Making Of THE MENU (2022) - Best Of Behind The Scenes & Talk With Ralph Fiennes & Anya Taylor-Joy
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- Опубликовано: 19 ноя 2022
- "The Menu" Making Of | Behind The Scenes | On Set Interview With Ralph Fiennes & Anya Taylor-Joy | Disney+ | A Searchlight Pictures Production (2022) | The Walt Disney Company | ̲A̲̲b̲̲o̲̲n̲̲n̲̲i̲̲e̲̲r̲̲e̲̲n̲ ➢ bit.ly/2ncNY5W | (OT: THE MENU) PART 2 NOT CONFIRMED YET!
P L O T:
A young couple travels to a remote island to eat at an exclusive restaurant where the chef has prepared a lavish menu, with some shocking surprises.
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🔑 Cinema Release: 18.11.2022
🔑 Release Disney+: Q1 2023
🔑 Duration: 1h 46m
🔑 Movie Homepage: bit.ly/3XkXSF2
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❌ Ralph Fiennes (Chef Slowik)
❌ Anya Taylor-Joy (Margot)
❌ Nicholas Hoult (Tyler)
❌ Hong Chau (Elsa)
❌ Janet McTeer (Lillian)
❌ Paul Adelstein (Ted)
❌ Aimee Carrero (Felicity)
❌ Judith Light (Anne)
S C R I P T:
❌ Seth Reiss
❌ Will Tracy
D I R E C T O R:
❌ Mark Mylod
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I have literally not stopped wanting a cheeseburger since the moment I walked out of the theater
Same, it was the most delicious dish in the whole movie
Same!
I just left the theatre and I grabbed a cheese burger randomly 😂
I made one as soon as I got home. Just like his.
I wanted a cheeas burger 🍔 and craving .a double one ..yummmmy
Elsa was such a breakout character here. "It's a TORTILLA." 😆
She was also a key character in HBO's Watchmen - amazing
tortilla deliciosa🤭
which hand?
Me and my kids have been saying it the way she did for days😆
Nicholas Hoult’s acting here is very underrated - I don’t see anyone talking abt it! He was so good with portraying his character I hated him with all my guts. As a Skins fan, I can’t help but be proud of him 😭🥺👏
I'd like to think this is Tony Stonem's Season 7 Episode
The adoration he portrayed in this reminded me more of his Mad Max character, looking up to Immortan Joe
its because he was super mid in the movie, Taylor and Ralph where on another level. Nicholas was so forgettable
@@Banininator
That’s what is great about his performance. He’s supposed to be a very middling man, who is obsessed with this niche culture, but is incapable of doing anything himself. He played it perfectly.
@@roems6396 I dont even remember his name, margot and the cheff. he didnt made an impact.
I think The Menu would be really good as a stage play
Ooo yes!
Honestly it feels like one. The potential for audience interaction is strong, too. Especially if you could up the price of admission and include some food for the audience--an appetizer or stylized little dessert or complementary gift bag.
I can see the meals served as on stage, all culinary masterpieces and ends with a common cheeseburger.
My my kids and I love to cook together. We watched this film together, and over the holiday weekend, while we were all preparing Thanksgiving dinner, I yelled out 'Plating in 5 minutes' and everyone yelled out, 'yes chef', which I followed up with "I love you all". We had guests over, that had no idea about the movie, and they had a 'wtf' look on their face. lol. Love this movie.
OMG that’s so genius & cute! xD
That's hilarious 😂
Bloody brilliant! 😂🎉
Wish you would of recorded it! 😅
😂😂😂
Something about that cheeseburger that I like is it's obvious that he's getting really excited about the prospect just discussing it - he keeps it under his hat, but when Margot requests american cheese and his response is "American cheese is the best type for a cheeseburger as it melts without cracking" you can tell that internally his inner child is yelling "Well, DUH! What else?!"
There are moments where he seems to slip into his younger self, that was definitely one
It is that sort of trivia that you share with people you feel safe around or comfortable to be your real self around, your passions and interests, and its beautiful that in that moment "margot" shatters slowiks wall and causes him to lay his real self bare, and in the end services him by allowing to remember when he enjoyed cooking, and gave him one last chance before the menu was complete to cook with love and passion
i wanna talk about the script of this movie. it’s just brilliant, the way everyone has their own conversation but it doesn’t make it hard to follow and everything how everything just connects. incredible
I highly recommend reading the original script, which has key differences with the final film. For example, the relationship between Margot & Tyler is completely different, the very ending is different (in a cool, interesting way), and John Leguizamo's character is Daniel Radcliffe playing himself! (the film chef hated is the widely loathed Victor Frabkenstein). The PDF of the script isn't hard to find online because it made the Blacklist of the best unproduced screenplays of that year. I read it in June and thought it was bonkers, clever, satirical, weird, and darkly funny.
@@jed6780 i know! the movie is increible but reading the script is such a unique experience
Ralph Fiennes has never done a bad film. This is no exception.
The Avengers from 1998...
@@Ykoz26 I actually liked that one. Worth it for Sean Connery in a bear suit. If I'm to be honest, Titans movies were probably his worst, but not because of him.
@@enilenis Fair enough, The Avengers is a bit too strange to be dismissed completely. I actually saw it in theater as a kid.
Maid in Manhattan. But he was wonderfully gorgeous in it.
well, sorry to disagree with you, but he has...The Avengers(1998) was bad, and this was bad, maybe even Strange Days(1995), maybe that was kinda bad as well...
MAJOR SPOILER:
Watching Voldemort cooking a cheeseburger really made me laugh, my god this film is a gem already.
Originally Daniel Radcliffe was going to be in it as himslef
It made me hungry
I honestly don’t think this movie would have been the same if he hadn’t previously played Voldemort.
What about watching Voldemort give a lady a goody bag and thanking her for coming in?
@@lilamorgan7478 Voldemort giving Princess Peach a goody bag
I didn't planned it (ok, maybe a little bit), but I watched 'The Menu' twice and second time was even more fun. And I took a lesson from Slowik's character - never stop enjoying what you love doing. I love watching movies, I enjoy learning about movies and making of as much as I can for my own entertainment. But movies and cinema never cease to amaze me. I'm 36 and I'm still like a kid watching magic trick. And 'The Menu' was one hell of a trick!
I'm also a movie freak and watched it two days in a row.
I've found all the movie reviews still missing so many references and that just shows how much was going on in this quiet film.
Ive recently fallen back in love with going to the theatres. Lately Ive been taking my 15 year-old nephew every Saturday night so I dont get to see many adult films. He goes to boarding school an hour away during the week and doesn't have alot of friends in the neighbourhood to hang out with on the wknds. Weve been having so much and really lolking forward to The Boogeyman in May. Just recently watched the new Avatar and John Wick and Scream 6 (terrible, but he enjoyed it). Were also excited to see the new Nicholas Cage Dracula film.
i love how its a social satire of high end dining and foody culture, and yet they still got a chef to make the food that is that very type of food culture thats being satirized. it's just great.
I saw this movie 2 hours ago and it is my favorite film of the year. SO good!!
My second favorite, after Nope
Yall should watch everything everywhere all at once
@@mastah2494 that's my 3rd favorite
@@ZombieZifiction Nope was awful, it went from Horror to a 70s esk hallmark cowboy flick very fast, especially the reporter guy with the chrome mask with that goofy ass voice.
Also apparently it's about white culture sickening over black culture. Like with the asian guy growing up on a sitcom white show, then to capture this alien as a rodeo master in a stereotypical western fare with cliches everywhere. Such a weird message, and annoying that it isn't about an alien, but instead some stupid race message.
Ralph, Anya, Nicholas and Hong absolutely crushed this movie. Stellar work all around.
Red hair suits Anya so much, she looked incredible in this film
Ze Germanz, did you see her as blond Thomasin in the movie The Witch? She was excellent in that one!
Very well done movie.. one of the best I've seen in a while..
Just watched this and a great movie is always one that's brings you on a journey, makes you confuse, wonder, angry and laugh.
What I witnessed was an art.
Ralph’s understanding of his character is wonderful
The thing I love about the horror in this movie is that you're never really certain that there is any horror because the movie does an amazing job at making everything seem oddly understandable.
i cant help but laugh at the birthday cake scene. it was funny 3 hours ago. yeah 3 hours ago shit was not hitting the fan
Yeah and the answer to that ,a simple "Thank you" but there were so many feelings in those two words 😄
@@szeverenyiorsolya3506 two words, but well delivered
This became a comfort film for me. I keep on playing it for days already.
Me too! I watched it like 3 nights in a row before bed after the first time seeing it
I loved the fight scene in chef’s quarters and the jump scare Margot got after stabbing Elsa. So much strength in both characters. Would love a prequel, how did Chef influence so many staff, what were their lives like for the year or two before.
Yes!! That's what bugged me the most in the movie, like HOW all those people agreed to take part in such madness!?
@@deborah-weiss the movie quite literally explains it. In the chic culinary world, there’s an almost obsessive relationship between chefs and sous chefs, bordering (and sometimes crossing) abusive. In this case, they gave their lives for the menu
@@lilovs9952 I guess...
because most people given the chance to be in close quarters with the 'maestro' of their art be that music or painting or anything would jump at the chance. you might not but many people would live in those army barracks and an intense working environment just to learn from the best. it just so happens that it's also the best way of manipulating people and so he managed to not only train them to his standard (though not the sous chef) but also give them stockholm syndrome.
Imo prequels defeat the purpose of such genious movies
I love anya
She is a queen
best movie of the year. So unique.
I would agree if Everything Everywhere didn’t exists 😂😂
The Tortillas, the burger and the when tge cheof asks of of them that "Name me one dish u had before" that whole scenes were just awsome, loved it❤❤
I love Ralph
I walked out of theater super pleased with the movie and went to go get a cheeseburger right after because that was the best looking burger I have ever seen.
Maybe the sales of cheeseburger increased after this film
Not knowing the ending, the friends who hosted my viewing of this film had made us burgers for dinner. Go figure.
Bruh.
The trickle of juices as he pressed down the bun.
I wanted to f#@% that burger.
And those "fried egg" edges of the cheese...
AT-J is already a master at portraying impeccable expression without words.
Most underrated movie of the year.
I'll never think of s'mores in the same light again.
Ralph Fiennes seems to be really intelligent.
Who else craves a cheese burger after watching the movie?
I had a gluten free single big tasty bacon (from Macdonald's) right before the film, having no idea they'll be preparing anything fast food related, haha Funny thing is, I'd love to order a cheeseburger if there was a gluten free option, but couldn't 🙈 That'd make it even better haha
I have never seen a movie like this !! seriously so good and the concept is immaculate
i love that margo said she was still hungry.
But…. what if, when they said, while being bent over their work: “We love you too, chef!” tiny specks of spittle ended up on the commestible pieces of art in front of them?
@Calkimchi lol
The best villains are the ones, who's motives, you understand and somewhat agree with, while still condemning their actions.
Kinda sad it didn't make it big man!
I watched on its last showing, maybe 15 people in the whole theater. Boy we enjoyed it!
It's making it big in Europe! I watched it in Germany on a Wednesday and the theater was full, it premiered weeks ago and it's still on every theater.
@@itotiani5607 damn, thanks. This make me happy!
Such an underrated movie! NOBODY talks about it, I’m so glad I stumbled across this gem, literally one of favorite now! I’m a writer and I’m currently working on Part 2😮 hope you guys get to view it in theatres one day😢😅
Fun fact: Ralph actually cooked that cheeseburger
is that true? where did you see that? link?
The cheeseburger scene is perfection. Seeing Chef find love one last time is truly heart warming.
This movie is definitely unlike anything I've ever seen. Like there's no comparing it to anything! Husband and I loved it!! It was weird, crazy, off-putting, just all the things!!
Never watched thriller movie that's been displayed this way..simply brilliant
Ralph is such a god damn good actor
Loved the movie. Ray always great in everything he's in
So many surprises and so many laughs! Terrific!
Awesome movie... Interesting concept and great acting by all the characters... ❤️💯🔥
For me tortilla scene was the funniest 😂😂😂
As a foodie and fan of all things horror, this is my new favorite movie
The acting chemistry between Anya and Ralph in particular has me wanting more! I hope they act together again in something else!
No one can portray evil like Ralph fiennes
you're damn right
although I didn't like Ralph in this film, actually, I didn't like this film at all, he was a good villain in the Harry Potter films that he starred in...and yes, he can play the bad guy if the script helps...
@@panoskarliotis382 have you watch Schindler's list? You gotta watch Schindler's list to really appreciate his acting
@@panoskarliotis382why didn’t you like this movie
@@andrewmarthie5062 bruh...
That Red Dragon though.
I have saw The Menu yesterday on November 24 Thanksgiving at AMC Movie Theater in Chicago and I like that movie 🍽️🥟🍜🌮🍛🍔
I ended up watching this after having my curiosity piqued seeing a clip on here and it was phenomenal. I hope no one watches this before they watch the film but it was far better than I had expected. The minutiae and attention to detail of the filmmakers was absolutely brilliant.
I'm English and had seen Anya Taylor-Joy in a few things when she was younger like Endeavour but she was absolutely superb (like everyone was) in this. Strange seeing these 3 English actors playing Americans in the same film but they made it seem effortless.
Favorite movie of the year
I watch this over and over again
I loved the humor sprinkled into this movie.
the cheeseburger was what I drooled over the most in the menu served.
I mean, I think Dominique Crenn specifically designed the food to look unappetizing. I've eaten at one of her restaurants, and this wasn't the case there. Though that meal was as precious and overproduced as you might imagine, it was still delicious. This meal looked like a chore to eat. Even the big chunk of fish for the taco looked depressing.
Just saw this, it’s amazing! My sis and I were glued to the screen, great twists
saw it yesterday. awesome movie.
This movie deserves to get Oscar
💯
Then I'm saying they really get well deserves of it a
Anya>>
This was an amazing film really enjoyed watching!!
I saw every staff shout ‘we love you, too. Chef’ but no wearing the mask. 😂 PTSD from Covid.
Anyway, I loved this movie!
Probably didn’t care bc everyone was gonna die by the end of the night regardless 😂😂
Wow just wow !! I just love the ending! Yeh probley gotta be the best film ive watched this year 2023!
LOVED this film.
Watched it last night. Very entertaining
Such an AMAZING movie!!!!!
Such a good film, total art
Voldemort didn't die, he became a chef.
I LOVED this movie.
Best movie in 2022 ❤
This movie reminds me of the documentary about Noma - the restaurant that was #1 in the world and just closed.
I loved seeing Sid the Sloth & Adora/She-ra sitting at a table together lol
It’s about a chef who goes out in flames 😂 I see you
Is it weird I found myself on chef Julian side most of the movie
Yes very weird
I very much enjoyed this movie!
The Menu is typically something I would not watch but was pleasantly surprised by how well this movie was done. It was absolutely brilliant.
We have to go for a cheeseburger right after watching this amazing movie...!
This movie is very art😮
Excellent movie. Breath of fresh air between all of the regurgitated Disney remakes and souless superhero movies
I was waiting for the "avada kedavra" the whole time
after what happened to Tyler I guess the saying is true, "I guess you shouldn't meet your heroes."
Should win an Oscar
I love this movie
I LOVED this movie
Awesome movie!
I love Lamp
I can't figure out if Anya Taylor-Joy sounds like an American doing a slight English accent, or an English person doing a slight American accent...either way, her name is very fitting.
John k , she was partially raised in London, she also speaks Spanish. She was intriguing throughout this whole movie
@@danarcotta1283 yeah she’s honduran
@@hernandez4856 no, she’s not. Wtf
@@lilovs9952 yeah she is
@@hernandez4856 are you mental?
I still can’t believe this film nor the actors received any Oscar nominations. 😢
The Menu is really deserves a like a award of it a
Me too love the cheeseburger 🍔
This is a great movie
i love the scene menu
" tyler's Bullshit"
This was a great movie.
Dominique designed the dishes!!! She was amazing in Iron Chef
i love you Ralph Fiennes.. my Valdemort :)
Watched it a few days ago and thought it was great though I don't consider it a HORROR movie, more a dark comedy and a thriller. Or even a dramatic thriller.
More like a "retribution" movie...
Brilliant film.
We went for a cheeseburger right after the movie lol! I enjoyed the movie and the burger!!
Did you get it to go?😜
Behind every great movie there is a great consultant: Dominique Crenn. In The Queen's Gambit it was Gary Kasparov.
It's twisted! I love it!
This was the best Marco Pierre White biopic i have seen
This movie made me cry several times it's genuinely such a good movie
Scarier than Voldemort.