Autumn, & I asked her about the beach scene. She said it was just them killing time between the first & second part of the procedures. She said it was incredibly cold when they were filming.
The florida project... I feel ive seen it. Is it the one with the alternative kinda chick with a daughter in a motel and william Defoe is the boss or w.e and she loses her kid in the end
@@SurvivingAnotherDay over that whole thing. I just like the freedom streaming provides. watch it when I want. how I want. pause when I want. and I dont have to be annoyed by the disgusting ahole near me with a sinus infection.
@@jusletursoulglobaby looks like you might be getting your wish after all. A lot of film studios are releasing straight to pay-per-view because of COVID.
@@ravitrageravit yeaaa I saw that. they've priced it at $20 which is appropriate since most would watch in a group. kind of wild tho, isnt it? hope this ends soon, having restricted movements is a nightmare
Movies like this help our your ladies to see they are not invisible or the only one going through these type of situations. There are people who care and what to help you.
It's definitely heavy, but one aspect that makes it so good is that it shows how friendship, perseverance, unity, courage, and other important values and characteristics help a people deal with otherwise soul-breaking situations. The uplifting and inspiring qualities of this movie are maybe the main reasons why it's one of the best movies of 2020.
Thank you for telling this story. I will definitely be going to the theaters to watch....or at the very least, pay for the movie so you can get the support.
As much as I appreciate this it came up as an ad that couldn’t be skipped this is very triggering for some people and I believe it should have the option to not have to follow through with the full advertisement of the movie
In the Best 'HORROR FILM' category I would think. Look, the young woman just wants to party! Why should she be 'saddled' with a baby, for chris sakes???
@@zombi248 actually men’s treatment towards women is one of the big themes of the film. Autumn receives harrasment at home, at work, at school, and even public places from men. It’s a portrayal of how low men can be when it comes to treating women like human beings
I saw this movie. Nobody dies in it, nobody beating up another person, its from the USA but not the regular hollywood trash. Good movie, good acting and music. I think this film is ready for Cannes... Congrats from Europe.
@@etherealone6963 If you remove your politics from the film, you can see it's very good. Also, politics are in every film, mostly from the right or the neoliberal centrists. Never from the left.
Wow do you not have Netflix? The left has invaded everything. Give me a good right wing suggestion I’m in need of something to watch during the isolation.
Rishi Kaufman It surprises me you think most films are right or centrist. I’m a moderate liberal, married to a right-winger (I try not to engage when he starts ranting, or I might throttle him), and I’m constantly hearing from him about liberal Hollywood. It’s made me notice how much of a liberal slant the average movie has, which I’m personally in favor of. If you are a Sanders supporter you may think the Hollywood norm is conservative, but if you look at the whole political spectrum, movies (and journalism) are definitely left of center, overall.
@@alinarose7610 If it's a free country than I'm allowed to get an abortion lol. "What are you going to do about it" Hunny, you sound ten. Ten is not a becoming age for anyone who talks about politics. You can do better than that. Try again. LOL
@@onyxshade5381 If someone breaks into your house or attempts to rob or hurt you, you have the right to kill them in self defense. If your organs will save someone you have the right to not give it to them. Rights do not end before rights to your own body begin
They thought they'd have somewhere to stay and change clothes. Autumn refused the help of the counselor, they also thought they weren't going to stay for long, I guess.
@@jc_3679 which of these do you disagree with and why? If you support abortion you must think one or all of these premises are wrong 1. It is always wrong to directly and intentionally kill innocent and defenceless human beings 2. From the moment of conception, the embryo or fetus in the womb is an independent, innocent and defenceless human being 3. Abortion intentionally and directly kills defenceless and innocent human beings 4. Therefore, abortion is always wrong
@@Adrian-ri8my i simply think a woman who’s already alive has more value than something which has yet to experience life. she should be able to determine whether she goes through with a pregnancy
And yes, pregnancy is different from other life events and medical matters, just as marriage is different from other legal contracts. Re pregnancy: it is different because it is only possible for females and because it has so many ramifications involving privacy, sexuality, cruelty, forced pregnancy, and forced marriages.
@@EverHillsRanch You know what a cell is, you should be able to do the math. All animal cells are identical, the structure of our muscles are exactly the same. You need to contemplate what that means.
@@elgee8837 What about someone who has gone through menopause, had a hysterectomy, or women who are sterile? The lack of a uterus doesn't mean I can't discern right from wrong. Slavers in the antebellum south used the exact same argument: "You shouldn't have any say in slavery unless you own slaves." Bad argument that doesn't refute my points.
doubledawg2006 Like slavery, the denial of women’s reproductive rights is necessary for one part of the population to exercise control over another part of the population. Thanks for coming out though.
@@elgee8837 The "body autonomy" argument has been debunked so many times: can the government tell you not to strangle a child? It's your body, your choice, right? No, if the unborn is a living human being then their right to life outweighs you're right to "body autonomy." No one says legislation keeping you from being murdered is to exercise control over your murderer's body, that's a logical fallacy and doesn't work.
Just watched this and it really sneaks up on you- if you’re a fan of raw, naturalistic indie filmmaking (you know, the kind that gets labeled boring a lot) this is an absolute must see. Can’t get it out of my head
Really? It could've been more interesting if the plot was about they hunt her boyfriend for impregnated the girl without marrying her.. Damn.. What a pussy guy, doesn't wanna responsible for what he's done.
@@gabriela.5235 Yeah.. they guy was really piss me off.. What a coward.
@@rafliamanda9669 That's if the "boyfriend" was the one who impregnated Autumn because Hittman left the door open to the idea that her stepfather was abusing her.
@@rafliamanda9669 ok, it'd be more interesting for you, doesn't mean it'd make it more interesting for others, remember that we're all different. There's plenty of revenge, violent etc movies out there so personally, I'm looking forward to watching it in the way it's made to be, a movie that makes us feel ✌
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I thought this kind of filmmaking doesn’t exist anymore. Intimate, raw, powerful. Thank you, Eliza Hittman.
M. N. Thankfully it exist everywhere, indie filmmaking is thriving
@@vanessaajohn I watch a lot of indie dramas for work. Trust me, 98% of them are nowhere near the level of Never Rarely. It stands out.
@@pb.j.1753 Have you saw The Souvenir, Gloria Bell, Dolor Y Gloria. Trust me it exists everywhere !
@@jhordanroberth2701 Yes I have. The Souvenir and Pain & Glory didn't speak to me at all. I would never recommend those to anyone. Gloria I didn't find any better than the original. My point is Never Rarely is extremely good. You can throw as many other indie titles at me as you want. I think it is the best I've seen in a long time. It's also just an opinion.
You mean progressive propaganda? That's all Hollywood has become.
In case you're wondering if you are not an adult in Pennsylvania "one of your parents or a legal guardian must sign a consent form if you want to have an abortion, unless you are married or emancipated (legally free from authority of parents)." Parental involvement is not required in New York.
Parental consent seems like common sense for any kind of medical procedure on under aged children.
@@jibarjibar5741 When many parents don't approve of abortion and/or will punish their daughter for being sexually active, parental consent for abortion is obviously inappropriate.
@@jibarjibar5741 I agree-- but there are also many family situations that are less than ideal/ abusive where it's not such a simple concept.
I get it, but that’s a little one sided in my opinion. It’s foolish to think kids won’t have sex, and it is also daft to think all households are sane and reasonable with their teenagers. It comes to personal accountability and liability. As a parent you want to be informed and involved with your child’s healthcare, especially a procedure that can have extreme consequences. I would never lay a finger, operate, or stitch up another parents, or guardians, child without their permission, unless it’s life or death. You can’t expect the majority of good parents to be ok with somebody doing a medical procedure without their consent. In a perfect world the stigma of abortion would be nonexistent and parents would face the fact that kids have sex and would want to do what’s best for their child with no judgements. Educate kids on safe sex, mental health, and biology. Hopefully that will blossom into a new generation with more accepting parents and better laws to ensure safe procedures of this kind with a society that will see it for what it is, a medical procedure.
@@garlicknot887 Do you think abortion never happened in the good old days when it was illegal? Young people have sex. Young people do irresponsible things. This is not new. If you were at all normal you probably did some stupid things when you were a child too, things you look back on now and thank g*d you lived to tell about it. Maybe have some compassion and understanding that most of us weren't the perfect child that you apparently were?
I've never been in a situation that the main character. Something about this trailer just hit me hard. And I have no idea why. I never cry when watching trailers.
Wow, I felt the exact same way. This trailer really hit me in the feels.
It made me bring back memories of being a teenage girl trying to find navigate life, after getting pregnant and having to make the decision of keeping the baby or not.
Which is weird because I’m actually a guy and I actually don’t relate at all lol
Be grateful and take a seed... Dont be child killer, say no to abortions!
Rus Rusk It’s not a child yet
This movie is so beautiful and heart wrenching. I had a chance to see it before the whole lockdown thing happened and it's a film that sticks with you for a few days. It really makes you think about girlhood/ womanhood and the complexities of coming of age. It's more than an "abortion" movie as many in the comments are implying. I highly recommend everyone check it out.
Just watched the film and its heartbreakingly real happenings for teenage pregnancy. I would have to commend the cousin for never leaving her side even how grumpy she is. Their performance is spectacular!
As someone still reeling in the emotional aftermath of an abortion, this trailer brought tears. It is so heartening to see that women are not isolated or alone in these experiences, and I hope that we are soon in a space where we can talk about these things more openly. Without judgement but with access to care. Watching this weekend.
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This trailer seems to bring out the problems and situations that some girls face and I feel it will be a real eye opening movie.
I do too. I already know it’s going to be depressing from the trailer tho
@@SurvivingAnotherDay Yeah, your right. But I still want to see how this movie goes
Oh please! You say this like women's issues don't already get tons of attention and spin. How about a movie that chronicles all of the hardships that non powerful/non wealthy MEN face in western society? Unless you're a rich and well connected white man, it is much harder to be a man than it is to be woman in today's misandrist/man hating, feminist pandering society.
I was lucky enough to watch this film at the berlin film festival and its everything you hope for and more.
Master Superblaster pathetic.
The questionnaire hit hard
One of the best movies I’ve seen in years. The realism is flat-out jarring, and the two main, young actresses both turn in extraordinary performances.
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The most underrated film of the last few years. Definitely a masterpiece.
looks heartbreaking, we need this story to be told right now...
You've never seen 16 and pregnant?
Less heartbreaking if she faced the consequences of her actions and didn't kill her unborn child.
There have been so many shows and movies about this. Why is everyone acting like this is the first one ever made or that it is so vital to the world “right now” as opposed to twenty years ago, thirty years ago, or whatever length of time? Stop being so dramatic.
daughterofolaf ...ok then....
This looks like a fun time at the movies......
sharon van etten's song just adds more layers after when watched with this trailer :(
Still crying. What a beautiful movie.
This trailer really got me feeling some type of way
I have only seen the trailer, but the lead's acting here is already astonishing
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the trailer music is Sharon Van Etten - Seventeen
I was gonna like this comment but I saw it had 17 likes so it’s kinda perfect
was about to ask..then saw your comment ... thanks
SVE also plays the mom in the movie
This is exactly the kind of story that needs to be told right now. This looks intense for me, i couldn't imagine how some women will feel watching it. Bravo for telling this story.
I would prefer the story of the mom that decided not to kill her unborn child. You don't hear too many people that regret having their children.
@@doubledawg2006 I'd prefer you minded your own business.
@@elgee8837 Why put your ideas online, on a public forum, if you can't handle the response?
doubledawg2006 You’ve been handled.
@@elgee8837 Handled? You can't debate my points so you tell me to shut up. Great strategy, shows me who's boss.
Amazing film. The relationship between her and her cousin was beautiful and it's such a sad and frustrating the journey protagonist had to go through. Ideally, this should at the very least receive an Oscar nod but we'll see...
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Now at this very moment this movie needs to be watched ! Especially what is going on in the world right now it's not gonna be that easy anymore !!!
One of the best movies I have watched in a long time. seems effortlessly done.
Is no one gonna mention Julia Holter the amazing maker of this movie's score.
Probably my favorite score of the year so far. Maybe not the highest bar to climb considering how little films we’ve seen from 2020. But it would still be up there even in a normal year.
I loved it
It's hard for me to like movies (it at least has to be based on a true story) but this is one of my favorite movies. It's a powerful movie
OH MY GOD THIS SONG WAS ONE OF MY FAVORITES MY HEART STOPPED WHEN IT STARTED TO PLAY
Trying to figure out what song is this, could u pls name it?
@@ricdaguiar seventeen by Sharon von etten!
What was the title of the song?
Just saw the movie a while ago in the TV. And I was glued to it just at the start when Autumn was singing while playing the guitar. Very poignant new actress like Ronan
Movie
I see movies get awards all the time. And they seem interesting and I feel like watching them - but they're never available when they receive the award, and by the time it's out I will have forgotten about it. We need to restructure something about the industry so people can get a chance to enjoy the art when it's fresh.
98Zai huh this one is coming out today.
You should make a running list of the films that interest you so you can go back and check them out when they're available
@@julianatalksfilms7112 It's on my list, but where would I find it? I'm not in the US, and even if I were I'm sure it's only showing in select cinemas. Even when it's out on DVD or whatever, it's no where near popular enough to be streamed. It's just impossible. I go through this issue about 10 times every year - it never seizes to be a problem.
@@98Zai It's actually on Amazon, iTunes, and Google Play for streaming. Due to COVID-19, Focus Features decided to make the movie available to purchase or rent on streaming platforms. If COVID wasn't an issue right now though, I'd say you might have to look into smaller "arthouse" cinemas that only show indie films. Depending on where you live, you might have to travel to the closest major city in order to go to one of these theaters. You could also look into other streaming services like Mubi or Sundance Now which tend to release lesser known indie films. Lastly, you could become a member to film organizations that hold screenings for indie films and often invite the filmmakers to do Q&As. Memberships are usually under $100 for the year and give you priority access to screeners and events the organizations put out (some of the screeners are even free to attend). Likewise though, you might have to travel to the nearest major city in order to attend these screenings (assuming you're in a smaller town).
@@julianatalksfilms7112 Sundance Now sounds interesting, thanks for the tip!
It is a movie that all Supreme Court Justices must be watching right now.
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Hahahahahaha
I only watched the trailer because I recognized the music, glad I watched it now.
Haha yeah me too, it's great that Sharon Van Etten is getting more coverage in stuff.
her cousin went all in for her
she owe her one
i was curious why she didn't thank her cousin even once
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I think it’s because she’s such a broken person she’s afraid to expose any kind of emotion. Abuse does that to people.
Tell me about she was 10 toes down
Sa true yan mars
This song 🥺 Perfect. I bawled through this trailer, so I can only imagine
Name of song pls?
@@ricdaguiar Seventeen, by Sharon Van Etten
Best film of 2020 (so far)
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Sidnay flanigan was so good and a raw perfomance , it remenbers Emily watson in her first movie
easily one of the best movie i've ever watched... 🥺🥺🥺🥺
Has an A24 feeling to it, I'll be watching this.
Yeah. Cause A24 is the only good indie studio out there 🙄
Please do. I saw it yesterday and it's incredible.
Why is A24 synonymous with independent cinema?? Delete this
Definitely not worthy of an A24 movie tho.. this movie was kind of lame
What is A24
I wanna watch this. This sounds like an actual MEANINGFUL movie.
Emmaplayzz Roblox me too but I don’t want her to get the abortion or else I’m gonna have a panic attack in the theatre! That’s stuff hits me hard.
@@lillyk7704 Sad for you that you can't face fiction that is based on actual realism. Grow up or don't watch the film. I watched it on VOD and it was beautiful in terms of how it was shot and the acting. I didn't care whether it had a pro-life or a pro-choice message. Just cared for the film- making.
@Trp Account Planned Parenthood didn't pay for this movie and this movie was made by indie filmmakers. It doesn't say abortion is bad or good; it's complicated. Wow, anything you don't like is propaganda. You do realize films have always tackled abortion since the beginning of its creation and is often portrayed as grey. If you do care about child murder, tell your president to stop giving weapons to the country that did 9/11 and is using US weapons to commit war crimes in Yemen. Or go watch films where there is no abortion if you're so triggered by it like Juno and not everything in Hollywood is propaganda or any film outside of Hollywood is propaganda.
@Trp Account uh
@@rickardkaufman3988 Well, your opinion won't be well-received by the Planned Parenthood Federation of America. You see. the whole point of the film is for you to feel sorry for poor Autumn and not have her feel responsible for terminating the life of the baby that you see in the sonogram-you know, the movement of the baby's fingers and toes and the SOUND OF HIS / HER BEATING HEART! These are CLUES leading us to the fact that a living, human being resides in Autumn's womb. But, hey, it's hard to 'PARTY' when you're saddled with a baby. Right?
This is so somilar to the plot in the book 'Girls on the verge'. Was I the only one who noticed that?
Choose between "never, rarely, sometimes or always" 😪
where did the beach scene go? just watched it
i'm only here to know that exact thing
i think they also cut that scene where her friend talks about what she s gonna do, if i recall correctly the movie cuta to them already travellling
i need to watch that full scene asap it seems so wholesome
I’m really curious about this scene and where it fits. However I’m sort of glad it was cut, I imagine it would feel a bit forced and saccharine.
Great film. Sad as hell. Almost totally cinema verite / guerrilla, like The Florida Project. The beach scene got cut. I don't think the girls had the cash to make it out to Long Beach or Fire Island.
I’d like to see that deleted scene eventually. Shame it didn’t get put on the DVD. Hopefully Criterion will release it soon with the special features it deserves.
I actually got in a DM conversation with Sidney Flanigan, the actress who played Autumn, & I asked her about the beach scene. She said it was just them killing time between the first & second part of the procedures. She said it was incredibly cold when they were filming.
The florida project... I feel ive seen it. Is it the one with the alternative kinda chick with a daughter in a motel and william Defoe is the boss or w.e and she loses her kid in the end
would love for this to be on a streaming service. not going to the theater but would love to see this
What do you have against the theatre ._.
@@SurvivingAnotherDay over that whole thing. I just like the freedom streaming provides. watch it when I want. how I want. pause when I want. and I dont have to be annoyed by the disgusting ahole near me with a sinus infection.
@@jusletursoulglobaby looks like you might be getting your wish after all. A lot of film studios are releasing straight to pay-per-view because of COVID.
@@ravitrageravit yeaaa I saw that. they've priced it at $20 which is appropriate since most would watch in a group. kind of wild tho, isnt it? hope this ends soon, having restricted movements is a nightmare
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This is movie is already hitting hard for me.
You need to have extreme passion for cinema to appreciate this movie
"THIS the most magical sound you ever hear." THAT IS BRUTAL!
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Esta película es una maravilla, hermosa y reflexiva!!
Movies like this help our your ladies to see they are not invisible or the only one going through these type of situations. There are people who care and what to help you.
Great Trailer. Love the soundtrack, thanks dear Sharon van Etten. This is bojack.
Ok so this movie looks like its gonna break your soul and im not ready for that today thank you very much
It's definitely heavy, but one aspect that makes it so good is that it shows how friendship, perseverance, unity, courage, and other important values and characteristics help a people deal with otherwise soul-breaking situations. The uplifting and inspiring qualities of this movie are maybe the main reasons why it's one of the best movies of 2020.
Thank you for telling this story. I will definitely be going to the theaters to watch....or at the very least, pay for the movie so you can get the support.
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Beautiful movie and beautiful trailer
Love the music
As much as I appreciate this it came up as an ad that couldn’t be skipped this is very triggering for some people and I believe it should have the option to not have to follow through with the full advertisement of the movie
Thank you for speaking up this would be detrimental to some of my friends and family.
i was thinking the same thing...
Yeah, I agree.
I had the option to skip it, that's weird.
Your triggers are not everyone’s duty to avoid.
It needs to be seen.
Easily the best film of 2020 so far 💜
In the Best 'HORROR FILM' category I would think. Look, the young woman just wants to party! Why should she be 'saddled' with a baby, for chris sakes???
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Excellent film.
Great movie
I liked It Felt Like Love. Will check this out!
I'm really looking forward to watching this
Amazing and powerfull movie, make me think a lot and make feel kinda blue.
The best movie of 2020
Only a minute and a half into this trailer and im in tears
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An accurate portrayal of how men use, belittle, and objectify women from a young age without any consideration of them as human beings.
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Not saying I disagree with you about how gross men can be, but that’s not what the movie was about.
@@zombi248 actually men’s treatment towards women is one of the big themes of the film. Autumn receives harrasment at home, at work, at school, and even public places from men. It’s a portrayal of how low men can be when it comes to treating women like human beings
Oh give me a break. Women treat men much worst, but beucause it's the norm, nobody finds it wrong. Women have it the easiest, for now
@@GlossaME This is just hilarious
WOW ABOUT FUCKING TIME WE SHINE SOME LIGHT ON THIS PROBLEM!!!! THIS LOOKS INCREDIBLE.
This is a great movie
I saw this movie. Nobody dies in it, nobody beating up another person, its from the USA but not the regular hollywood trash. Good movie, good acting and music. I think this film is ready for Cannes... Congrats from Europe.
Actually a human does die. 🤷♀️
@@etherealone6963 If you remove your politics from the film, you can see it's very good. Also, politics are in every film, mostly from the right or the neoliberal centrists. Never from the left.
Wow do you not have Netflix? The left has invaded everything. Give me a good right wing suggestion I’m in need of something to watch during the isolation.
@@etherealone6963 A Quiet Place or Ghostbusters (1984).
Edit: Forrest Gump is one of the well known conservative films out there.
Rishi Kaufman
It surprises me you think most films are right or centrist. I’m a moderate liberal, married to a right-winger (I try not to engage when he starts ranting, or I might throttle him), and I’m constantly hearing from him about liberal Hollywood. It’s made me notice how much of a liberal slant the average movie has, which I’m personally in favor of. If you are a Sanders supporter you may think the Hollywood norm is conservative, but if you look at the whole political spectrum, movies (and journalism) are definitely left of center, overall.
I’m most definitely watching this
One to see and to look forward: with Sharon Van Etten and music by Julia Holter. What a treat!
I’m about to watch this movie for the first time
she looks like saoirse ronan
i agree!
Omg I thought the same
1:31 I used to have that purple shirt. it's from Walmart
I am from Sri Lanka...
I saw this trailer a while back-still excited
beautiful 💔💔💔
Wasn't expecting this to come on before my daily memes but ok
1:38 was this scene cut from the movie?
:o right
want to see this movie, in a way it does look very interesting and this could be very good.
this song is georgeus i like it
The anti-abortion comments are strong with this one. Just don't watch the trailer if you're so offended by it. It ain't that hard lol.
But it's murder. We have every right to be here, it's a free country after all. So, what are you going to do about it?
@@alinarose7610 If it's a free country than I'm allowed to get an abortion lol.
"What are you going to do about it" Hunny, you sound ten. Ten is not a becoming age for anyone who talks about politics. You can do better than that. Try again. LOL
Maura00 Your freedom ends where another’s begins.
@@maura0026 freedom of speech and killing someone is totally different lmao
@@onyxshade5381 If someone breaks into your house or attempts to rob or hurt you, you have the right to kill them in self defense. If your organs will save someone you have the right to not give it to them. Rights do not end before rights to your own body begin
Such a good movie. Gripping. Emotional. Enriches you.
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Loved the movie, just why did they have to carry this monumental suitcase with them all the time??
They thought they'd have somewhere to stay and change clothes. Autumn refused the help of the counselor, they also thought they weren't going to stay for long, I guess.
huge fan of eliza hittman, she's inspiring a lot of us film makers from south Brooklyn right now. watch beach rats if you like this trailer
A bunch of pro-life people raided the reviews for this on Metacritic and rotten tomatoes. So much for the tolerant right
You think its good to be tolerant of mass genocide of innocent helpless children?
@@Adrian-ri8my yes
@@jc_3679 which of these do you disagree with and why? If you support abortion you must think one or all of these premises are wrong
1. It is always wrong to directly and intentionally kill innocent and defenceless human beings
2. From the moment of conception, the embryo or fetus in the womb is an independent, innocent and defenceless human being
3. Abortion intentionally and directly kills defenceless and innocent human beings
4. Therefore, abortion is always wrong
@@Adrian-ri8my i simply think a woman who’s already alive has more value than something which has yet to experience life. she should be able to determine whether she goes through with a pregnancy
@@rafangille Which of those above statements that I made do you disagree with? And why?
Heart breaking. I am in to watch this movie ASAP.
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Someone tell me the name of the song please! I love it already!
Basically a Planned Parenthood commercial
EXACTLY.
Looks fantastic! Loved Beach Rats as well! Can someone please tell the background song?
Sharon Van Etten - Seventeen
@@Paddy420 thanks
Chorei com o trailer, mano. Imagina assistir do o filme.e
I Want the *Music* ♡!
Sharon Van etten seventeen
Was this a book? If so I want to read
No, but read this book-it’s very similar. ‘Girls on the Verge’ by Sharon Biggs Waller.
Salix Alba OMG THANK YOUUU, I just ordered it
Angelia Q I hope you love it!
And yes, pregnancy is different from other life events and medical matters, just as marriage is different from other legal contracts. Re pregnancy: it is different because it is only possible for females and because it has so many ramifications involving privacy, sexuality, cruelty, forced pregnancy, and forced marriages.
Very good
This movie's story is similar to '4 months, 3 weeks, 2 days' movie released in 2007.
Great movie
This trailer gives me a strange feeling that I really want to protect her.
Yeah me too, i watched the movie on edge, i really didn't want anything to happen to her and her cousin
yeah as i watched the movie, its always make me feel there is something bad that is gonna happen.
I feel like her mother’s boyfriend had something to do with her pregnancy... she was definitely raped
She has a mother
song?
Eighteen-karyn von attin
Man this looks good!
Very sad movie
Imagine all the girls traveling to different states and dying trying to have abortions. Shits crazy
Must see for growing up girls
Excellent
what's the song playing? Thanks
anyone know what the background song is
Sharon Van Etten - Seventeen
People: it’s just a clump of cells without a heartbeat
The same people: *show a fully formed fetus with a heartbeat in the ultrasound*
A heart is a muscle. A chicken nugget is a muscle.
98Zai I didn’t know chicken nuggets were alive
@@EverHillsRanch I hope you know where chicken nuggets come from.
98Zai we are all just chicken nuggets
@@EverHillsRanch You know what a cell is, you should be able to do the math. All animal cells are identical, the structure of our muscles are exactly the same. You need to contemplate what that means.
Teach your young girls that you can say No. I felt bad when that guy put his hand on her leg and kissed her. She didn’t want it
Too bad her unborn child doesn't have a voice, I bet it would love to say no.
@@doubledawg2006 When you can get pregnant, I'll care what you think.
@@elgee8837 What about someone who has gone through menopause, had a hysterectomy, or women who are sterile? The lack of a uterus doesn't mean I can't discern right from wrong. Slavers in the antebellum south used the exact same argument: "You shouldn't have any say in slavery unless you own slaves." Bad argument that doesn't refute my points.
doubledawg2006 Like slavery, the denial of women’s reproductive rights is necessary for one part of the population to exercise control over another part of the population. Thanks for coming out though.
@@elgee8837 The "body autonomy" argument has been debunked so many times: can the government tell you not to strangle a child? It's your body, your choice, right? No, if the unborn is a living human being then their right to life outweighs you're right to "body autonomy." No one says legislation keeping you from being murdered is to exercise control over your murderer's body, that's a logical fallacy and doesn't work.
any other ad will do over and over????
Much better film on the topic than Unpregnant
Yo, what’s the song called?
Seventeen by Sharon van etten
blow thank youuuu