What's sad is the blacklist script (original premise by the van dyke brother) this actually made proper sense and she did WAY more to figure out whats going on, I bet that's the draft Florence signed onto then got this re-drafted script when it was too late to back out
I’m so curious to know what the original script was like. There was a bidding war over it but then Olivia’s re-writes made this a disappointing movie. I had high expectations after Booksmart.
@@Arbee1000 just look up “Don’t Worry Darling Black List script” and you should easily find a PDF file of it. In the original script, they were Evelyn and Clifford, not Alice and Jack. It was just those two in the simulation and you find that out early on but at first it's a mystery and it's done with blinding white light as she enters something (motel room, closet door) not she thrusts back touching glass. And how it all came to be for them to get to the simulation. She was a successful surgeon and he had a shitty job which he hated and it turned him bitter and jealous of her success which led to their divorce and when he found the program, the process is the girl gets kidnapped, he fakes her death (so no one looks for her) and he places her in the simulation and becomes the stepford 1950s housewife, and when she’s exits out of it, she's freakishly thin as she’s been in there for a while. And in the end, she stabs him repeatedly in the world and passes out from exhaustion and wakes up back in the simulation in a mental hospital as he used the last of his energy to frame her for killing him until her neighbour finds out what “Alice” was saying was true and she set up a way to escape just by leaving the room she’s in at the mental hospital and goes through the door, the blinding light flashes and that's the end. It's a smaller world set up but it was a far more efficient story told than the one that became the movie.
@R. B. There's a youtuber who goes through the movie and compares it to the original script it's a good watch and really makes you extra mad about what the end result was. Search Amanda the Jedi.
I do love after all of the shit Olivia Wilde was saying about her that the overwhelming consensus has been that Florence Pugh was the best part of the movie and deserved better.
Yeah, it does have some good things, but some or most of the scenes I feel like don’t have as much meaning then they would have, if it didn’t feel like the scenes were just a wash and repeat of each other…
Florence literally carrying this movie on her back while feuding with Olivia Wilde speaks volumes of her talent. I genuinely wanted this movie to trump over all the bts drama but nah man I should've been worrying all along darling. That 3rd act is so fucking dumb. Florence deserved better.
There was no feuding, though. Harry Styles' fans started shit about Olivia Wilde back when they were dating, & it resurfaced for this film. Right-wing rags then jumped on the story (because who else can pit woman against woman when there's no actual dispute?) which helped it circulate & gain traction.
Florence is the biggest icon. It makes me happy to think that amazing, talented women like her are role models for little girls, boys and everything inbetween.
@@socialmoon There was feuding. Florence did the bare minimum of promo for this movie where she was lead--especially when you compare it to how she gushes over every other project she is in. She has been posting almost nonstop about A Good Person and was posting about Puss in Boots before that.
@@socialmoon Yes there was. She wasn't fooling anyone. The girl stood AND worked next to her ex boyfriend 2 weeks ago, but literally ignored Olivia at every press event for this. Fangirls are dramatic, but not stupid. It was pretty clear
I'm afraid it isn't the fans, however. Ive been a fan for the past 4 years and the only shit that his fans has started w/him and olivia was the fact that they thought it was all a PR stunt because they were desperate to make sure an 8 year old ship with a former band member, Louis Tomlinson, was "_real_", sadly. They attacked her social media accounts but I'm not sure about how she was treated in public. Blame the directioners
It makes no sense that Alice is a surgeon, yet people would notice if she suddenly stopped showing up for work. Also, Jack didn't want to have to work, yet has to take a second job to pay for the programme, and look after Alice. How is this any better than what he was doing before?
In the original script Jack is supposed to be just some creepy stalker that likes Alice too much so he kidnapped her and put her into this simulation so he and her could always be together
I'm surprised you didn't mention the intake question about whether there is a pre-existing relationship between the client and their chosen spouse. That question implies there are women who were literally kidnapped to be forced into a fake relationship with someone they've never met before, and manipulated into thinking they were married.
From what I've seen before that was the plot in the original script but it was rewritten to make the couple already together in the real world for some reason
@Rylee de Luna After watching Amanda the Jedi's video, I was so mad that there were 2 previous scripts that would have been so much better than this movie
The second that table scene started, I was so mad. I know it’s supposed to show passion or whatever, but like if I spent ALL AFTERNOON making a multi-course dinner then I am not knocking it off the table. GO TO THE FLOOR - ITS RIGHT THERE!!
It’s like when movies show people ripping clothes and buttons are flying off. Like can we not be gentle about this? Those buttons probably flew everywhere and I have to go find them and sew them back on
Wasn't she more concerned about the social commentary it was making about a supposed overarching patriarchy that's supposedly oppressing women in one of the most wealthiest progressive countries in the world that's granted them rights, privileges and opportunities enough for them to write, direct, produce and receive compensation from the movies about their supposed oppressions? All she cared about was the stuffed tomatoes? Lol Women.
I like it when I havent seen the movie before, and after watching the review, I realize I probably had more fun watching the review than I wouldve watching the movie. Thanks, CinemaSins!
I literally paused the video to watch the movie just to see if I agreed. Unfortunately, I do. It was a good movie, but there could have been so much more.
OMG this Bohemian Rhapsody remake was so good! You never showed any particular talent in the area of singing but some of these notes were just right. And the lyrics - someone truly gifted wrote them
The movie never tells us what Jack did for a living, but it was obvious that he was out of work and felt like a loser, to the point where he started taking his frustrations out on Alice. The fact that Alice was a successful surgeon/doctor made Jack feel like less of a man, so in his mind, the balance of power in the relationship was with Alice...he loved and needed her, and, although she loved him, she didn't really need him. So Jack probably decided that if he was going to have to get some crappy job anyway, he would get one to pay for a simulation where he could have the type of world he wanted...where he was the successful, bread-winning man of the house and Alice was the subserviant good little housewife.
but with any successful surgeon, there's no way they would have been struggling financially like they were depicted to have been. That part REALLY annoys me because it was so weak. They should have had her be a waitress or cashier or something.
Was not expecting such a delightful Bohemian Rhapsody parody. The movie absolutely lost me when we learn that Jack didn't want Alice to take more shifts - She's the breadwinner as a surgeon, which can emasculate some men - But the solution was forcing her into a comatose state, where HE has to constantly take care of HER? What a stupid and abusive lose-lose situation.
I love Florence Pugh so much I didn’t even mind this movie. Interesting concept, could have been better. But, my entire thought process at the end of this movie, “Why aren’t her co-workers or family looking for her?!?”
It was said in the original script that jack faked her death so no one WOULD come looking for her, wish they didn’t take that exposition out of the Final Cut
I just couldn’t get over the fact a surgeon…who works 36hr shifts regularly it seems (😵💫) had to “pick up shifts” to make it…like they had no kids, & looked like the were in an average house…a SURGEON! This movie had potential, & I was entertained, but I felt it built up a lot of good tension only to waste it right after (especially that promotion scene where tension was built up just for Harry Styles to…dance 😐)
It’s very possible if she’s in residency. Residents are paid peanuts (barely above the minimum wage in high cost of living cities) and tend to be saddled with student debt. Time wise l agree though. Like pick up extra shifts with what time? 😂
Just seemed like a modern version of the Stepford Wives with a twist. And those moments where Alice kept seeing things like with the eggs having no yolks was just her mind trying to get her to wake up (from the fantasy). And worked in a sense since she did start to question things after those moments.
"I'm so confused Boi, I need a glossary... Because a sleazy bum, Kidnapped Flo, CSI scenario... Anyway the plot goes, it doesn't really matter to me~e... I Sin thee..." Wonderful singing right there!
What I always thought was silly about this whole thing was how the men never got annoyed by Frank and how franks wife didn't get annoyed either until later on. Like the whole reason it all got messy was cause the whole simulation was failing miserably but then Frank would make out like it's the men's fault for not keeping the wives convinced, it's like dude, that's your job to keep them under the spell not ours that's why we signed up for this dam thing!
You scratched the surface of this, but: who is taking care of her bodily needs while he is out working his actual job or jobs all day? Who is taking care of either of their bodily needs while he is in simulation with her? What happens to their simulated life when he loses his job(s) from being exhausted, or has jury duty or an unexpected hospital stay in the real world?
Someone mentioned the egg thing is because she planned on making the tuna salad when she was put into the simulator that day so the eggs weren’t fully “textured”.
This movie had serious potential to be really good. Great, even. The ending credits kinda reminds me of The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy credits, so there's that, I guess. Anyway, I'm obviously going to come back to this again, strictly to listen to that brilliant rendition of Bohemian Rapsody
it has potential, but somehow it's mess. Olivia Wilde said, they left every mistake they made during shooting in the movie, they wanted to seem that way like they intended. She clearly didn't know what she is doing.
This movie is ridiculous, but Bunny said “Jack won’t be there THIS TIME to put you back in” while helping Alice escape implying Jack put her back in last time which is why she woke up in bed in her simulated house after escaping the first time.
SIN: I haven’t seen the movie, so perhaps this point is addressed … but how do these select men find the Victory project? I know that it’s through the podcast, but, if it’s that simple, then the police should be able to find it as well, right? Or a victim’s family member? Or someone who figures it out, pretends to be a client, and then reports the project to the police? SIN: And that town is so tiny. It’s inevitable that someone would get bored or curious and just go out into the desert - no airplane crash needed. It doesn’t need to be the size of the Matrix, but there should be a bunch of entertaining places to go. Even if a woman still became suspicious, it’d make her decision to ask questions much harder - since she’s have more to lose.
This has to be one of my favourites, there was bohemian rhapsody cover, I'm down for it😂😩 you don't sound mad or excited to tear into this one, just over it, the disappointment says it all😭😭
Literally in the same dancing scene another super heavy handed metaphor was when Chris Pine says "who's world is it?" And only the men shout "ours" even the subtitles say "only the men: ours"
"Alice picking up extra shifts was TOO much?" Not to sound like one of your detractors but I legit hope you're joking here. The whole point of Victory is for men to reclaim their status as the provider and women to stay at home cooking, cleaning, and getting knocked up. So yeah, in Jack's eyes, it _was_ too much.
5:49 the "No." did something to me 🤤 Edit: this video definitely suffered from second-movie-itis. it's clear olivia wilde thought that this was going to be so good that people would demand another movie and all the cast would want to work together again. little did she know... hahaha
They spent time focusing on the production and cinematography yet they forgot about the importance of flushing out the world building for the movie. The most important part, when you realize that you can’t provide the details because the whole thing doesn’t make sense, the you will know there’s no way this movie can work…
Florence Pugh, Tilda Swinton, Cate Blanchett, Peter Dinklage, Meryl Streep, Leonardo DiCaprio and Christian Bale are the actors I watch no matter the movie because at least I know I will get a good performance no matter what
So here’s the problem. Even when she gets out her body won’t be able to move. She’s been in that state for three years. She was warned they’ll be after her real body which means she’s a sitting duck. Not only that but even if she could move how can she get out of the straps? Nothing she can do but wait to die at the end of
ok so in Alice’s flashback, Jack is speaking with an accent that is American. The paperwork to join the organization says he chose to be British. So the other men making fun of his nationality makes him uncomfortable because they know hes not British?
They've mentioned before that they try not to throw people under the bus for quality of acting. You just can't tell what goes into what one might perceive as a poor performance - the ability of the actor themselves, the direction, the script they're given, the way the movie gets edited, or simple taste or vision discrepancies from the viewer. Better to be kind where you can be.
@@roguishpaladin i agree. plus he’s a pop star, he’s never had any training in acting! i love harry styles as much as most teenage girls but i love him for his music and performance
if you go and look at how it was supposed to originally end, it makes this ending much more disappointing. But the movie did have some good aspects to it plus I loved the vibes. Florence definitely deserved better and people shit on Harry's acting but think about it he's acting next to Florence ofc he's not going to look amazing next to her. He still did a good job. Also, that bohemian rhapsody parody was *chefs kiss*
@@brandybaker5940 I stumbled upon the original story when I was reading about the drama Oliva had with Florence and in one of those articles they talk about how Olivia and the writers basically rewrote the entire ending.
1:06 Did CinemaSins just reference 2 Taylor Swift songs in a row? "Round and round each time" + "he can't keep his wild eyes on the road" Style "So It Goes" literally the title of So It Goes. I never thought I'd live to see the day he does that lmao
You saved me from watching the entire movie. I started watching it on HBO Max a few weeks ago and only got about 10, maybe 15 minutes into before I decided “nah bro, this isn’t worth watching.”
Not really. Fetal alcohol syndrome was first proposed in the mid 1970s as "proof". Prior to that, eugenics was still considered more of a factor than a pregnant woman drinking or smoking. Or taking quaaludes.
Am I the only person who’s noticed that she was locked down to the bed? If the hospital isn’t looking for her then how is she supposed to get out of the restraints?
18:45 Her name is Alice Warren in reality but the computer now has her listed as Jack’s wife, which would make her last name the same as Jack’s - “Chambers”. In reality, Jack and Alice are not married.
3:20 How does she not get seriously hurt with all the nearby cutlery on the table? Her head goes right where that impressively curved knife and the two-pronged cooking fork thing is. If one didn’t get her, the other one certainly would! (They’re probably not real, but I still wouldn’t risk it. They look real and for me that is scary enough).
yeah but if that's true. that raises so many other points that make this stupid. like, if they can edit their vision like that, why would they make any of the wives even able to see something like the EXIT to the program in the first place?!
That last sin thooo. I think if they had shaved off about 20 min in the earlier part and had it end with Pugh's character in real life hunting down the men that did this to her it would have been so much better of a movie.
What's sad is the blacklist script (original premise by the van dyke brother) this actually made proper sense and she did WAY more to figure out whats going on, I bet that's the draft Florence signed onto then got this re-drafted script when it was too late to back out
Was it originally a book? Cuz that'd be an interesting read
@@nims3563 No. It was all original.
I’m so curious to know what the original script was like. There was a bidding war over it but then Olivia’s re-writes made this a disappointing movie. I had high expectations after Booksmart.
@@Arbee1000 just look up “Don’t Worry Darling Black List script” and you should easily find a PDF file of it.
In the original script, they were Evelyn and Clifford, not Alice and Jack.
It was just those two in the simulation and you find that out early on but at first it's a mystery and it's done with blinding white light as she enters something (motel room, closet door) not she thrusts back touching glass.
And how it all came to be for them to get to the simulation. She was a successful surgeon and he had a shitty job which he hated and it turned him bitter and jealous of her success which led to their divorce and when he found the program, the process is the girl gets kidnapped, he fakes her death (so no one looks for her) and he places her in the simulation and becomes the stepford 1950s housewife, and when she’s exits out of it, she's freakishly thin as she’s been in there for a while.
And in the end, she stabs him repeatedly in the world and passes out from exhaustion and wakes up back in the simulation in a mental hospital as he used the last of his energy to frame her for killing him until her neighbour finds out what “Alice” was saying was true and she set up a way to escape just by leaving the room she’s in at the mental hospital and goes through the door, the blinding light flashes and that's the end.
It's a smaller world set up but it was a far more efficient story told than the one that became the movie.
@R. B. There's a youtuber who goes through the movie and compares it to the original script it's a good watch and really makes you extra mad about what the end result was. Search Amanda the Jedi.
Florence Pugh was the best thing about this movie, she honestly deserved better.
I do love after all of the shit Olivia Wilde was saying about her that the overwhelming consensus has been that Florence Pugh was the best part of the movie and deserved better.
She's too good for this one
She's the best thing in everything she's in.
She definitely was! Florence is a class act that's for sure!
Harry erasure
This movie is so frustrating. It has so many good things but just feels jumbled and confused as a whole
The ending infuriated me because I feel a better mystery was set up.
Yeah, it does have some good things, but some or most of the scenes I feel like don’t have as much meaning then they would have, if it didn’t feel like the scenes were just a wash and repeat of each other…
Indeed
Yea I left the theatre confused.
@@NaraShikamaru21 yeah I was like ooohhh this is interesting…..annnnd it’s over
Florence literally carrying this movie on her back while feuding with Olivia Wilde speaks volumes of her talent. I genuinely wanted this movie to trump over all the bts drama but nah man I should've been worrying all along darling. That 3rd act is so fucking dumb. Florence deserved better.
There was no feuding, though. Harry Styles' fans started shit about Olivia Wilde back when they were dating, & it resurfaced for this film. Right-wing rags then jumped on the story (because who else can pit woman against woman when there's no actual dispute?) which helped it circulate & gain traction.
Florence is the biggest icon. It makes me happy to think that amazing, talented women like her are role models for little girls, boys and everything inbetween.
@@socialmoon There was feuding. Florence did the bare minimum of promo for this movie where she was lead--especially when you compare it to how she gushes over every other project she is in. She has been posting almost nonstop about A Good Person and was posting about Puss in Boots before that.
@@socialmoon Yes there was. She wasn't fooling anyone.
The girl stood AND worked next to her ex boyfriend 2 weeks ago, but literally ignored Olivia at every press event for this.
Fangirls are dramatic, but not stupid. It was pretty clear
I'm afraid it isn't the fans, however. Ive been a fan for the past 4 years and the only shit that his fans has started w/him and olivia was the fact that they thought it was all a PR stunt because they were desperate to make sure an 8 year old ship with a former band member, Louis Tomlinson, was "_real_", sadly. They attacked her social media accounts but I'm not sure about how she was treated in public. Blame the directioners
It makes no sense that Alice is a surgeon, yet people would notice if she suddenly stopped showing up for work. Also, Jack didn't want to have to work, yet has to take a second job to pay for the programme, and look after Alice. How is this any better than what he was doing before?
in the original script it says that jack faked alice's death, which is why people didn't look for her - not sure why they didn't keep that detail in
Yes, that is basically a much less funny wording of two of the sins in this video.
Yes we’ve all seen the Pitchmeeting😊
In the original script Jack is supposed to be just some creepy stalker that likes Alice too much so he kidnapped her and put her into this simulation so he and her could always be together
@@fluffyunicorn7187that makes way more sense and is also much scarier
I'm surprised you didn't mention the intake question about whether there is a pre-existing relationship between the client and their chosen spouse. That question implies there are women who were literally kidnapped to be forced into a fake relationship with someone they've never met before, and manipulated into thinking they were married.
From what I've seen before that was the plot in the original script but it was rewritten to make the couple already together in the real world for some reason
@Rylee de Luna After watching Amanda the Jedi's video, I was so mad that there were 2 previous scripts that would have been so much better than this movie
I bet Violet didn't know that guy
How would that be a sin?
@@FreshSpecimens How is implying that many people in the simulation are victims of human trafficking a sin?
The second that table scene started, I was so mad. I know it’s supposed to show passion or whatever, but like if I spent ALL AFTERNOON making a multi-course dinner then I am not knocking it off the table. GO TO THE FLOOR - ITS RIGHT THERE!!
It’s like when movies show people ripping clothes and buttons are flying off. Like can we not be gentle about this? Those buttons probably flew everywhere and I have to go find them and sew them back on
To quote Harry "this movie feels like a movie... You know "
Out of all the movies to come out in 2022, this one was definitely one of them...
@anna chris pine tried too with his blank stare into nothing 😂
This man can rant about routine for a full 8 minutes.. I expected a giant, inspirational speech from him. >:(
My wife was legit mad about the table munching scene "SHE MADE STUFFED TOMATOES!!" 😆😂
Rightfully so!
Well she got " Stuffed" to make up for that..
Wasn't she more concerned about the social commentary it was making about a supposed overarching patriarchy that's supposedly oppressing women in one of the most wealthiest progressive countries in the world that's granted them rights, privileges and opportunities enough for them to write, direct, produce and receive compensation from the movies about their supposed oppressions?
All she cared about was the stuffed tomatoes? Lol Women.
@@altustalent410 maybe she was concerned about both
@@rahbeeuh Oh yeah, multitasking abilities I forgot that. Aren't all women just wonderful?
I like it when I havent seen the movie before, and after watching the review, I realize I probably had more fun watching the review than I wouldve watching the movie. Thanks, CinemaSins!
This movie definitely supports your theory
Every single Divergent and Maze Runner video is that for me
This channel, AND Pitch Meeting do this for me all the time! lol
I literally paused the video to watch the movie just to see if I agreed. Unfortunately, I do. It was a good movie, but there could have been so much more.
This entire movie is a great representation of the entire industry: style over substance.
Yes the film’s pretty but I want a well thought out story
You’re asking way to much of Olivia wild
if you want something with the premise of that movie but well thought out and well executed, watch black mirror season 4 episode 1
OMG this Bohemian Rhapsody remake was so good! You never showed any particular talent in the area of singing but some of these notes were just right. And the lyrics - someone truly gifted wrote them
He has a unique tone that wouldn’t be considered traditionally great, but he does hit notes that I don’t think he’d be able to hit.
Bohemian rapsody is one of my favourite songs. He indeed sang it SOOO WELL
The movie never tells us what Jack did for a living, but it was obvious that he was out of work and felt like a loser, to the point where he started taking his frustrations out on Alice. The fact that Alice was a successful surgeon/doctor made Jack feel like less of a man, so in his mind, the balance of power in the relationship was with Alice...he loved and needed her, and, although she loved him, she didn't really need him. So Jack probably decided that if he was going to have to get some crappy job anyway, he would get one to pay for a simulation where he could have the type of world he wanted...where he was the successful, bread-winning man of the house and Alice was the subserviant good little housewife.
but with any successful surgeon, there's no way they would have been struggling financially like they were depicted to have been. That part REALLY annoys me because it was so weak. They should have had her be a waitress or cashier or something.
Was not expecting such a delightful Bohemian Rhapsody parody. The movie absolutely lost me when we learn that Jack didn't want Alice to take more shifts - She's the breadwinner as a surgeon, which can emasculate some men - But the solution was forcing her into a comatose state, where HE has to constantly take care of HER? What a stupid and abusive lose-lose situation.
I love Florence Pugh so much I didn’t even mind this movie. Interesting concept, could have been better. But, my entire thought process at the end of this movie, “Why aren’t her co-workers or family looking for her?!?”
It was said in the original script that jack faked her death so no one WOULD come looking for her, wish they didn’t take that exposition out of the Final Cut
Seeing as how Jeremy hates exposition...
@@esm82ify good point! 🤣
There are plenty of plausible ways to explain that away. It's not really that important to the plot.
I just couldn’t get over the fact a surgeon…who works 36hr shifts regularly it seems (😵💫) had to “pick up shifts” to make it…like they had no kids, & looked like the were in an average house…a SURGEON!
This movie had potential, & I was entertained, but I felt it built up a lot of good tension only to waste it right after (especially that promotion scene where tension was built up just for Harry Styles to…dance 😐)
It’s very possible if she’s in residency. Residents are paid peanuts (barely above the minimum wage in high cost of living cities) and tend to be saddled with student debt. Time wise l agree though. Like pick up extra shifts with what time? 😂
Just seemed like a modern version of the Stepford Wives with a twist. And those moments where Alice kept seeing things like with the eggs having no yolks was just her mind trying to get her to wake up (from the fantasy). And worked in a sense since she did start to question things after those moments.
I laughed way too hard at the no whammies for the sin counter 🤣
That joke is so quality though that I would argue you can't laugh hard enough.
SAME i thought it was bc i’ve never heard it before 😂😂
👏🏻 A round of applause for the Bohemian Rhapsody parody 👏🏻
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
"I'm so confused Boi, I need a glossary...
Because a sleazy bum,
Kidnapped Flo,
CSI scenario...
Anyway the plot goes, it doesn't really matter to me~e...
I Sin thee..."
Wonderful singing right there!
This movie makes a lot more sense when you know what they CUT OUT. I mean fuck, Olivia Wilde, DONT CUT IMPORTANT PLOT POINTS
Where can I find what got cut out?
@Braeden Kraft-Rudolph a script is floating around somewhere online.
i love the quoting of style lyrics. you mixed it in so well i was so caught off guard. honestly this video was amazing. well done
My dad grew up in the 50s and 60s. He scoffed and laughed out loud at the idea of _any_ Studebaker outrunning a ‘61 Corvette!
My wife and I were so mad when it came to the dinner table part, she made an amazing looking dinner just to throw it on the ground 😫
What I always thought was silly about this whole thing was how the men never got annoyed by Frank and how franks wife didn't get annoyed either until later on. Like the whole reason it all got messy was cause the whole simulation was failing miserably but then Frank would make out like it's the men's fault for not keeping the wives convinced, it's like dude, that's your job to keep them under the spell not ours that's why we signed up for this dam thing!
You scratched the surface of this, but: who is taking care of her bodily needs while he is out working his actual job or jobs all day? Who is taking care of either of their bodily needs while he is in simulation with her? What happens to their simulated life when he loses his job(s) from being exhausted, or has jury duty or an unexpected hospital stay in the real world?
Maybe that’s why she gasped when she woke up.
After I saw this movie, I thought it was just a dream for some reason and forgot about it 💀
I had the same thing happen with the green knight
Movies like this make me wish there was a studio that took movie with great potential that sucked, and remade them as the better version
As long as Chris Pine and Florence Pugh stay, they’re brilliant
Hah I’ve thought about that on multiple occasions
I love how randomly observant he is: “this far-too-large pet rock!”
Someone mentioned the egg thing is because she planned on making the tuna salad when she was put into the simulator that day so the eggs weren’t fully “textured”.
Ok but the part where Jack was dancing to Marcel's musical number speech (which is actually Harry Styles himself) had me dying 💀💀
This movie had serious potential to be really good. Great, even. The ending credits kinda reminds me of The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy credits, so there's that, I guess. Anyway, I'm obviously going to come back to this again, strictly to listen to that brilliant rendition of Bohemian Rapsody
it has potential, but somehow it's mess. Olivia Wilde said, they left every mistake they made during shooting in the movie, they wanted to seem that way like they intended. She clearly didn't know what she is doing.
My take away from this is that I really like the saying
The cats so far out of the bag it’s been adopted and catching field mice
ok I gotta say the Bohemian Rhapsody parody was awesomely done. Luv this channel.
You have so many funny bits but 17:00 is the best joke ever.
I would have loved watching this movie with Florence Pugh and Chris Pine as the two main leads and just him being creepy
This movie is ridiculous, but Bunny said “Jack won’t be there THIS TIME to put you back in” while helping Alice escape implying Jack put her back in last time which is why she woke up in bed in her simulated house after escaping the first time.
if this is a simulation i am happy that they atleast gave us cinemasins in it
SIN: I haven’t seen the movie, so perhaps this point is addressed … but how do these select men find the Victory project? I know that it’s through the podcast, but, if it’s that simple, then the police should be able to find it as well, right?
Or a victim’s family member? Or someone who figures it out, pretends to be a client, and then reports the project to the police?
SIN: And that town is so tiny. It’s inevitable that someone would get bored or curious and just go out into the desert - no airplane crash needed. It doesn’t need to be the size of the Matrix, but there should be a bunch of entertaining places to go. Even if a woman still became suspicious, it’d make her decision to ask questions much harder - since she’s have more to lose.
that taylor swift reference was amazing lmao
i was so taken back !!💀 hoping someone else noticed!!🫶🏻
Timestamp?
I was also wondering wtf happened to her when she woke up. She was tied to a bed. They should've gone with the original screenplay
To go from watching Don’t Worry Darling to My Policeman at the theaters within a few days, the sins are unfathomable.
1 sin for knocking food over the table, because that's how you get ants. 200 sins for trying to outsmart Kubrick and Lynch and failing miserably.
Your Bohemian Rhapsody parody was literally the best thing you have have done whilst sinning a movie. Absolutely fucking genius!!! 😂😂😂😂😂
This has to be one of my favourites, there was bohemian rhapsody cover, I'm down for it😂😩 you don't sound mad or excited to tear into this one, just over it, the disappointment says it all😭😭
"The movie's attempt at an M. Night movie deprived us if something more meaningful"... it gave us an M. Night movie.
Jeremy's singing has definitely improved over the years. One sin removed
Literally in the same dancing scene another super heavy handed metaphor was when Chris Pine says "who's world is it?" And only the men shout "ours" even the subtitles say "only the men: ours"
"Alice picking up extra shifts was TOO much?"
Not to sound like one of your detractors but I legit hope you're joking here. The whole point of Victory is for men to reclaim their status as the provider and women to stay at home cooking, cleaning, and getting knocked up. So yeah, in Jack's eyes, it _was_ too much.
yes but the point is that then he ended up having to be the one to do that for both of them so how does that make sense
5:49 the "No." did something to me 🤤
Edit: this video definitely suffered from second-movie-itis. it's clear olivia wilde thought that this was going to be so good that people would demand another movie and all the cast would want to work together again. little did she know... hahaha
OK, that “Bohemian Rhapsody” riff absolutely made the video.
They spent time focusing on the production and cinematography yet they forgot about the importance of flushing out the world building for the movie. The most important part, when you realize that you can’t provide the details because the whole thing doesn’t make sense, the you will know there’s no way this movie can work…
IT'S THE TAYLOR SWIFT JOKE AT 1:05 FOR ME. Hahahahahaha brilliant
The best part of every video in this platform is "Jack" dancing to Marcel´s speech. Amazing!
6.8k views and under 500 likes?!? Let’s go everybody!! So much work is put into these and we all love them so much.
Wrote an essay on this awful thing for my English exam, got an 8/10 lol
That's 8.5 more than I give this film, so well done!
That musical number you sang was the best thing to come from this whole film
Florence Pugh is a bit like Peter Dinklage - it does seem that both often feel too good for their movies.
Florence Pugh is taller though
Florence Pugh, Tilda Swinton, Cate Blanchett, Peter Dinklage, Meryl Streep, Leonardo DiCaprio and Christian Bale are the actors I watch no matter the movie because at least I know I will get a good performance no matter what
@@yc0995 Yeeeeeeees. And Jim Carrey
So here’s the problem. Even when she gets out her body won’t be able to move. She’s been in that state for three years. She was warned they’ll be after her real body which means she’s a sitting duck. Not only that but even if she could move how can she get out of the straps? Nothing she can do but wait to die at the end of
"What is the enemy of progress?"
"Congress?!"
Hahahaha. 😂 😭
ok so in Alice’s flashback, Jack is speaking with an accent that is American. The paperwork to join the organization says he chose to be British. So the other men making fun of his nationality makes him uncomfortable because they know hes not British?
Yes
Ah, excellent. The only time I will ever watch this movie.
Though my favorite thing about it is it feels like a movie.
Classic CinemaSins at it again
Was not prepared for that glorious concert but I am so glad it happened.
When I saw the first trailer I was so excited!!......then I kept seeing more about the actual movie and...yeah
Expected at least one sin for Harry Style's acting
They've mentioned before that they try not to throw people under the bus for quality of acting. You just can't tell what goes into what one might perceive as a poor performance - the ability of the actor themselves, the direction, the script they're given, the way the movie gets edited, or simple taste or vision discrepancies from the viewer. Better to be kind where you can be.
@@roguishpaladin i agree. plus he’s a pop star, he’s never had any training in acting! i love harry styles as much as most teenage girls but i love him for his music and performance
@@lexi6487have you not seen him dunkirk? That was great. Or iCarly? (ICarly was a joke. That was a travesty 😂)
@@lexi6487he’s definitely had training…
Florence's back had to be sore after trying her best to carry this movie.
*Thank you* for mentioning the overcooked bacon.
"You can do what you want with my music, but don't make me boring." - Freddie Mercury
if you go and look at how it was supposed to originally end, it makes this ending much more disappointing. But the movie did have some good aspects to it plus I loved the vibes. Florence definitely deserved better and people shit on Harry's acting but think about it he's acting next to Florence ofc he's not going to look amazing next to her. He still did a good job. Also, that bohemian rhapsody parody was *chefs kiss*
@@brandybaker5940 I stumbled upon the original story when I was reading about the drama Oliva had with Florence and in one of those articles they talk about how Olivia and the writers basically rewrote the entire ending.
The “Bohemian Rhapsody” parody was the best part of this movie, and then you realize it’s just Jeremy and not actually a part of the movie 💀
okay. its been a while but that spinning camera scene got me hahahah
1:06 Did CinemaSins just reference 2 Taylor Swift songs in a row?
"Round and round each time" + "he can't keep his wild eyes on the road" Style
"So It Goes" literally the title of So It Goes.
I never thought I'd live to see the day he does that lmao
You saved me from watching the entire movie. I started watching it on HBO Max a few weeks ago and only got about 10, maybe 15 minutes into before I decided “nah bro, this isn’t worth watching.”
I'm pretty sure "pregnant women shouldn't drink alcohol" was common knowledge even back in the 1950s.
I think it's always been common knowledge.
Not really. Fetal alcohol syndrome was first proposed in the mid 1970s as "proof". Prior to that, eugenics was still considered more of a factor than a pregnant woman drinking or smoking. Or taking quaaludes.
You would think, but that was back when doctors actually promoted smoking, so...
The 1950s was a long time ago.
@@alexmapp5444 No, it hasn't.
@@SgtSupaman 70 years.
With all the behind-the-scenes shenanigans that went on, I'm hoping for the movie ABOUT this movie.
13:00 Nice Press Your Luck reference! 😂
The only thing I know about this movie is Harry Styles spitting on Chris Pine drama
Thank you for sinning the Harry dancing scene so much, that was by far the most unsettling part of this movie.
Am I the only person who’s noticed that she was locked down to the bed? If the hospital isn’t looking for her then how is she supposed to get out of the restraints?
Oh. My. God. Jeremy singing in this is life and I must have more of it!
Honestly, I came for Harry and Florence and stayed for Harry and Florence.
18:45 Her name is Alice Warren in reality but the computer now has her listed as Jack’s wife, which would make her last name the same as Jack’s - “Chambers”. In reality, Jack and Alice are not married.
3:20 How does she not get seriously hurt with all the nearby cutlery on the table? Her head goes right where that impressively curved knife and the two-pronged cooking fork thing is. If one didn’t get her, the other one certainly would! (They’re probably not real, but I still wouldn’t risk it. They look real and for me that is scary enough).
I love how Cinema Sins used a still of both women holding each other. Nice nod
10:22
Because to the doctor it isn’t redacted, he can see it clearly.
The program edits her vision.
yeah but if that's true. that raises so many other points that make this stupid. like, if they can edit their vision like that, why would they make any of the wives even able to see something like the EXIT to the program in the first place?!
A whole lot of tension for barely any payoff.
At least there was a cinema sins we got out of it.
I must have absolutely avoided all marketing for this movie because I had no idea what it was about before this video
God bless you for that Bohemian Rhapsinny moment. That made my Valentine's Day.
No one gonna talk about that song break?? Encore my friend, that was gold!
you just dropped the best niche rendition of a queen song and thought I wouldn't notice
That little number he broke out in almost took me out 😂😂😭😭
I can't believe you added the audio from the Best Song Ever music video LOL
That last sin thooo. I think if they had shaved off about 20 min in the earlier part and had it end with Pugh's character in real life hunting down the men that did this to her it would have been so much better of a movie.
1:03 THE STYLE REFERENCE IM LITERALLY CRYING
Can we just admire the singing number by sins guy at 17:02
22:38 WHAT A GOOD POINT MAN , THAT'S TRUE .. Changing diaper & catheter, Bed sores, atrophy legs LMAOO
I did not expect that BANGER of a cover in the middle of this video. Thank you.
2 minutes in and the harry and 1d jokes are killing me😭
1. WE GET IT, HARDY HAR HAR, 1D
2. TAYLOR AND HARRY DIDNT DATE
I love how the Sin Tally screen is basically Harry Styles’ excuse of an angry face lol