@@pnut3844ableyou're not racist. You just have a different perspective that leans more towards a subjective position that prefers more excitement and speed. It indicates that you may be young. The old, like me, see time a little slower and listening is more important than talking aka different strokes for different folks. 😊
What absolute bullshit. That’s just something that’s said about every popular film - “oh this line was improvised, and that actor’s reaction is for real”..🙄🤦🏻♂️
@@bencarlson4300 Why would she lose? I love Emma Stone, but her character is very different, they both did an excellent job, Emma did a more surreal and theatrical performance, Lily did a more natural performance. Either of them can win.
@@marcelodaneriperez5823 It would be a crime for either of them to lose, but I don't see anyone but Emma walking away with lead actress. Lily is great, but Emma gave one of the best and most unique performances I've personally ever seen.
Lily Gladstone absolutely took charge of this movie and stood above everyone else. That’s not meant as an insult as every actor and extra did a terrific job. Gladstone was just that good.
I need to watch it. The clips alone have me invested. I try to stay away sometimes from movies that I know will make me cry but I’ll have my tissues ready
Absolutely fantastic movie. Loved it from start to finish. And besides the obvious talent on the screen, I find I couldn't take my eyes of Lily Gladstone. She's a true beauty.
@@takiyahaugustine8761 There actually is a plot. The movie is adapted from the book, but the movie is told from a non-Osage perspective. The book plays out like a thriller where the killer is unknown until the very end. Scorsese actually added tons of stuff to the movie that is not in the book, like the scene between Hale and Ernest when Ernest messes up the order, the mention of the 1921 Tulsa massacre and so on. The entire structure of the movie is told differently, including the ending--THAT is the plot.
Well, of course yes. Thank you for the clarification, but yes, I did know of course as they indicate that at the start of the film. Point being, the way the director developed the story and presented it to the audience. @@takiyahaugustine8761
@@michaeltousignant3235 It was a pretty cool experience. The car he is “driving” is on a flat bed trailer with all of the camera and light equipment aiming at them, pulled by a Ford pickup. It took quite a while to shoot that scene! I’d say we were out there about half the day just on that whole street scene.
DiCaprio is great in this film. Its an amazing performance. And he takes his time to let Lilly shine. Lilly is great but DiCaprio brings out the best in all his co stars.
Finally, a movie that honors indigenous people in a positive way. These people sacrificed the city life to live in the harsh conditions in the remote mountains just to stay away from the jews and the negros (negro here merely means black in Spanish as the first Indians mastered Spanish first, because The Spanish were the first to land in America).
She likely will win because she is a really good actress. Yet (to be honest) she most likely will receive it because the Academy will want to look like they are diverse and progressive. They will present the award to a Native actress at a time when Natives are finally starting to get better roles and more representation in films (Hollywood has been pretty terrible throughout its history). Hence, the Academy Awards will want more viewership as it has been dropping over the years. Without a doubt she will be nominated.
I was in this first scene. I remember vividly the day it was filmed. At the 49 second point of this clip, I am in the background walking in a white shirt. I spent over 2 weeks on set and was in different scenes, and it was an amazing experience!
wow thats so cool! You've made your mark on what seems like an amazing film (I haven't seen it yet but I really want to!). Ignore the hater theyre just jealous 😉 blessings from Australia!
@@GraceS-s3j Thank you! It was an experience I’ll never forget. I have so many cool stories and memories of being on set around the actors. Hopefully you will get to see the movie soon! Blessings to Australia from the U.S.!
@@fieldsfamilycookingandoutdoorsI do believe it was quite the experience of a lifetime and can you tell us some of the best moments for you working on that film ? And was there anything about it that turned out not to be what you expected ? Really anything you have to say about your experiences with making this movie I'd love to hear those stories ... the details . And cheers from Dallas , Texas !
I saw the film before 4 days. I am touched into my veins, I cannot take the film out of my head. Thank you Paramount for this incredible film and real story of Mollie coming to the screen living into upcoming generation. Lily deserves the Oscar 🙏💝
Definitely a Martin Scorsese movie. The style of the directing. The music score,and of course using Leo and Robert Diniro. Leo sometimes reminds me of Ray liotta. Especially in wolf of Wall Street. The way he's directed. Definitely a must watch. Some holes, like most Scorsese films. Love it. It's a must watch for sure.
Was the movie violent though? Martin Scorsese's movies often seems to be. I'm interested in seeing this movie but the possibility of it being too violent has me hesitant...
@@Bootstatabootsit’s not egregiously violent but it is violent. It’s all about a seemingly never-ending murder spree which you get to see a lot of, and it’s a pretty horrible true story.
'Enjoy' would not be the correct term. This movie had everything I expect from a great film....I don't think it lost my attention for a single moment throughout. Amazing achievement from all involved.
Opppenheim is a well acted and great film, but I was sooo disappointed Lily didn't win or that this movie didn't win an award at all ! Great soundtrack too.
The only problem I see is that it feels like she should have the emotional capacity based on how confident she is to see that he is hiding something or is trying to take advantage of her.
It does feel that way. And it's hard to say why the real Mollie would marry him. As Leo and Lily said in an interview, from the public records of him, Ernest was fairly simple and not too clever. Perhaps she saw that and didn't deem him capable of something so despicable?
@@ferrisulf I haven’t seen the movie yet but from the clips I’ve seen it seems she IS aware he wants her money but she is smart enough to recognize the basic human condition. No woman sets out to find a broke guy so likewise a poor man will see a rich woman as a catch. It’s an innate desire in all of us to find a mate who elevates us. She & her friends probably couldn’t foresee these people would actually kill to take their money and just assumed these men wanted to marry up and life happily ever after. They get a prosperous wife, she gets a man who can work the farm and give her a couple babies with blue eyes, what could go wrong?
Cool but theure's no hint about anything close to that in the movie. The fact she maries a guy she knows is ll about money without one bit of eplantion on her motives is dumb. Even later in the movie, she suoects him and doesn't want him to get the insulin for her but still take it from him. What's the logic behind that. There is none.@@mikeg2491
Right, that's what made it slightly unbelievable for me, too. But I guess love is blind, that's the way to explain it. He was clever in making himself helpful and considerate towards her, so she probably bought it.
I think she did a good job but the Osage Nation has issues with her. Start off with, she is not Osage. And she is a very obscure tribe that has nothing to do with the culture of the Osage Nation. Also that in the movie she wears Indian clothing all the time altho the Osage Nation then and now does not. This movie also implies the Osage Nation is one of the five civilized tribes. It is not. The five 'civilized' tribes that moved to Oklahoma (Oklahoma is Choctaw for land of the red people) when the Indian Removal act was passed were Choctaw, Chicasaw, Seminole, Cherokee and CREEK. The Osage Nation actually purchased the land from the Cherokee Nation. I live in the Osage Nation-Skiatiook and family members are Osage and Cherokee so this is from my Osage family members. And a Osage citizen neighbor was a consultant on the film. The main gripe of the Osage Nation is this true story (over 600 Osage killed) is this is Osage Nation suffering and history NOT 'indigenous people's or 'native American' and don't particularly like their history being appropriated by others who wete not involvrd in it. Hoping to see a movie on the Drummond family next. They and the Hughes are the the other two families who essentially stole Osage Land. The Osage own all mineral rights on all land in the Osage Nation and are are currently buying the land back as they can.
@Friendofstfrank He didn't say the Osage were one of the 5 civilised tribes, he said the Osage weren't ever part of the 5 civilised tribes. Listen 2 it again very carefully and u will hear it. 4 future reference, b sure u have all the facts b4 u jump in feet 1st. The Osage Nation Principal Chief Geoffrey Standing Bear said in an interview that d director Martin Scorsese portrayed his tribe's culture so well and so accurately and Scorsese filmed d movie entirely on location in the Osage Nation and used the Osage language department on the reservation and the Osage costume designers who all worked on d film 2 make it authentic. The Osage had full involvement in d filmmaking process.
Just watched this movie very disturbing but I had to watch it because I love Leo but Miss Lilly was unbelievable I could watch her playing that role in a series she's got it❤
It's probably because I don't watch a lot of films anymore, or watch a lot of films with Leo in it nowadays... but seeing him on screen while other people celebrate him is kind of refreshing in my opinion. A long long way from home..
They still do, sadly. Also how they’re taking over some cities in Mexico, by gentrification. They demand only English should be spoken in some cafes/restaurants, they can’t serve spicy salsas because it’s too much for their delicate palate 🤣🤣🤣
Esperemos que así sea, pero lamentablemente creo que no se lo darán, ya que a las películas de Scorsese siempre les hacen las mismas injusticias, no entiendo por qué.
@@OVHOEAubreythePedophileKingthe film wasn’t trying to make money in theaters it was only there so it could get nominated for awards season. Film is on Apple TV which is certainly gating people from watching it at home cause ain’t nobody getting that streaming service.
I am truly looking forward to seeing this soon. I think Mr. Scorsese will be known as the best filmmaker of all time. The whole scope of it, the masterwork level of craft in the acting, it just looks like a winner from every perspective. She's a wonderful find. Natural. She has a real face. Right? A real face which looks lovely. I watched this and I thought she has a 'mona lisa' quality in her understated and quiet beauty. As a viewer I can't tell you how refreshing it is to see native women on screen and how wonderful it is to see a real woman onscreen. I'm guessing that it is difficult to cast historical pieces because of all of the cosmetics and color work the actors have done now. I can't wait to see this. It should shine at awards time, especially for this breakout actress. These people never make a bad movie. Martin Scorsese has never made a bad movie, ever. People will be watching his movies forever and a day. Leo DiCaprio, also, is a brilliant actor. 'The Revenant' is a masterwork of screen acting. This level of filmmaking is becoming a lost art. I hope that doesn't happen.... ; - )
Before the USA, there were Native / Indigeneous people lived here in this land. But, we don't hear much about them. It is time to bring their stories to life. Do more, research more, learn more...
I grew up soaking wet in budd lake NJ. I followed the creek every day hunting and gathering, lifted rocks, made the rounds in the swamp and woods, and I could hear the upstream swimming suckers and waiting all year for them in spring. My town was purchased from the native for $50. No native cemeteries. I realize now that I had been interacting, been supervised when I thought I had no guidance in the physical world. With the natives, I realize now because they made it clear and it only took 30 years for me to see it.
I'm still trying to figure out what the jenny jump real Truth is, fallen or jump or chased, I think she fell, or maybe pushed, but this cliff hanger keeps playing out in real life until the truth be told. A native was blamed for it.
Leonardo seems like he's just sending in his role where as Lily actually plays the part true. I like Dicaprio but at times it can feel a tad off or forced.
This is not a race, but a collaboration Each one of them delivered outstanding performance. Leo painted small-minded, greedy, and conniving Ernest - he is repulsive, exactly because DiCaprio did an amazing job picturing him. Lily portrayed dignity, grace and her fantastic performance is possible in part because what Leo delivered
Hale was a segregationist and an influential member of the Democratic Party in Osage County. He had considerable influence over the local Osage County prosecutor. During his election campaign, the prosecutor sought Hale's endorsement and after receiving it won every precinct near Hale's ranch.
@@mikeg2491 The only official release at the moment is the Italian one with subtitles forced on. The others are either selling the book or sketchy 3rd party sellers that you probably will send you something completely different from what you thought you were getting.
@mikeg2491 The only official release so far is the one with Italian subtitles forced on. The other stuff you find is the book or sketchy 3rd party sellers that are just trying to scam you. When you see Target and Wal-Mart selling it, that will be the official release. In the US at least.
2:18 “…To say that Doublehead was a rebellious youth would be an understatement. Even as a child, barely out of puberty, Doublehead began leading raiding parties against white settlers. Although too young to fight, the youths would lie in wait until the settlers were away from home, then sneak in, burn their cabins and run off the livestock.Soon tiring of this, Doublehead began to look for other ways to harass the settlers. The isolated settlements depended on traveling peddlers for necessities such as salt, gunpowder and cloth. Realizing this, Doublehead fanned his group of teenage warriors out across the wilderness trails where they laid in ambush. Within a short while no peddler dared to enter the territory unless provided with a large armed escort. The few brave souls who did go alone met with a premature, and often gruesome death.Doublehead purposely cultivated his image as a bloodthirsty savage. Though the taking of scalps was not common among the Cherokees, he quickly made it his trademark. Even more grisly was his habit of cannibalizing his enemies' bodies. After a successful raid he would cut a piece of flesh from one of his victims, and often with blood running down his chin, eat it as a sign of the conquered's impotence. Afterwards, he would demand that his warriors, as a symbolic blood oath, do the same.….”
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Lily has such incredible presence. It stands out to me that although DiCaprio is a huge movie star, you don't even notice him when she's speaking.
Dang absolutely
She's horrible
103 years ago there was No taxi not even in big cities and for sure not in Indian tribes.
What Martin was thinking about.
She's very charismatic has a lot of presence
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Lily looks at you as if she’s reading the pages of your soul. Asks only what matters. Takes her time to speak and to answer.
Love her pauses and reflections before she speaks. And then, she speaks wisdom.
She's boring
@@pnut3844ableracist much?? Pathetic.
@@karlenejohn4904 I'm racist bc I said an actor is boring? Bahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!
@@pnut3844ableyou're not racist. You just have a different perspective that leans more towards a subjective position that prefers more excitement and speed. It indicates that you may be young. The old, like me, see time a little slower and listening is more important than talking aka different strokes for different folks. 😊
The line Leo says “must’ve been Indian for handsome devil” was improvised. Lily’s laugh was real
A lot of her mannerisms and certain ways of delivering lines were all her ideas
The dorky “huh huh” after he said that line was perfect lol
No wonder it felt so real
She was just acting like herself and her aunties.
What absolute bullshit. That’s just something that’s said about every popular film - “oh this line was improvised, and that actor’s reaction is for real”..🙄🤦🏻♂️
Lily’s presence is so magnetic.
She is riveting to watch.
Majestic eyes
All I can is say is there’s a mesmerizing chemistry between these two and yes she’s getting an Oscar
If she gets put in lead actress then she's losing to Emma Stone, which is unfortunate because she would probably and deservedly win in supporting.
@@bencarlson4300 Why would she lose? I love Emma Stone, but her character is very different, they both did an excellent job, Emma did a more surreal and theatrical performance, Lily did a more natural performance. Either of them can win.
@@marcelodaneriperez5823 It would be a crime for either of them to lose, but I don't see anyone but Emma walking away with lead actress. Lily is great, but Emma gave one of the best and most unique performances I've personally ever seen.
Yes there is, there is...
i frankly hope she will get it. her magnificent presence is undeniable. sorry, emma stone.
Leo is incredible actor. He doesn’t need Oscar’s, he is more than Oscar. His every role deserves Oscar.
Lily Gladstone is ethereal
She's so beautiful
Well chosen word to describe her presence.
Lily Gladstone absolutely took charge of this movie and stood above everyone else. That’s not meant as an insult as every actor and extra did a terrific job. Gladstone was just that good.
Yes🎉
Absolutely ❤
Lily could not have possibly played her role any better. She has made a new fan in me.
It's funny to me that even though he's almost 50, when he smiles I can still see that young kid he once was.
Same
It's almost like it's the same person
@@stephanea5364😂
He had a baby face and didn't start look like a man until he was 35 and then stayed hot for like 10 years.
😂😂😊
The movie was excellent. Long but I found it great beginning to end. Leo, Lily and Robert all gave fantastic performances.
Scorsese's films are usually really damn long
Great movie!
I need to watch it. The clips alone have me invested. I try to stay away sometimes from movies that I know will make me cry but I’ll have my tissues ready
@@mochimochi7669I couldn't find hardly any clips for this movie other than the trailer and this
I originally saw it in the theater and felt like it flew by because it was so well acted and Interesting. So sad it didn't win an Oscar for anything!
Absolutely fantastic movie. Loved it from start to finish. And besides the obvious talent on the screen, I find I couldn't take my eyes of Lily Gladstone. She's a true beauty.
She is so dignified, her presence just radiates maturity
This film is American cinematic Masterpiece. 5/5 Stars. Cast, design, script, plot, filming was just incredible.
There is no plot. This is based on a true story. This actually happened.
yes, correct. the story. it was heart wrenching. @@takiyahaugustine8761
@@takiyahaugustine8761 There actually is a plot. The movie is adapted from the book, but the movie is told from a non-Osage perspective. The book plays out like a thriller where the killer is unknown until the very end. Scorsese actually added tons of stuff to the movie that is not in the book, like the scene between Hale and Ernest when Ernest messes up the order, the mention of the 1921 Tulsa massacre and so on. The entire structure of the movie is told differently, including the ending--THAT is the plot.
Well, of course yes. Thank you for the clarification, but yes, I did know of course as they indicate that at the start of the film. Point being, the way the director developed the story and presented it to the audience. @@takiyahaugustine8761
Precisely. @@Ray-ym1ui
"What color would you say that is?"
"My color."
LOVE the way she says that, everything about the dinner scene was so excellent
but it was a dumb question tbh lol her color is not even that diffrent from his. in fact most native americans had white skin too.
She is half white, so take it easy.
Di Caprio can become any character he wants, in a way that seems effortless and total. Amazing skill.
Lily’s eyes are a character all on their own.
went Leonardo says “must’ve been Indian for handsome devil” and Lily’s laugh ... that is truly very beautiful scene... i don know why...
I had the honor of being in the background of that scene and I remember shooting it that day and thinking how surreal it was.
It's such a lovely moment but you know something bad will eventually happen.
It's clear why - because this scene is/seems sweet.
From what I understand, that line was totally improvised and her laugh was a genuine laugh! Maybe that's why! 👍☺️
@@michaeltousignant3235 It was a pretty cool experience. The car he is “driving” is on a flat bed trailer with all of the camera and light equipment aiming at them, pulled by a Ford pickup. It took quite a while to shoot that scene! I’d say we were out there about half the day just on that whole street scene.
DiCaprio is great in this film. Its an amazing performance. And he takes his time to let Lilly shine. Lilly is great but DiCaprio brings out the best in all his co stars.
While the movie is truly well done, I wish historically speaking it was fiction. I just feel sick at how cruel people can be towards other humans.
Finally, a movie that honors indigenous people in a positive way. These people sacrificed the city life to live in the harsh conditions in the remote mountains just to stay away from the jews and the negros (negro here merely means black in Spanish as the first Indians mastered Spanish first, because The Spanish were the first to land in America).
Their chemistry was amazing!
Lily has beautiful eyes that directors love.
"MY COLOR" Love it!!!
Idk but it looks like this native lady eyes not just staring into Leo's eyes, but it stares penetrating into my soul..
Academy Award for Lily Gladstone!
@@N.B.I1680 oh, of course. You can see that this film really had an impact on him. They formed a bond.
Yeeessss 🙌🏼
YESSS!!!!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🤎🤎🤎
Emma Stone is going to win
She likely will win because she is a really good actress. Yet (to be honest) she most likely will receive it because the Academy will want to look like they are diverse and progressive. They will present the award to a Native actress at a time when Natives are finally starting to get better roles and more representation in films (Hollywood has been pretty terrible throughout its history). Hence, the Academy Awards will want more viewership as it has been dropping over the years.
Without a doubt she will be nominated.
Love lily's voice
Yes it's so beautiful and melodic
it's fabulous. deep, slightly rugged but very powerful and with strong resonance. very regal. commands attention. fits her well.
She could do ASMR it's so calm and therapeutic
I was in this first scene. I remember vividly the day it was filmed. At the 49 second point of this clip, I am in the background walking in a white shirt.
I spent over 2 weeks on set and was in different scenes, and it was an amazing experience!
No one cares
@@stephanea5364 Except all of the people that have inquired and talked about on other channels.
wow thats so cool! You've made your mark on what seems like an amazing film (I haven't seen it yet but I really want to!). Ignore the hater theyre just jealous 😉 blessings from Australia!
@@GraceS-s3j Thank you! It was an experience I’ll never forget. I have so many cool stories and memories of being on set around the actors. Hopefully you will get to see the movie soon! Blessings to Australia from the U.S.!
@@fieldsfamilycookingandoutdoorsI do believe it was quite the experience of a lifetime and can you tell us some of the best moments for you working on that film ?
And was there anything about it that turned out not to be what you expected ?
Really anything you have to say about your experiences with making this movie I'd love to hear those stories ... the details .
And cheers from Dallas , Texas !
I saw the film before 4 days. I am touched into my veins, I cannot take the film out of my head. Thank you Paramount for this incredible film and real story of Mollie coming to the screen living into upcoming generation. Lily deserves the Oscar 🙏💝
No one on this planet won an Oscar like Leonardo. He won millions of hearts in this world❤
Leonardo is so good at becoming the character. 💯
Definitely a Martin Scorsese movie. The style of the directing. The music score,and of course using Leo and Robert Diniro. Leo sometimes reminds me of Ray liotta. Especially in wolf of Wall Street. The way he's directed. Definitely a must watch. Some holes, like most Scorsese films. Love it. It's a must watch for sure.
Was the movie violent though? Martin Scorsese's movies often seems to be. I'm interested in seeing this movie but the possibility of it being too violent has me hesitant...
@@BootstatabootsIt isn't violent. Not by Scorsese standards
@@OVHOEAubreythePedophileKing Thank you. Good to know.
@@Bootstataboots But it is boring
@@Bootstatabootsit’s not egregiously violent but it is violent. It’s all about a seemingly never-ending murder spree which you get to see a lot of, and it’s a pretty horrible true story.
Grandma knew what was up when that man walked in the house.
Exactly! He was there to use and abuse her (financially and mentally) and bring absolutely no positives into her life.
Yo I just said the same thing
That look she gave them.
And she would of told the men and they would of killed both DiCrapio n DeZero now THAT WOULD OF made sense.
@l-ixir please what are you Daft
'Enjoy' would not be the correct term. This movie had everything I expect from a great film....I don't think it lost my attention for a single moment throughout. Amazing achievement from all involved.
A masterpiece with great performances from DeNiro, Gladstone and De Caprio.
Opppenheim is a well acted and great film, but I was sooo disappointed Lily didn't win or that this movie didn't win an award at all ! Great soundtrack too.
Damn the atmospheric soundtrack is on point in this clip.
The only problem I see is that it feels like she should have the emotional capacity based on how confident she is to see that he is hiding something or is trying to take advantage of her.
It does feel that way. And it's hard to say why the real Mollie would marry him. As Leo and Lily said in an interview, from the public records of him, Ernest was fairly simple and not too clever. Perhaps she saw that and didn't deem him capable of something so despicable?
@@ferrisulf I haven’t seen the movie yet but from the clips I’ve seen it seems she IS aware he wants her money but she is smart enough to recognize the basic human condition. No woman sets out to find a broke guy so likewise a poor man will see a rich woman as a catch. It’s an innate desire in all of us to find a mate who elevates us. She & her friends probably couldn’t foresee these people would actually kill to take their money and just assumed these men wanted to marry up and life happily ever after. They get a prosperous wife, she gets a man who can work the farm and give her a couple babies with blue eyes, what could go wrong?
Cool but theure's no hint about anything close to that in the movie. The fact she maries a guy she knows is ll about money without one bit of eplantion on her motives is dumb. Even later in the movie, she suoects him and doesn't want him to get the insulin for her but still take it from him. What's the logic behind that. There is none.@@mikeg2491
I actually agree with this. It felt in the beginning that she was the kind of character who would be on top of the whole situation
Right, that's what made it slightly unbelievable for me, too. But I guess love is blind, that's the way to explain it. He was clever in making himself helpful and considerate towards her, so she probably bought it.
She is so charismatic!!
As a native This is happening right now all over north America with Native casinos on rich reserves
Hello, I’m really sorry to hear this and I’d be interested to learn more about this. Could you point me in the right direction?
@@andrewokeefe3315 -- Pick Any casino on any reserve in America & Canada .
True
Shit
This movie so beautiful and sad for people and friends parents too
Thank you for this extended clip. I cant wait to see this movie.
Watched it, was legendary. Especially to the end when the fbi got involved
My Best Actress Oscar Winner.
I think she did a good job but the Osage Nation has issues with her. Start off with, she is not Osage. And she is a very obscure tribe that has nothing to do with the culture of the Osage Nation. Also that in the movie she wears Indian clothing all the time altho the Osage Nation then and now does not.
This movie also implies the Osage Nation is one of the five civilized tribes. It is not. The five 'civilized' tribes that moved to Oklahoma (Oklahoma is Choctaw for land of the red people) when the Indian Removal act was passed were Choctaw, Chicasaw, Seminole, Cherokee and CREEK. The Osage Nation actually purchased the land from the Cherokee Nation.
I live in the Osage Nation-Skiatiook and family members are Osage and Cherokee so this is from my Osage family members. And a Osage citizen neighbor was a consultant on the film.
The main gripe of the Osage Nation is this true story (over 600 Osage killed) is this is Osage Nation suffering and history NOT 'indigenous people's or 'native American' and don't particularly like their history being appropriated by others who wete not involvrd in it.
Hoping to see a movie on the Drummond family next. They and the Hughes are the the other two families who essentially stole Osage Land.
The Osage own all mineral rights on all land in the Osage Nation and are are currently buying the land back as they can.
@Friendofstfrank He didn't say the Osage were one of the 5 civilised tribes, he said the Osage weren't ever part of the 5 civilised tribes. Listen 2 it again very carefully and u will hear it. 4 future reference, b sure u have all the facts b4 u jump in feet 1st. The Osage Nation Principal Chief Geoffrey Standing Bear said in an interview that d director Martin Scorsese portrayed his tribe's culture so well and so accurately and Scorsese filmed d movie entirely on location in the Osage Nation and used the Osage language department on the reservation and the Osage costume designers who all worked on d film 2 make it authentic. The Osage had full involvement in d filmmaking process.
@@Friendofstfrankin the movie it was very explicitly said that osage was not part of the 5 civilised tribes
Have not seen the movie yet, but from this (long) clip I don’t see any acting on her part.
I would definitely read that book that DiCaprio is reading in the movie.
Fun fact. When she spoke in her native tongue. She said "you're no horse, youre a jackass".
If she was so bad she should’ve said it so he could understand…
Just watched this movie very disturbing but I had to watch it because I love Leo but Miss Lilly was unbelievable I could watch her playing that role in a series she's got it❤
I find Lily’s voice very soothing, very ASMR.
I instantly became a fan of Lily after this movie. I will watch anything she’s in now. She’s incredible.
DeCaprio's performance is fantastic.
What color would you say that is? My Color.. best line
2:28 Watching this in a theater in Seminole County, FL everyone cracked up when he pronounced “Seminole” like that 😂
It's probably because I don't watch a lot of films anymore, or watch a lot of films with Leo in it nowadays... but seeing him on screen while other people celebrate him is kind of refreshing in my opinion. A long long way from home..
that 'e-shh" before she laughs LMAO still happens to this day
They need to win every single Oscar
2:50 the percussion music during this portion is my favorite.
Lily Gladstone gave a superb performance in this movie!
This movie explained alot on how back then and now how colonizers treated Native American people. I love how Martin directed and produce this movie.
They still do, sadly. Also how they’re taking over some cities in Mexico, by gentrification. They demand only English should be spoken in some cafes/restaurants, they can’t serve spicy salsas because it’s too much for their delicate palate 🤣🤣🤣
The Spanish are invading the great plains even today.
@@RajaSwamy-i4f Spaniards are taking over?? The Great Plains of America?? 😬
Me siento tan feliz de que Lily Gladstone haya ganado el Golden Globe
Espero que Killers of the Flower Moon gane muchos mas premios en los Oscars 😌
Esperemos que así sea, pero lamentablemente creo que no se lo darán, ya que a las películas de Scorsese siempre les hacen las mismas injusticias, no entiendo por qué.
What I love is that you can see that her character is reading him, his actions and words- every single minute
Best movie of the year, the masterpiece blockbuster. 💖💖💖💕💕💕✨✨✨🌹🌹, Leonardo DiCaprio
It flopped
@@OVHOEAubreythePedophileKingthe film wasn’t trying to make money in theaters it was only there so it could get nominated for awards season. Film is on Apple TV which is certainly gating people from watching it at home cause ain’t nobody getting that streaming service.
Lily deserves that Oscar
I saw that movie 9 times it's the best movie 2023
I swear this movie feels like 2hours but it’s 3 and a half long
So happy for Lily's win at SAG, I know its a tight race with Emma Stone but I'm crossing my fingers for Lily!
Boa noite
Nesse filme o Leonardo esta revelando todo o seu talento.
Muito bom!
5:30 the reaction one has when they are seers and have stopped engaging for the sake of hope and changing the course set forth.
I am truly looking forward to seeing this soon. I think Mr. Scorsese will be known as the best filmmaker of all time. The whole scope of it, the masterwork level of craft in the acting, it just looks like a winner from every perspective. She's a wonderful find. Natural. She has a real face. Right? A real face which looks lovely. I watched this and I thought she has a 'mona lisa' quality in her understated and quiet beauty. As a viewer I can't tell you how refreshing it is to see native women on screen and how wonderful it is to see a real woman onscreen. I'm guessing that it is difficult to cast historical pieces because of all of the cosmetics and color work the actors have done now. I can't wait to see this. It should shine at awards time, especially for this breakout actress. These people never make a bad movie. Martin Scorsese has never made a bad movie, ever. People will be watching his movies forever and a day. Leo DiCaprio, also, is a brilliant actor. 'The Revenant' is a masterwork of screen acting. This level of filmmaking is becoming a lost art. I hope that doesn't happen....
; - )
Killers of the Flower Moon it is a good movie to see
"good"....?.... GREAT
Leo's the Man.
Before the USA, there were Native / Indigeneous people lived here in this land. But, we don't hear much about them.
It is time to bring their stories to life. Do more, research more, learn more...
I grew up soaking wet in budd lake NJ. I followed the creek every day hunting and gathering, lifted rocks, made the rounds in the swamp and woods, and I could hear the upstream swimming suckers and waiting all year for them in spring. My town was purchased from the native for $50. No native cemeteries. I realize now that I had been interacting, been supervised when I thought I had no guidance in the physical world. With the natives, I realize now because they made it clear and it only took 30 years for me to see it.
I'm still trying to figure out what the jenny jump real Truth is, fallen or jump or chased, I think she fell, or maybe pushed, but this cliff hanger keeps playing out in real life until the truth be told. A native was blamed for it.
When Leo step in to Lily's home, the bgm indicates the entry of a venomous snake.
Good on-screen chemistry 😉
Leonardo seems like he's just sending in his role where as Lily actually plays the part true. I like Dicaprio but at times it can feel a tad off or forced.
Love her…appealing and great acting.
Leo is such a fine actor.
What amazing acting! Loved this movie
I wanna watch this from start looks great
Will the movie be added on paramount?
Lily's presence in this movie is so strong.
Def outacted DiCaprio.
This is not a race, but a collaboration
Each one of them delivered outstanding performance.
Leo painted small-minded, greedy, and conniving Ernest - he is repulsive, exactly because DiCaprio did an amazing job picturing him.
Lily portrayed dignity, grace and her fantastic performance is possible in part because what Leo delivered
@@georgedanilov8898naw sometimes you get out acted happens Christian bale and heath ledger for example.
Not even close. DiCaprio can act like so many random characters so well. This woman is just being herself, nothing challenging at all. 😆
He looks like the MAD character in the thumbnail.
If Leo is in the movie - the movie going to be awesome 👍
Hale was a segregationist and an influential member of the Democratic Party in Osage County. He had considerable influence over the local Osage County prosecutor. During his election campaign, the prosecutor sought Hale's endorsement and after receiving it won every precinct near Hale's ranch.
I’m now just noticing Lily Gladstone was also in Reservation Dogs! She played Hokti!
Bro that scene in the prison with the ancestors... CHILLS!
@@culinarynerd It made me emotional 😢
Leo my favorite ❤
Lily Gladstone: August 2, 1986 (age 37)
Perhaps the most challenging role Leo has ever taken
This looks like such a great movie
😮 She’s so pretty!
Appearance wise she's kinda ugly.....
Personality wise she's sexy AF...got sum swagger to her.... confidence..etc....
Balances out for dam sho.....
That was a great extended clip
One of the very few films worth watching last year.
They stole her oscar to Emma Stone 😢
Why don't we have this out on Blu-Ray yet. I absolutely need it.
“How come you don have a disc yet”
@@mikeg2491 The only official release at the moment is the Italian one with subtitles forced on. The others are either selling the book or sketchy 3rd party sellers that you probably will send you something completely different from what you thought you were getting.
@mikeg2491 The only official release so far is the one with Italian subtitles forced on. The other stuff you find is the book or sketchy 3rd party sellers that are just trying to scam you. When you see Target and Wal-Mart selling it, that will be the official release. In the US at least.
@mikeg2491 I can find a bunch of scams but no official release yet.
Leornado is in prime mode
LUV de niro's character.......str8 G.!!
Took him a long time, but the man finally figured out how to do a passable southern accent.
They suffered out that flower moon in front of the whole world 🌎
Now I recognize you.
That's pretty amazing.
You're pretty amazing.
I thought that there was something quite familiar about your eyes.
Loved lilys performance
Me too. She is great in every film she is in.
Does Leo play a moron for the entire movie?
This is a hard watch. I made it about 1/3 through, I'll watch it in segments, hits really close to home ..
You did him dirty with that thumbnail LMAO
The Arnie grape smile 😭🤌🏻
2:18 “…To say that Doublehead was a rebellious youth would be an understatement. Even as a child, barely out of puberty, Doublehead began leading raiding parties against white settlers. Although too young to fight, the youths would lie in wait until the settlers were away from home, then sneak in, burn their cabins and run off the livestock.Soon tiring of this, Doublehead began to look for other ways to harass the settlers. The isolated settlements depended on traveling peddlers for necessities such as salt, gunpowder and cloth. Realizing this, Doublehead fanned his group of teenage warriors out across the wilderness trails where they laid in ambush. Within a short while no peddler dared to enter the territory unless provided with a large armed escort. The few brave souls who did go alone met with a premature, and often gruesome death.Doublehead purposely cultivated his image as a bloodthirsty savage. Though the taking of scalps was not common among the Cherokees, he quickly made it his trademark. Even more grisly was his habit of cannibalizing his enemies' bodies. After a successful raid he would cut a piece of flesh from one of his victims, and often with blood running down his chin, eat it as a sign of the conquered's impotence. Afterwards, he would demand that his warriors, as a symbolic blood oath, do the same.….”
Leonardo is a really great actor ❤