Christine Official Trailer 1 (2016) - Rebecca Hall Movie
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Starring: Rebecca Hall, Tracy Letts, and Michael C. Hall
Christine Official Trailer 1 (2016) - Rebecca Hall Movie
Rebecca Hall stars in director Antonio Campos' third feature film, CHRISTINE, the story of a woman who finds herself caught in the crosshairs of a spiraling personal life and career crisis. Christine, always the smartest person in the room at her local Sarasota, Florida news station, feels like she is destined for bigger things and is relentless in her pursuit of an on-air position in a larger market. As an aspiring newswoman with an eye for nuance and an interest in social justice, she finds herself constantly butting heads with her boss (Tracy Letts), who pushes for juicier stories that will drive up ratings. Plagued by self-doubt and a tumultuous home life, Christine’s diminishing hope begins to rise when an on-air co-worker (Michael C. Hall) initiates a friendship which ultimately becomes yet another unrequited love. Disillusioned as her world continues to close in on her, Christine takes a dark and surprising turn.
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the last 20 minutes of this film was the most intense emotional experience I've ever had while watching a film. I feel empathy towards everyone who struggle with mental health issues, this is a prime example of what depression looks like.
Where can i watch it please
@@shadabdullah1141It's on Tubi.
@@shadabdullah1141 Tubi
I've been battling it for over a decade now. It changes you. The only thing worse than feeling sad is feeling nothing at all. This condition has robbed me of life.
This film does a great job of what it means to be drawn into the darkness that is depression.
Keep going, please. Lots of us are in a constant battle. Some people won't ever understand what depression is like. You can overcome this. Please keep going. 🙏💙
I hope they show all the charity work and time she spent with disabled kids. She would make puppets and take them to hospitals, etc to loft their spirits. The story is nuanced and I am going to watch tonight. It’s not just about being in love with a coworker. She had ovarian cancer as well. Told all her coworkers she was suicidal and had purchased a gun and no one took her seriously.
Alexandra what did you think of it, I'm sincerely interested. I've seen tons of movies, some very sad (Manchester by the Sea comes to mind) and some horribly gross (not my thing specifically - more by accident or on a dare) but there was just something about this film. Outside maybe war or some disaster movies, I truly think this was possibly the most profoundly sad film about an individual I've ever seen. By a wide margin. To be honest, I'm having a hard time shaking it.
You are a girl though? Why "she"?
Charity work doesn't bleed....so,...the movie will not show that....
@@casioak1683did you just ask her why she’s a girl?
@@casioak1683are you r***ted?
Its remarkable just how similar this Christine was to me. I suffered clinical depression for over twenty years and I'm only 24 years old. I was always withdrawn from social gatherings and always had a hard time socializing with people. All throughout high school I suffered from suicidal thoughts and self-harm. There will be times at work where I willing sacrifice my break so I can complete the jobs assigned to me to make the bosses happy simply because it feels good to know someone thinks I have value and I can be useful to them. This movie really opened my eyes to the internal struggles I have because just about everything Christine struggled with, I struggled with too!!!
I’m sending all my infinite support, warmth, and love. countless individuals celebrate, support, empower, value and everlastingly love you infinitely❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@BrandonMichaelSinger Whether this is a joke or sincere, thank you for caring!!!
@@tedflanc1024 OMG I’m being absolutely sincere and mean each and every word!! I hope you know you are more loved than words can say, and only deserve the absolute best ever❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I feel you. I hope we will be fine somehow.🙏🏽
Its like an early mid life crisis so many of us with depression face. Unfortunately because of our age its ignored.
(SPOILER)
The part when she says she always wanted to have a baby, and a husband and a family its just heart breaking💔
Why? Millions of women are in the same boat. There has been a huge shortage of good men since at least the 70's. So, if you have issues, children won't cure you.
It'll just make things worse realizing lots of women are still suidical AFTER kids and a husband.
no good man?
Winds of March Journey/Perry tribute band Doesn't matter. Still upsetting.
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 Way to completely miss the point. Also the shortage of good men you claim exists is horseshit. Plenty of good men out there losing custody of their kids and paying alimony. A lot of good men trying to get dates just to realize being themselves doesn't usually work. If I act obnoxious out in public its easy for me to find a woman. If I actually show my real, laid back self, women just put me in the friend zone. Of course only after they lead me on and allow me to buy them dinner. Of course not all women are that cruel but I genuinely can't find any decent women. Every woman I've dated has said things to me that would lead to physical violence if she was a guy. Don't be picky and you can find a good guy. Most of us guys have dealt with some seriously psycho women and will gladly take anyone that isn't demanding and doesn't complain about every single bit of adversity life throws at them. Sadly those are the 2 most common traits in women from my experience.
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 nay, women just became too choosy and busy with their careers.
They finally made a movie about Christine Chubbuck!!!!!! I've been interested in her case for a really long time...Anyone who watches it and doesn't know what happened....you're in for a surprise.
uh....wrong. Read the 23 comments above yours.
They made 2 movies in 2016 about her.
piss boy Yeah I was in for a surprise until someone said right in the comment section. Probably my fault for reading it though.
Too poo right? Dammit I read the comments and she.... dang it .
second that!
I gotta say. This trailer was really really well done.
So is the movie. Hall is great.
mabusestestament it was made by a friend of hers coincidentally.
Yes and the movie is pretty well done. Too many movies overly simplify characters as likable and unlikable and the trailer worried me that it would do the same to Christine's boss. It also seemed like the movie might falsely portray coworkers as pushing her to suicide through overworking her, harassment, or sexist promotional practices. Instead, everything seemed realistic and understandable.
I thought the same the same thing! the editing is brilliant!
fake news
Cant believe she wasnt even NOMINATED for her performance here. Emma Stone's performance in La La Land has nothing on this.
leonthesleepy The Oscars are all about campaigning by powerful studios. Little films like this can’t really compete.
Yeah. Agree. If i were going to do a Christine, I'd do so to the tune of "La La Land," myself. Tedious and fakey. Like Chinese water torture.
Its truly sad she wasnt nominated - What can indie actors do if smaller roles cannot be recognized?? Mainstream
I wouldn't go that far
@@iliketohearmenmoaning Its true and I agree. Art is subjective but this was a tremendouse performance that deserved to be recognized.
"Why won't anyone just listen to me" it connects with me in a deeper level.
This is one of the greatest movies about loneliness I've ever seen. She is unforgettable in the part. 😰
It really is a breathtaking movie.
This is an absolutely beautiful film. It covers the horrible pain of loneliness and how someone can be screaming for help in a crowded room, so to speak, and still be completely ignored until they're pushed to their breaking point.
Watched this movie a few days ago and I was stunned by how powerful this movie was. Rebecca Hall did a phenomenal job playing Christine giving us glimpses into what she was going through during her last days alive. Not afraid to admit I cried towards the end when seeing all the pain Christine went through
Have seen tons of movies, gruesome horror movies (not a huge fan, but I have) sad movies...some very. I seriously can't exactly put my finger on it - but saw Christine recently and just can't quite seem to shake this film off. Just the feeling of dread building for this poor woman. In not one area of her life could she catch a break. Not one. So felt for her.
Man, she was a very sensitive and professional woman. I read she was still a virgin because she just never found the right man for her. She had a crush on a coworker and found out he already had a serious relationship with her friend Andrea. She was told she only had like 2 years to be a mom due to some problems with her ovaries. She saw the drastic changes in the news network she was working for, and she hated them. I mean, from her perspective, everything was falling apart.
I used to work in news, and I can attest that it will turn you cynical. It becomes a way to survive. Drove me to drink heavily. The mainstream news industry model will crush you if you're an empath. I'm so glad I got out of it. If you're not thick-skinned or just soulless, the news biz will break you. If reporting honest news is you're passion, best to go independent.
It's terrible that her senseless suicide didn't accomplish anything in the news industry, seems it just helped their cause of wanting more sensationalism. Sad story.
How about a spoiler alert label ?
@@Pleaselikemycomment1 it's someone's life wtf. not just a movie
Trinity it was a joke.
sam E- Jokes are funny.
Actually, there are some people that do fight for a better space for journalism.
According to Wikipedia about the film, “At the time of the film's release, Chubbuck's parents and older brother Tim had died, leaving her other brother Greg as the only remaining member of her immediate family. Greg Chubbuck criticized the releases of both this film and the documentary Kate Plays Christine; although he admitted to having seen neither film, he expressed concern that viewers would only pay attention to the sensational aspect of the story and ignore Christine's many positive qualities.”
Knowing the true story makes this movie so heart breaking. You just wish you could give her a hug
I just saw it. Touching. Rebecca does a fantastic job. Makes you understand more why Christine went the route she did.
does it though. it's a movie.
@@grawakendream8980 ... about her. So yes it obviously does
because she blamed her problems on everyone else?
Christine deserved better. It's a shame what she went through.
I finally got to see this film over the weekend and I loved it. Rebecca Hall was absolutely incredible. She deserves so much more recognition for her work.
Can u please tell me which site u have watched christine??
@@rubyannserbas6886I’m four years late but it’s on Netflix until Feb 12 in America and Canada, and also on Tubi
This is by far the best acting by an actress I've seen in my life, and I don't understand how she wasn't even nominated for the Oscars.
Totally agree with myself.
I agree that she deserved not just a nomination, but the award. My assumption is that the subject matter scared a lot of the potential voters off, so they didn't even see the film.
@@supermad31 it was ok. I just watched. It was nothing mind blowing. No pun intended.
@@mattlohr you're kidding right? Western society LOVES gore.
never thought anybody would have the balls to make this biopic.
next should be R. Budd Dwyer.
Dwyer
Coming soon 20Never
@@mr.patricio4845 You Never know.
This Could Hurt Someone
@@_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ That's what she said.
Bruh Budd Dwyer case was worst....He was innocent the whole case T-T
It's about time they made a movie about her life!!. I've been researching her story since college (2008). She had a sad but interesting life. RIP 💞
This happened at channel 40 in the 70s in Sarasota, my hometown. I was a kid at the time but I remember it and so did everybody else. The family spent a lot of money trying to treat that girl but obviously didn't work. I thought I read that there's another movie coming out besides this one on her, but perhaps not.
There is! The other film regarding Christine Chubbuck is called "Kate Plays Christine."
And it's a documentary, if I'm not mistaken
Jasmim Bettencourt Sort of. From the trailer it looks like a behind the scenes look at the filming of a (fake) documentary and the lead actress seems to start to lose it.
I WORKED THERE AND REMEMBER ... I THINK A MOVIE ABOUT HER IS VERY SAD.. ALL I CAN SAY IS WHY?
weather guy Steve Newman. A gentlemen you can find here on RUclips worked there. You wish watching and reading this story that Christine would have just left that business and went to work as a study hall monitor at a High School somewhere for awhile or maybe look for a gig a country music radio station or something. She was sick and needed to step back big time.
An underrated film. I really enjoyed it. A great interpretation of ones struggle with mental illness during a time where it was continuously misunderstood and often undiagnosed, resulting in such terrible internal struggles for so many people.
Break the stigma. Talk to someone if you’re experiencing mental trouble.
Name movie?
@@BituRobertoChristine
Najlepiej z psychiatrą.!!!
The isolation, loneliness, rejections, depression , emotional pain and the choice to end it.all into one. Tragic
Saw this at TIFF, it was wonderful. Powerful and tragic. Rebecca Hall was absolutely stunning as Christine, 5/5 recommended and worth seeing
Do they actually show the....event? I imagine the filmmakers probably cut to black or used some visual trick to not actually show the act.
:) I won't spoil it but I will say it's more heavily focused around the storm of events that led up to it. It's kind of a deep dive into her character as she was shortly before it happened
leonthesleepy oh yes they actually show and will upset anyone who's sensitive to watching something like that.
The soundtrack in this film is incredible!
This movie was a really good movie. Rebecca Hall gave an amazing performance. This didn't look, sound or feel anything like Rebecca Hall in her other movies. I'm not trying to say she's bad in other movies, she's good in other movies she's in, I'm just saying that she gave an amazing performance in this movie that is unlike any other character she plays in other movies, she performs the role of Christine Chubbuck, so well, that you kind of forget that the actress playing her is Rebecca Hall, and you actually think it's this woman named Christine Chubbuck, who is playing herself in this movie, that's how great Rebecca Hall is in this movie. Now, this movie, I was interested in this movie, because before I heard about it, I had seen some videos about Christine Chubbuck's death, and then when I heard about this movie, I was like, what they made a movie about this? So I wanted to see it, and I watched it, and man, this movie was truly realistic. It portrays depression and loneliness in SUCH a true, and realistic way that's not usually shown in most movies. And it's so sad to see what this person had to go through, and that a person would feel like this, and it felt like this person didn't deserve anything bad to happen to her, and to her state of depression and loneliness. There were times in the movie where the depression and loneliness felt so relatable, and just made me feel for this person even more because of that. So, I'm gonna give, "Christine", 7.8/10 stars. And I want to say that if anyone is dealing with any depression, loneliness or suicidal thoughts I'd like to take the time to talk any of you who wants to talk, and to also call the national suicide prevention lifeline, and the phone number for that lifeline is 1-800-273-8255. To those feeling lost, depressed, lonely, or suicidal, I want to say to never give up. Always have hope. Always have something to look forward to, even if it's something small, such as going out to buy a new video game. You were put on this Earth for a reason. Find your purpose, and most importantly talk to someone. Talking is crucial, especially when it comes to the topic of mental illness, or mental states of depression, loneliness, and suicidal thoughts.
One of the reasons why I quit my job since they didn't appreciate me, yes If my job doesn't make me happy, then why waste my life on such a job? now I have a different job, I make less, but I'm happy. that's what matters people, live your life the way that makes you happy, some homeless people are happier than millionaires.
And I'm glad I watched the movie before watching the trailer or even knowing the back story, the last 10 min was really intense and I wasn't expecting it. that's what made the movie really enjoyable for me.
Psychologists will definitely find this movie interesting.
I love psychology. And I'm dying (no pun intended) to see it.
except for the fact that the movie is mostly dramatized meaning most of what happens never actually happened in real life.
@@ashleyjohansson230 If you're this depressed, I guarantee you, you are this angry, also.
Psychologists and comment section psychologists
I'm a psychologist and I'm about to watch it.
It scares me that good people are deemed the 'crazy' ones in this world.
INDEED INDEED... They are angry because we refuse to believe this world is good.
She will win Best Actress at the oscars.
I don't know I think this might be Amy Adams year.
At least a nomination for Hall
Adam Ruins Everything already made award shows irrelevant.
I have a feeling Emma Stone's got it in the bag after Venice.
Yes. I think you are right. She should win for Best Actress. But then according to Box Office Mojo "Christine" is only playing in one theatre in the entire United States! I saw the film at that one theatre in New York called the Film Forum. What is wrong with theatre owners? Don't they know a great performance and film when they see one? I don't get it. And yet trash that the big studios put out are booked in thousands of movie theaters nationwide. Somebody please tell me why.
Rebecca Hall and Michael C. Hall together in one movie (soundtrack by Hall & Oates).
Written by The Kids In The Hall
With a cameo by Anthony Michael Hall
and a rerun playing in the background of "let's make a deal" with Monty Hall
No Hall-e Berry?
😂😂😂
So...all the horrible news, lies, disgusting and unseen horrors of the news started with her because she was preasured into doing it. I wanna see it.
Really? This really happened long ago in real life?
Yes, it really happened. But it happened back in the '70s, about two decades before the internet, and all the footage was either destroyed or saved in a police evidence vault. So unless you were around back then and happened to be watching tv when she did it, you'll never see the actual footage of the suicide.
She was kinda bitter and self deprecating and it only feeds on her depression. And apparently situation at her work and relationship didn't help either.
+culversketch actually the footage 100% Still exists. there are 3 for sure copies. The studio original (she asked that her show that day be taped, it normally wasn't. it was live with no delay, people saw it happen on tv) the 2nd tape is a copy created for law enforcement who later returned it to the studio. Early 80's the station changed hands and the two tapes were turned over to her family. But.... Not before the original station owner made a copy for himself. His wife got in some trouble while trying to shop the video around. The family wants this to NEVER be made public and brought an injunction. Legally the firmer owner can keep his copy but he can never make it public. It's a story that was buried by her family and although you could find seme detailed references to it you never really got a solid story. Her brother just this year repeated that the tapes would never be released. I don't want to see the actual suicide. I'm more curious about the odd things that happened before. she had a bag with her, usually had puppets in it, she used them on her show, Had a gun this time . She asked that this show be taped, it usually wasnt. She requested to report on a news story she normally wouldn't cover. when the feed jammed on that story is when she did it. I just dont get why on live tv? revenge? notoriety? Both? Anyway, the tapes exist.
for revenge. to let people know :you wanted this so bafly, you got it...permanently."
Rebecca Hall should have been nominated for a oscar for this performance it was eerie sometimes she looked like Christine good job on the make up and styling
I first heard about this back in like 2010. It was on Boulevard of Broken Dreams or something on E! I couldn't believe it had happened. I read everything I could find about her and it really saddened me that someone who seemed to have the career she loved, in a nice town was so depressed that she decided this was her only option. I think Rebecca DEFINITELY deserved an award for her performance and couldn't think of anyone else that would've embodied her struggles with mental health the way Rebecca did.
Oscar nomination for Hall please
yeah, nomination right now ,because shes great in it
Why not, It's not like you have seen the actual Movie. Oscar's for Trailer's.
i like the great performance
Grace Helbig
Its so crappy she didnt get a nomination even
2:00 bruh my hearth started raising when I hear THOSE LINES
it's a really well done movie if anyone is interested. i thought it was a fair examination into how not everyone can report on violent subject matter. i can see how others might think it's a bit exploitative (particularly if you're from this era and you saw the event as it happened) but it's still a story that needs to be told.
You just read the paper. What's the big deal? :)
For those wondering, Christine suffered from depression (along with issues with relationships) and having her work comprised drove her over the edge. Hence her tragic suicide, especially considering her station was obsessed with 'juicy stories'.
Just saw this movie last night. An incredibly powerful performance by Rebecca Hall - I was so captivated by her. Did she not win an award for this ?
Where did you watch it?
No Emma stone did that year
Interesting... Maybe the sequel will be called Budd?
Dude, yes
what is it with people shooting themselves on live TV?
Should of just let it remain a legend than make a movie. but hey anything for a buck.
how about a bjork stalker sequel
The entire audience suicides? Suicides? Don't you mean killing themselves? Never heard of anyone who suicides before.
... I cannot believe they've made a movie about this infamous incident.
It is a lot more than just that moment, this is a character study kind of movie. Also, it is very very relatable considering news nowadays
I remember reading about her years ago. It was in an article that also included the story and sad ending of R. Budd Dwyer.
Even though I know what the ending of this movie is (*ahem* much like the Titanic movie), I still want to watch it to get a sense of who she really was. And, of course, to find out all of her reasons for doing what she felt she had to do.
(I really like this actress, too--she ain't too bad)
whats the incident
whats the incident
gokce yesildag She got depressed and shot herself life on TV
I guess I can understand her. She was working non stop with an asshole boss and not living the life she wanted. Nobody wants that type of existence.
Rebecca Hall is such a brilliant and underrated actress, I really hope she gets more recognition after this film.
I wonder if something happened during her childhood or teenage years that caused her to have relationship problems?
One can only wonder now...
Rest in peace Christine, I don’t know where the afterlife has taken you, but I hope you found happiness!
This movie is devastating. An exercise in real empathy that is honestly quite devastating to watch.
There’s no doubt in my mind that the real Christine was autistic with deep depression issues. That’s why when the family heard what happened they weren’t totally surprised.
I met the love of my life, or so I thought, about 9 years ago on a dating app. She told me before our first date that she had trouble making eye contact and not to take it personally. Fast forward 1.5 years and she broke my heart, blamed it on me and of course she's still single. I think she was narcissistic with Asbergers, but who knows? I'd spend weekends on the computer trying to figure out wtf was wrong with her.
I also suspect this poor Christine was autistic. It seems like a life sentence for unhappiness and was far more then I could handle
@@donaldshotts4429 it wasn’t your fault my friend, I’m autistic, and I’m not afraid to say that socially we’re f*cked up. There’s something in our brains that we just don’t click with society, no matter how much we try, you as neurotipicals notice immediately that we are different and because of our PTSD we feel like naked being recognized as neurodivergents and don’t even talk about emotion control, it’s like our brains didn’t come with that switch to keep our emotions under control.
@@gogo-fs4wl Well I wish you the best and you do have self awareness which is much more then she had. The narcissistic thing was crazy too. It's this arrogance mixed with insecurity. Idk? I feel like since you have some self awareness then with that comes humility and a little empathy for how others feel. That makes a human seem human.
@@wmsteoopaaffwc8356 are u austistic??
@@wmsteoopaaffwc8356 I’m just asking a question. Did that trigger you??
Rebecca Hall is probably one of the best actresses if not the best!
Rebecca’s performance was outstanding.
You could say it was mind-blowing
@@Human1136 🦗 🦗 🦗
This movie is a masterpiece. Absolute masterpiece.
Rebecca Hall did a phenomenal job. She had a dry humor, that really drew you in. Great casting choice. God bless Christine, I hope she found peace.
After she shot herself dead on live television, she became a spirit that haunted a car.
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Buenomars Head canon confirmed.
where did you read that?
Buenomars Lmao
+sonia Silva Stephen King wrote a book about it!
Always pleased to watch Michael C.hall every time ♥♥ his role in Dexter was unforgettable
Also Six Feet Under!
4-years-olds have opinions about whatever adults are going through.
I vaguely heard about this as a child and thought,
'What an unhinged lady.'
Now she has my compassion.
I thought this movie was good but I had no idea going in what would happen and as someone who empathized with Christine and has struggled with depression and suicidal thoughts the ending had me in tears and had me struggling thinking about it . I wish they’d advertise the movie differently or have an opening scene that lets you know what happens so viewers have more of a choice what to watch
I hope you're feeling better today then a year ago. I've had my own issues over the years, but I'm happier now at 57 then I've ever been. First get help if you need help and secondly realize tomorrow is a different day and a chance to reset. This poor woman was only 29. She could've turned her life around with the right medication and support network. It's rarely as bad as it seems. I try to go outside my own feelings & body and realize it's just a chemical imbalance. My situation isn't actually nearly as dire as it feels.
Without knowing the whole context of what led to this film, I love how innocent they portrayed the trailer to be. The music that peaks curiosity and a happy tone even when Christine was disraught is not too dissimilar with how the media is.
I just saw the whole movie in 2 minutes.
Well, it's no surprise how the movie ends, considering this woman really existed and this really happened. I think in this case, it's good to watch the movie to see how exactly she was driven to do it and if the story was told convincingly.
It's based on a true story...so...yea...and some people enjoy performances.
On what site did u watched it???
@@rubyannserbas6886 in Netflix
i was looking for christine the horror movie with my bf on netflix, but we saw only this one and i was shocked. Because i never knew they made a movie about her, and it was amazing, well done 🎉🎈🎊🎉
a serious version of Anchorman lol
haha
This, too, escalates quickly.
Or a more real The Network.
This trailer itself deserves more views.
Read the story on Wikipedia of Christine Chubbuck and the last line before she killed herself, then watch this trailer again..... I got chills, man.
One of my favorite films ever. Truly masterful.
Rebecca deserved an Oscar nom. Award shows are such bullshit sometimes.
She probably isn’t brainwashed enough. All these award shows are rigged these days
Rebecca Hall should have been nominated for a big award. Rebecca Hall, if you can see this just know you have a big fan🌷❤
She’s literally me
She's terrific in everything she does.
Excellent character study film, and (for me) very relatable.
As what news media has become, In my eyes she is a hero.
THIS should’ve been 2017s Best Actress winner.
Isn't this about the reporter who committed suicide on live TV.....
exactly!
Here comes the "OMG SPOILERS" replies. 😂
+Sid Jones where?
salam
OMG SPOILERS
she deserves to won the oscar
Watched this movie today. Definitely the best actress that year.
His movies are different from typical US garbage. He's interested rather in people not in pure action. Since watching this one I watched two more made by Campos and I wasn't disappointed. Definitely this is a direction in filmmaking that has the future - even after Artificial Intelligence starts to make movies. I don't care who kills whom. I want to meet real people.
I just loved this film, it was addictive from the start and where to start on Rebecca Hall's performance. She was beyond brilliant, a must see.
didnt know about this story, very sad.
did you ever have a coincidence where you learn about something for the first time that happened over 40 years ago, then later that same day you watch a new movie trailer about it? well i just did.
Well, if they're promoting a movie, it's not a coincidence. :) Your feed knows you.
I just watched this movie, had to fast forward to the end. It wasn't untill I found here suicide seen that I knew what this movie was about. It would have been nice though at the credits to have some how show real footage of her live news clips she did. I thought it would have been a nice tribute to her.
Holy shit. When i first started watching the trailer i thought back to the woman who shot herself on live TV. And that was only 20seconds in the trailer and i already understood that much just from the Rebecca hall's amazing acting. Please give her an oscar. She deserves it more than Leonardo DiCaprio did. On a site note, let's be honest about the fact that Leonardo DiCaprio was was only given an Oscar because of the people ( i know that's not how oscars work but they made an exception for him). A lot of more talented actors deserved the oscar in his category.
Wonderful trailer btw :D
masterfully made trailer
*Extraordinary shocking movie 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Rebecca Hall's performance deserved way more recognition and also awards.*
Watched this yesterday, it was amazing!
Rebecca Hall did a fantastic job as Christine Chubbuck.
I am so excited about this!!! I've been fascinated by her story for so long.
I love this actress.
We need a biopic on John Delorean and it would be cool if George Clooney could play him.That would be something to watch.
I think I saw the trailer
Academy Awards nomination for Best Actress in 3, 2, 1...
They did not show what she did, but her live TV suicide video is like the holy grail of death enthusiasts.
the tape exists. There are people who were there.
Rebecca Hall is electric here!Quirky hyper-aware emotional intelligence captured neatly and succinctly, as if by Polaroid.
Brilliant! Bravo! Thanks.
Rest in Peace Christine. :(
Rebecca hall was robbed of an Oscar
I've always loved Christine Chubbuck. I identify with her and her self-loathing, depression, and problems with relationships. She was such a badass.
....no, I don’t think we need to describe someone who selfishly took their own life on live television to scar hundreds as ‘badass’. Suicide needs to be demonized again.
@@notrr1469 To each their own. She gave the media what they wanted and, in return, got to end her suffering while establishing a legacy for herself. I don't see anyone making biopics on our dreary lives.
I have never been this interested in actually wanting to see a Netflix movie
This movie was awesome
I watched this movie on Netflix just because I was looking for one. I was really interested on the story and the camera work and was super shocked when she shot her self and I said "oh she's the reporter who killed her". I knew while watching it she was troubled but now if I rewatch it will be way more darker.
You had me at Michael C Hall
Can't wait. Love Antonio Campos' work as a director. Got a ticket to see this at LFF.
Saw it on TIFF yesterday. Brace yourself for Rebecca Hall. Stellar performance.
Carlos Laron Woot!
This movie seems to suggest that she didn't have a breakdown, that instead she was always crazy.
I disagree. I find that its questions are more fundamental, like what does it mean to be "crazy" or to have a "breakdown" in a world that's so sick to begin with?
I don’t think this film is true to the real life story.
Also, it was impossible to find anything on the Internet regarding her love interest. Here’s what I found though. George Peter Ryan died at age 60 in 2005 of pancreatic cancer. He apparently went to New York for a time and did voiceover work but was mainly an actor. He ultimately returned to the Sarasota area.
In the movie she didn’t say she wouldn’t be doing the work with the man that she loves, idky they had to edit it that way.
Let’s be clear, the drug trazedone for depression was introduced in 1983. The movie takes place in the 70s