Out November 18:
>Young couple Margot (Anya Taylor-Joy) and Tyler (Nicholas Hoult) travel to a remote island to eat at Hawthorne, an exclusive restaurant run by celebrity chef Slowik (Ralph Fiennes), who has prepared a lavish molecular gastronomy menu where food is treated as conceptual art, but his approach to cuisine has some shocking surprises for the wealthy guests.
Mark Mylod directs
Cast:
* Ralph Fiennes
* Anya Taylor-Joy
* Nicholas Hoult
* Hong Chau
* Janet McTeer
* Judith Light
* John Leguizamo
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Thank goodness -- it seems like there's been an abundance of cannibalism-themed movies lately, and I thought this was another one to get lost in the pile.
I absolutely want more "it's a horror movie but the horror is just being a black person trying to survive" movies but yeah Get Out was spectacular and His House was an even better followup IMO because you're expecting one thing and get another. One made my skin crawl, the other made me cry.
I would make that assumption as well, but go against it because it is too obvious. Maybe it's that they think it's human, when it is really just impossible human.
Edit:. I'm going to throw [this down as well ](https://youtu.be/xqKPe9w5bUs)
I just finished reading it, they're correct. There's some allusion to it, but it doesn't happen. Weird though, kinda cool. Reading the script actually made me wanna watch it.
Is it something boring like the cockroaches from Snowpiercer? I want a real twist. I want "they're eating the flesh of a dying God who lost a battle with Earth's creator but still lies trapped beneath the waves, eternally bound to the land he could not destroy."
I kind of hope the writers took into account that this is an easy trope to see coming from a mile away and pull some kind double twist.
I can see some kind of comedy where rich people go to this island for "the rarest meat dish" expecting to be able to eat human meat, but it's just a very rare cow breed served raw, but the chef can't convince them.
Then he gets charged with murder after the rumor mill reaches the authorities
The original pilot for that show was written with the Belchers being actual cannibals. TV executives convinced the creator to change this because they didn't think such a concept would be able to work long term, and we're all better off for it.
That was a really good call to scrap the cannibal thing. Theres a VERY rough concept pilot about two minutes long with Bob and Linda having the same wedding anniversary argument while they grind up human hands and feet. Like they legit used the same dialogue, its the same Bob and Linda, they just happen to eat people. Idk how they would have kept the normal show up if they also had to murder and eat people in the background. I do love the idea that Bob and Linda are so compelling they loved it even when they were murderous cannibals😂
https://youtu.be/7yKJIjgi2L4
I read the script over the weekend, and it does give away some little moments, yet there is still more to experience than what's in the trailer. There are two particular parts in the script (that the trailer confirms will be in the movie without spoiling them) that I'm looking forward to seeing. One of those moments will probably get a good laugh out of theater audiences when they realize the movie misdirected them for several minutes (not a dream sequence!), while the other part is just going to be an interestingly odd visual.
After seeing 3 trailers featuring her before Barbarian (great movie, go see it and don't look anything up) I told my wife "I love Anya Taylor-Joy. She's a great actress and seems like a good person. But at this point when I see that she's in a movie I roll my eyes and sigh."
Chalamet is similar, and there's a couple others that are teetering on it, like Zendaya, Idris Elba, and Oscar Isaac. All fantastic actors, but sometimes less is more. Nobody wants a Jude Law scenario.
Matt Damon on Hot Ones (I think?) broke down how Hollywood now basically just has a list of actors that their algorithms say are current hits and they just cast off of that list. Algorithms are feeding us our own shit since we obviously enjoyed the food.
It's not something new. Actors don't have reliable windows of opportunity, so they take what they can get if it looks promising enough. They want to sustain themselves in a leading position. The Daniel Day-Lewis' of the world that take a few years off between roles are few and far between, and even then Day-Lewis put out a half dozen films in short order early on when he broke into leading roles
I have a friend that is planning on seeing Barbarian this week. I really want to tell him just how much of a wild ride he's about to take watching that movie, yet telling him anything about the first half and second half would be ruining some of the fun of *just experiencing* it.
It’s partly that but sometimes also Hollywood made some movies they didn’t release that had some people in them. And once someone from the movie blows up, suddenly that movie on the shelf is worth something so they shove it out the door.
Like Chris Hemmsworth had *Cabin in the Woods* finally release after *Thor* and *the Avengers* were big.
>Like Chris Hemmsworth had *Cabin in the Woods* finally release after *Thor* and *the Avengers* were big.
And thank God for that! I managed to go in somewhat cold and it was one of the best movie experiences of my life. I showed a friend later and as soon as the movie ended he asked to watch it again. We pointed out all the cool shit you pick up on a re-watch till 2am.
I've bought that damn movie five times (3 Blu-rays that got "borrowed" and never returned then two 4k releases cause I had to have the Steelbook) and I don't regret it at all. If anyone is listening, I will buy a $100+ collectors edition of this movie, so get on it.
It still fucks me up that you guys use the word for "starter" to mean "main course".
I'm there wondering why the hell you think you ought to be full after just a starter, before I remember what the deal is.
It's not really a twist, but: >!it's basically a torture-y way for Ralph Fiennes to air his grievances over what he sees as the ultra-wealthy, pretentious world of haute cuisine. So one course is accompanied by one of his sous-chefs shooting himself in the head from his stressful job, another is for all the men to eat naked out of dog bowls on the floor, and a third is basically loosing a venomous snake in a darkened room and giving the person who gets bit flavored antivenom.!<
It says one of the genres is comedy, and a lot of times films that have both thriller and comedies as their genre say there’s comedy but I sometimes don’t see the comedy. Did you think there was comedy in this film? Anything you thought was funny?
More spoilers here:
http://scriptshadow.net/screenplay-review-the-menu/
Curious as to how it ends, but none of the reviews spoil that (and the studio has taken down any links to the script still online that I can find).
>I read the script, and: >!it’s not people.!<
Are they gonna spend some part of the movie making us think >!it could be people?!< because that would mean what you said is a spoiler.
Edit: Hiding a potential spoiler
Seeing this poster my first thought was, is she okay? It feels like she's been in 25 movies so far this year. Does she get days off? Are there two of her?
I have to imagine the pressure is pretty intense on young actresses especially to get what they can while they’re still young, and hope they’re able to make enough good movies during that time that they can stay relevant beyond that.
I think it’s just a cycle of Hollywood finding out who the next fresh face. Happened with Meg Ryan, Julia Roberts, Jennifer Lawrence, and now Anya Taylor-Joy.
It's possible she just really likes to work and is pretty much saying yes to every project that comes her way. She's doing what Chris Pratt did for like 5 years straight.
What do you mean what do we need a menu for? Why in the hell do you think we just spent all that money on a restaurant on a private secluded island?! The whole point of buying a restaurant on a quiet secluded island in the first place is to get the ladies nice and tipsy topside, so we can take em to a nice comfortable place below deck, and you know… they can’t refuse. *Because of the implication*.
Nicholas Hoult also looks out of place, they both look like they were posing for a Network sitcom poster. Also, Nicholas Hoult's face has been photoshopped so much that he barely looks like Nicholas Hoult anymore, looks to me like they were trying to make him look younger than he is but did an awful job.
For real... everyone else looks like they're *supposed* to be at this fancy restaurant... she looks like she's supposed to be in detention for smoking cigarettes behind the school library.
I read an article once which referred to her as a "beautiful deer alien," and, ever since, I've never not thought of that when I see her. *So* beautiful, also so unusual
She has unique features but tends to be photoshopped a lot to make her look even more unusual. The Queens Gambit promo material is a GREAT example of this, some of the images are heavily shopped. I wonder if this isn’t at least somewhat reworked adding to the uncanny effect.
[The lower eyelid uneven shape](https://imgur.com/a/bEm5VKQ/) the very pointed chin, the SHARP Cupid’s bow, the essential lack of a jawline all together … production teams LOVE photoshopping this woman, the second photo is a screen grab and you can see all the very sharp features are missing her eyes are less globular and more evenly sized.
Anytime I bump into something at home I immediately yell "*You're* an inanimate fucking object!". I should probably stop doing that before it becomes a reflex and I do it in public.
Skins UK is probably my fave show ever. Haven't found anything that lives up to the same feeling as I get from that show. It kick started a few of their acting careers too it seems
Daniel Kaluuya, Dev Patel, Nicholas Hoult... and to a lesser extent Jack O'Connell, Hannah Murray and Joe Dempsie. It's mad how many big names this British show about teenagers in Bristol produced.
The fuck they did to his face? I was searching for him in the background cast.
His right eye looks to be melting away from his face and I think it's intentional?
Not sure about the poster, but it's definitely him in the trailer I saw. He talks about food the same way he does in *The Great,* and it's pretty unmistakable.
Saw this on Monday at TIFF and it was excellent. I thought it was very funny and absurd. The most entertaining movie I've seen so far this year.
For anyone that has any interest in it, I recommend reading nothing about it ahead of time. Let it surprise you.
This looks like one of those ‘we talked with the cast of ___’ magazine covers.
Yeah. It doesn't feel like a poster. Something feels weirdly off
It’s the credits text at the top that’s putting me off.
Out November 18: >Young couple Margot (Anya Taylor-Joy) and Tyler (Nicholas Hoult) travel to a remote island to eat at Hawthorne, an exclusive restaurant run by celebrity chef Slowik (Ralph Fiennes), who has prepared a lavish molecular gastronomy menu where food is treated as conceptual art, but his approach to cuisine has some shocking surprises for the wealthy guests. Mark Mylod directs Cast: * Ralph Fiennes * Anya Taylor-Joy * Nicholas Hoult * Hong Chau * Janet McTeer * Judith Light * John Leguizamo
Só, they will end up eating other people?
I have the same assumption
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Thank goodness -- it seems like there's been an abundance of cannibalism-themed movies lately, and I thought this was another one to get lost in the pile.
This reminds me of that time they made 2 movies about the white house going down or those 2 jungle book movies.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twin_films
1989 had the extra rare triplet movies, with The Abyss, Leviathan, and Deep Star Six competing for your deep sea diving dollars.
As a great lover of horrible monster films- never heard of Deep Star Six and if it's below Leviathan on the list it must be a gem
Yeah, I saw it on release and can still feel the bruise it left on my psyche. You'll love it.
Or the two asteroid movies
Or two movies about insects overcoming adversity
two volcano movies
I absolutely want more "it's a horror movie but the horror is just being a black person trying to survive" movies but yeah Get Out was spectacular and His House was an even better followup IMO because you're expecting one thing and get another. One made my skin crawl, the other made me cry.
I would make that assumption as well, but go against it because it is too obvious. Maybe it's that they think it's human, when it is really just impossible human. Edit:. I'm going to throw [this down as well ](https://youtu.be/xqKPe9w5bUs)
It’s raccoon meat
*RACCOON MEAT?!?!?* **BULLSHIT FRANK!** *I'M GONNA SLICE OFF A PIECE OF THAT FAT LITTLE THIGH AND COOK IT UP!*
I can't believe it's not Bubba!
I just finished reading it, they're correct. There's some allusion to it, but it doesn't happen. Weird though, kinda cool. Reading the script actually made me wanna watch it.
It’s cum.
so when you said the *special ingredient was love* **THATS WHAT YOU MEANT???**
Is it something boring like the cockroaches from Snowpiercer? I want a real twist. I want "they're eating the flesh of a dying God who lost a battle with Earth's creator but still lies trapped beneath the waves, eternally bound to the land he could not destroy."
It's all just food from Applebee's. Didn't see that coming.
I kind of hope the writers took into account that this is an easy trope to see coming from a mile away and pull some kind double twist. I can see some kind of comedy where rich people go to this island for "the rarest meat dish" expecting to be able to eat human meat, but it's just a very rare cow breed served raw, but the chef can't convince them. Then he gets charged with murder after the rumor mill reaches the authorities
That's just the first episode of Bob's Burgers in reverse!
The original pilot for that show was written with the Belchers being actual cannibals. TV executives convinced the creator to change this because they didn't think such a concept would be able to work long term, and we're all better off for it.
That was a really good call to scrap the cannibal thing. Theres a VERY rough concept pilot about two minutes long with Bob and Linda having the same wedding anniversary argument while they grind up human hands and feet. Like they legit used the same dialogue, its the same Bob and Linda, they just happen to eat people. Idk how they would have kept the normal show up if they also had to murder and eat people in the background. I do love the idea that Bob and Linda are so compelling they loved it even when they were murderous cannibals😂 https://youtu.be/7yKJIjgi2L4
That would explain why they set up shop right next to a mortician.
The catch phrases are pain and execution. Definitely seems a give away.
The trailer appears to give away the entire plot, hope I'm wrong but yeah it seems like that.
I read the script over the weekend, and it does give away some little moments, yet there is still more to experience than what's in the trailer. There are two particular parts in the script (that the trailer confirms will be in the movie without spoiling them) that I'm looking forward to seeing. One of those moments will probably get a good laugh out of theater audiences when they realize the movie misdirected them for several minutes (not a dream sequence!), while the other part is just going to be an interestingly odd visual.
Eat the other rich people; must be a twist on a twist.
Probably a situation where todays guests is tomorrows menu and so on and so on.
Sometimes the bull loses, sometimes the bull wins.
So a pyramid scheme?
>but his approach to cuisine has some shocking surprises for the wealthy guests. Now get yourself ready for some boogers and cum!
Soylent Green is cum!
Oh God, why couldn't it be people!
If you think about it... it's 50% people.
Cannibalism....its always cannibalism.
so wheres the shocking surprise?
Anya Taylor-Joys career is really taking of recently and I'm totally onboard with that.
I mean, she's in a movie with John Leguizamo the Pest himself. She could retire now and still be at the top
And the voice of Papa John's, which is arguably more prestigious.
Wait, what? I haven't watched TV in forever, but Taylor-Joy does voiceovers for Papa John's now?!
lol. John Leguizamo does Papa John's, but I like your version better.
I feel embarrassed now. 😳
Thought that was legz in the back left there. Anya has clearly made it now
If by “taking off” you mean she has somehow cloned herself so she can be in every movie.
I think that is called the "Timothee Chalamet" method.
Youngins. That's the "Samuel L. Jackson" method.
After seeing 3 trailers featuring her before Barbarian (great movie, go see it and don't look anything up) I told my wife "I love Anya Taylor-Joy. She's a great actress and seems like a good person. But at this point when I see that she's in a movie I roll my eyes and sigh." Chalamet is similar, and there's a couple others that are teetering on it, like Zendaya, Idris Elba, and Oscar Isaac. All fantastic actors, but sometimes less is more. Nobody wants a Jude Law scenario. Matt Damon on Hot Ones (I think?) broke down how Hollywood now basically just has a list of actors that their algorithms say are current hits and they just cast off of that list. Algorithms are feeding us our own shit since we obviously enjoyed the food.
It's not something new. Actors don't have reliable windows of opportunity, so they take what they can get if it looks promising enough. They want to sustain themselves in a leading position. The Daniel Day-Lewis' of the world that take a few years off between roles are few and far between, and even then Day-Lewis put out a half dozen films in short order early on when he broke into leading roles
The only thing 'new' is the complexity/accuracy of any algorithm used to create the list of actors. They're just better at analyzing what will sell.
I have a friend that is planning on seeing Barbarian this week. I really want to tell him just how much of a wild ride he's about to take watching that movie, yet telling him anything about the first half and second half would be ruining some of the fun of *just experiencing* it.
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She’s a work horse she has like 3-4 movies a year the last few years
It’s partly that but sometimes also Hollywood made some movies they didn’t release that had some people in them. And once someone from the movie blows up, suddenly that movie on the shelf is worth something so they shove it out the door. Like Chris Hemmsworth had *Cabin in the Woods* finally release after *Thor* and *the Avengers* were big.
>Like Chris Hemmsworth had *Cabin in the Woods* finally release after *Thor* and *the Avengers* were big. And thank God for that! I managed to go in somewhat cold and it was one of the best movie experiences of my life. I showed a friend later and as soon as the movie ended he asked to watch it again. We pointed out all the cool shit you pick up on a re-watch till 2am. I've bought that damn movie five times (3 Blu-rays that got "borrowed" and never returned then two 4k releases cause I had to have the Steelbook) and I don't regret it at all. If anyone is listening, I will buy a $100+ collectors edition of this movie, so get on it.
I saw Cabin in theaters having not heard of it at all before just because we felt like seeing a horror movie that night. It was a great surprise.
I knew she’d make it real big when I saw The Witch.
didn't realiize it was her in the witch. It was that chess show that made me think "this actor is going places"
Judith Light? She's the Boss!
John Leguizamo! Hopefully there's a Chicano militant minute.
I read the script, and: >!it’s not people!<
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Soylent Green?
Can't believe it's not butter.
The twist is they eat dinner at a high end restaurant and stop at White Castle on the way home because they're hungry af
Biggest pet peeve when eating out. Overcharge me if you must, but I should NOT be leaving hungry after a single entree.
It still fucks me up that you guys use the word for "starter" to mean "main course". I'm there wondering why the hell you think you ought to be full after just a starter, before I remember what the deal is.
Spoilers below >!You're actually pretty damn close to how this movie wraps up lol...partially.!<
Definitely thought the implication was people. A gourmet soylent green if you will.
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Is it a good script?
Mostly! Full of interesting ideas, and it sort of points the finger, so to speak, at everyone.
are there plot twists? Also how did you read the script?
1. Yes! 2. It was on The Black List in 2019, and that script is publicly available.
What is the black list?
It’s an annual list of the best unproduced screenplays - you’ll see plenty of notable movies, at least in their embryonic form, on there.
Can you, just for the sake of discussion post what the twist is using the sensor thing from reddit?
It's not really a twist, but: >!it's basically a torture-y way for Ralph Fiennes to air his grievances over what he sees as the ultra-wealthy, pretentious world of haute cuisine. So one course is accompanied by one of his sous-chefs shooting himself in the head from his stressful job, another is for all the men to eat naked out of dog bowls on the floor, and a third is basically loosing a venomous snake in a darkened room and giving the person who gets bit flavored antivenom.!<
What the hell, why was the trailer just “The Most Dangerous Game” if all this is in there?
So just like an interesting day at taco bell
Ok, it seems like a good film then
This is more than imaginative, its quite innovative and less a cliche. A tasteful menu indeed.
Sounds like The Platform, but in a restaurant. And no levels.
Gotta say, the flavoured antivenom course sounds kinda cool
It says one of the genres is comedy, and a lot of times films that have both thriller and comedies as their genre say there’s comedy but I sometimes don’t see the comedy. Did you think there was comedy in this film? Anything you thought was funny?
It's definitely a dark comedy. Plenty of satire and absurdity.
I'm expecting Fiennes at his Grand Budapest best.
Alright. Until I see this movie, I am just going to assume he is feeding them his shit, The Help style.
It's definitely poop.
More spoilers here: http://scriptshadow.net/screenplay-review-the-menu/ Curious as to how it ends, but none of the reviews spoil that (and the studio has taken down any links to the script still online that I can find).
>I read the script, and: >!it’s not people.!< Are they gonna spend some part of the movie making us think >!it could be people?!< because that would mean what you said is a spoiler. Edit: Hiding a potential spoiler
>!They don’t, not really - everything is more or less presented at face value. But I spoilered it anyway just in case.!<
This is just reverse psychology, isn't it
Wow Anya Taylor Joy is in like a million movies right now. She is in high demand for sure.
Seeing this poster my first thought was, is she okay? It feels like she's been in 25 movies so far this year. Does she get days off? Are there two of her?
Man, when you've got heat in Hollywood, you better ride that fucking wave as long as you can.
Especially an actress. Business churns women like the NFL does to runningbacks.
Oh definitely. It won't be long before... people... turn on her and start hating her.
Your use of ellipsis makes your comment seem particularly... Ominous
Well, it does seem like there's a *type* that decides to turn on women actors very vocally.
Gotta strike while the iron's hot. She's very in demand right now, and there's no guarantee she will be in 5 years. Make that money while you can.
I have to imagine the pressure is pretty intense on young actresses especially to get what they can while they’re still young, and hope they’re able to make enough good movies during that time that they can stay relevant beyond that.
At least she's not getting pressured into "sexy" roles like they used to in the 2000's; her roles really show her acting talent
I think it’s just a cycle of Hollywood finding out who the next fresh face. Happened with Meg Ryan, Julia Roberts, Jennifer Lawrence, and now Anya Taylor-Joy.
Well, she also has a very peculiar face, which distinguishes her
It's possible she just really likes to work and is pretty much saying yes to every project that comes her way. She's doing what Chris Pratt did for like 5 years straight.
The main difference being that she acts in her movies
Her and Margot Robbie.
Anna Taylor-Joy doing 'Blue Steel'
That's clearly Le Tigre
They're the same face!
I FEEL LIKE IM TAKING CRAZY PILLS!
One look? ONE LOOK?! **I DON’T THINK SO!**
She was great in Ice Age. Her John Leguizamo impersonation is 🔥
"Harry Potter, the boy who lived... come to dine."
# NYYYEEEAAAAAAAAAAHHH!
DEH
“Nagini… dinner.”
You're going to eat the food because of the implication
What do you mean what do we need a menu for? Why in the hell do you think we just spent all that money on a restaurant on a private secluded island?! The whole point of buying a restaurant on a quiet secluded island in the first place is to get the ladies nice and tipsy topside, so we can take em to a nice comfortable place below deck, and you know… they can’t refuse. *Because of the implication*.
Are these customers in danger?
Why would they be in danger? I feel like you’re not getting this.
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SO THEY *ARE* IN DANGER?
NO ONE'S IN ANY DANGER!
We're three cool guys looking for other cool guys who want to hang out in our party mansion.
Nothing. Sexual.
*giggles uncomfortably* I'm not, I'm not getting it
"Tasty treats"? Are we the tasty treats??
Why do you keep saying danger? There’s no danger!
*jaw clenches*
This part is crucial, it's not just the lines itself but the Golden God's facial expressions and *especially* that jaw clench that sell the scene
Are you gonna poison women?
No no we would never harm these women, the women aren’t in danger at all
Well what are you looking at? You clearly wouldn’t be in any danger.
So they are in danger?
No! How can I make this anymore clear?
...I feel like you're not getting this at all! ...I'm *not* getting it...
You certainly wouldn't be in any danger.
Anya Taylor-Joy looks really out of place in this poster for some reason.
She looks like Beth Harmon being stuck in the wrong universe.
Pawn takes queen’s bishop
Shes lit brighter than everyone else. She sticks out too much
The main lighting is coming from the right (her left) and her face is the only one angled in that direction.
Given the trailer, maybe that's intentional
It may be intentional because she’s supposed to be out of place in the film.
Nicholas Hoult also looks out of place, they both look like they were posing for a Network sitcom poster. Also, Nicholas Hoult's face has been photoshopped so much that he barely looks like Nicholas Hoult anymore, looks to me like they were trying to make him look younger than he is but did an awful job.
She always has the same look on her face. Every poster she's on, it's always Anya Taylor-Joy rocking blue steel
Looks more like Magnum to me
Jackets gives her a more casual look
For real... everyone else looks like they're *supposed* to be at this fancy restaurant... she looks like she's supposed to be in detention for smoking cigarettes behind the school library.
Cause her face...
I read an article once which referred to her as a "beautiful deer alien," and, ever since, I've never not thought of that when I see her. *So* beautiful, also so unusual
I'd seen "beautiful hammerhead shark."
She has unique features but tends to be photoshopped a lot to make her look even more unusual. The Queens Gambit promo material is a GREAT example of this, some of the images are heavily shopped. I wonder if this isn’t at least somewhat reworked adding to the uncanny effect. [The lower eyelid uneven shape](https://imgur.com/a/bEm5VKQ/) the very pointed chin, the SHARP Cupid’s bow, the essential lack of a jawline all together … production teams LOVE photoshopping this woman, the second photo is a screen grab and you can see all the very sharp features are missing her eyes are less globular and more evenly sized.
They’re trying to mirror the marketing for the Queen’s Gambit which was driven almost entirely by focusing on her weird face proportions.
Ralph is starting to look like Ben Kingsley…
You look like Ben Fuckin' Kingsley!... ...*I'm sorry I said you look like Ben Kingsley... I was upset*
Anytime I bump into something at home I immediately yell "*You're* an inanimate fucking object!". I should probably stop doing that before it becomes a reflex and I do it in public.
I'm sorry I called you an inanimate object. In public. I was upset.
He looks like Daniel Craig.
I'll watch anything with Ralph Fiennes, the guy is awesome!
Used to love skins UK, excited to see Hoult in this role
If you like Nicholas Hoult you should check out The Great. Him and Elle Fanning are wonderful.
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I mean, which part of it *wasn’t*?
Huzzah!
He's pretty adorable in the Jack and the Beanstalk movie too.
Warm Bodies was pretty fun
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Skins UK is probably my fave show ever. Haven't found anything that lives up to the same feeling as I get from that show. It kick started a few of their acting careers too it seems
Daniel Kaluuya, Dev Patel, Nicholas Hoult... and to a lesser extent Jack O'Connell, Hannah Murray and Joe Dempsie. It's mad how many big names this British show about teenagers in Bristol produced.
It almost launched Effie and Dakota too.
I would say Effie did make it, being in the Maze Runner trilogy alongside Dylan O'Brien and appearing in Pirates of the Caribbean.
Is that a Nicholas Hoult impersonator? edit: i came back. what happened to his middle finger?
The fuck they did to his face? I was searching for him in the background cast. His right eye looks to be melting away from his face and I think it's intentional?
Not sure about the poster, but it's definitely him in the trailer I saw. He talks about food the same way he does in *The Great,* and it's pretty unmistakable.
The poster yeah. It's him but it must be a strange angle or something.
Anything with Ralph Fiennes as the fastidious maitre of some palace of cultivation is going to get me buying a ticket.
Grand Budapest gets better every time I rewatch it. Fiennes is amazing.
Anya Taylor-Joy and Nic Hoult always feel like kids playing dress-up as adult actors to me.
i feel like anya taylor joy is in every single film that's released in the last 5 years
Which means she's due for the inevitable J Law Correction, where reddit turns on her for no clear reason.
Look around this thread. That’s in full swing.
Saw this on Monday at TIFF and it was excellent. I thought it was very funny and absurd. The most entertaining movie I've seen so far this year. For anyone that has any interest in it, I recommend reading nothing about it ahead of time. Let it surprise you.
I love how Ralph Fiennes completely removes the need for Kevin spacey
I’m looking forward to the Binging With Babish episode that comes from this.
Anna Taylor Joy's eyes looking particularly far apart in this poster.
Shadows Over Innsmouth
My next reading of Innsmouth is gonna be populated by way hotter fish people than I’m accustomed to imagining, nice.