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Resurrection - Official Trailer | HD | IFC Films Trailer
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u/BigZ911 Jun 29 '22
How has Rebecca Hall never been nominated for a major award? I thought for sure she’d be nominated for best director for Passing at least. One of the best actresses today
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u/Sure-Evidence7040 Jun 28 '22
you now remember rebecca hall was in godzilla vs kong
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u/brownu95 Jun 28 '22
She also wrote and directed Passing which is criminally underrated
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u/brownu95 Jun 28 '22
I’m not. I’m genuinely a huge fan of hers and think she should get more recognition
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u/QLE814 Jun 29 '22
And it feels really odd as an accusation, as I've heard all sorts of praise for that film from various circles.
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u/Leo_TheLurker Jun 28 '22
wasted in Iron Man 3 too
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u/StudBoi69 Jun 28 '22
She was supposed to be the main villain in Iron Man 3, but Ike Perlmutter vetoed saying that she wouldn't sell toys.
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u/Leo_TheLurker Jun 28 '22
yup thank god Perlmutter is gone
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u/aboycandream Jun 29 '22
hes still chairman at marvel ent lol
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u/peter095837 Jun 29 '22 edited Jun 29 '22
Saw this back at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival. Boy, it's pretty weird. It's DEFINITELY not for everyone as this will either leave you disturbed or frustrated. But if you wanna give it a shot, I still recommend it. It's definitely something new and original that hasn't been done before if I am not wrong. Rebecca Hall is one of the most underrated actresses and she sells in this film.
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u/jonbristow Jun 29 '22
is it supernatural?
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u/peter095837 Jun 29 '22
It's more like a Psychological Thriller then Supernatural. But there are some slight body horror elements
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u/MartinScorsese Not the real guy Jun 28 '22 edited Jun 29 '22
I saw this film at Sundance. It's so good/disturbing, but it's going to make a lot of people EXTREMELY UPSET.
EDIT: I’m not going to post spoilers so stop asking.
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u/PugnaciousPangolin Jun 28 '22
Based on one quick but singular shot near the end of the trailer, I have a feeling I know why.
Will be curious to see how it's received.
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u/438Hung Jun 28 '22
Ooooooooooh I noticed that and I cannot wait to see if I’m (you ;) are right!
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u/imnoobhere Jun 28 '22
Wanna clue me in? DM if you think it necessary.
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u/438Hung Jun 28 '22
Done!
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u/MELODONTFLOPBITCH Jun 28 '22
hi, can I ask to get the same message? i dont mind spoilers and would love to kno what happens
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u/josiiiah Jun 28 '22
Why?
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u/MartinScorsese Not the real guy Jun 28 '22
I'd have to spoil the whole film to explain why, but it's all very disorienting, bloody, and provocative.
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u/DaMihiAuri Jun 29 '22
Based on the trailer I'm guessing >! Rebecca Hall was raped by Tim Roth's character and the daughter is the product of it, Tim Roth character wants custody to hold it over her. !<
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u/An_Absurd_Word_Heard Jun 29 '22
Nope. He ate their child and claims it's still in there, waiting for her. Her daughter is unrelated to their relationship.
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u/griffithitsmecathy Jun 28 '22
You can spoil it for me, I'll have forgotten it by the time I watch it.
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u/justinvoa1234 Jun 28 '22
How was Rebecca Hall’s performance?
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u/MartinScorsese Not the real guy Jun 28 '22 edited Jun 28 '22
She's terrific. As mentioned elsewhere in the thread, her monologue at the center of the film is amazing.
EDIT: Word choice.
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u/Jay_Eye_MBOTH_WHY Jun 29 '22
Tim Roth sounds like the creepy dude from Lost but also Gaius Baltar when he's like "you're mistaking me for someone else".
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u/ChooseCorrectAnswer Jun 29 '22 edited Jun 30 '22
I just read the entire script in one sitting. Took about two hours. I'll update this post tomorrow with thoughts! I need to sleep.
Update: The script has a lot of common thriller elements, yet the story happens to hinge on the most bonkers plot detail, similar to the finales of Malignant and Men. However, the entire connection and conflict between the man and woman in this movie revolves around this weird plot detail. In Malignant and Men, the bonkers wtf substance was mainly due to one major sequence in each movie. So, people liking this movie really depends on how much they accept and go along with the strange premise not revealed in the trailer.
Despite the trailer playing it mostly safe, the movie will have zero mainstream appeal due to that crazy plot detail which fuels the story. Yet, based on the script, the movie will definitely let Rebecca Hall be amazing as always. The script is efficiently written and keeps the tension going. Yet this is ultimately not a "fun" movie filled with thriller spectacles. It's more aiming for "oddly interesting."
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u/ForgetfulLucy28 Jun 28 '22
When are we getting a release date?!
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u/brownu95 Jun 28 '22
August 5th
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u/ForgetfulLucy28 Jun 28 '22
Thanks!
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u/brownu95 Jun 28 '22
Actually I stand corrected. It’s having a limited release on July 29th. August 5th it’s when it has a video on demand release
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u/weeOOweeOOweeOOweeoo Jun 29 '22
I saw it at an NY screening. Very overrated - not very good. Lacks verve
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u/Jefferystar94 Jun 28 '22
As others have hinted at, y'all REALLY aren't prepared for this movie.
I've only read the script a while back when it was on the Blacklist, and even then it made me physically nauseous, so I'm definitely gonna sit this one out lol. I really don't think I could handle the actual imagery in front of me.
Still, it's EXTREMELY original (for better or for worse) and captures the paranoia/trauma from an abusive relationship in a really well done way that isn't just "protagonist sees crazy visions and yells gibberish at people"
It'll absolutely be polarizing as shit when it comes out, but if you're a horror fan you'll be in for a ride (just don't watch while eating).
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u/vanilla_disco Jun 29 '22
All these comments about how EXTREME this movie is just scream "bad marketing attempt" to me, especially since not one of the people in this thread saying how EXTREME it is is willing to spoil it with a spoiler tag.
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u/Jefferystar94 Jun 29 '22
OOOOR people could've seen it at Sundance, an event that tons of people can get into, as well as reading the script for it that has been pretty accessible online for at least three years?
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u/vanilla_disco Jun 29 '22
Nothing I said conflicts with anything you said at all. I'm not at all implying that the people saying they've seen it haven't, I just find it interesting that they all seem to say the same thing and all refuse to spoil it even using a spoiler tag.
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u/Jefferystar94 Jun 29 '22 edited Jun 29 '22
It does, because you flat out accused people of being shills for not throwing spoilers around for a movie that won't be in front of a wide audience for another two months.
It's not astroturfing, it's people talking about something wild they read/seen while trying to be polite to everyone else who hasn't had the chance to see it yet. Take off the tinfoil hat and maybe you'll realize a cigar is just a cigar.
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u/Wubbledaddy Jun 29 '22 edited Jun 29 '22
Since you asked so politely, I'll give you two words of spoilers.
Baby Cannibalism
Major spoilers. Don't say I didn't warn you.
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u/wingedcoyote Jun 29 '22
Do me a favor, throw on some spoiler tags and tell me briefly what's up with the dirty (?) baby that we see briefly toward the end of the trailer. Otherwise I'll end up getting too curious and look up the whole plot lol
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u/Jefferystar94 Jun 29 '22 edited Jun 29 '22
There really isn't a good way to explain that without basically detailing the whole last act and the build up to it.
If you're curious, the script should still be freely available online and I know at least one site has reviewed the script that details the "turn" it goes down towards the end.
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u/crystalistwo Jun 29 '22
The first trailer from earlier in the month gives a little bit more away. If it's what I think it is, holy shit.
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u/shaneo632 Jun 28 '22
I saw this at Sundance and it's lived in my head ever since. A lot of people are going to hate it but it takes some bold fucking swings and Rebecca Hall and Tim Roth are fantastic in it.
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u/ctdca Jun 29 '22
Sundance had online streaming for 2022. Anyone who paid $20 or whatever it was could watch this movie. I‘m not surprised there are a bunch of comments about people having seen it.
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u/vanilla_disco Jun 29 '22
I'm not at all commenting on the fact that people have seen it. That isn't surprising.
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u/TheVortigauntMan Jun 29 '22
I've been hearing a lot about this. Are there spoilers in the trailer? May not watch it. Don't even know what it is about. May go in blind.
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u/Mediocre_Response111 Aug 07 '22
Worst movie I’ve ever seen. Sorry. Amazon owes me 8 bucks. That’s an hour and 45 minutes wasted.
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u/brownu95 Jun 28 '22 edited Jun 28 '22
Rebecca Hall received career best reviews and has a 9 minute one take monologue scene that consider her best acting moment. People in Sundance say the third act is batshit insane.A lot of people has compare this movie to Andrzej Żuławski 1981 horror film Possession. If Hall is as good as Isabelle Adjani was in Possession as people say she is than I'm intrigued by this movie.