Anya Taylor-Joy, How She Keeps Us Guessing | SCREEN ICONS

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[@Human_01]

*words of wisdom* FEMALE-ATTRACTION/ATTRACTION/ROMANTIC-ATTRACTION/FEMALE-PSYCHOLOGY/HOW-TO-ATTRACT-FEMALES/FEMALE-MANIPULATORS/MANIPULATE-FEMALES/FEMALE-DATING-FEMALES Answer: 1) 'Emotional Appeal'; how you make a female "feel" is the key to her everything. Give her 'emotional-thrills' via manipulation. 2) Physical Attraction; even this is connected to emotional appeal/attraction. Both points connect the strange stereotype between women "fucking" psychopaths, "bad-boys"; and ESTP/Chad, ENFP, etc. [I strongly believe that most women cannot differentiate between the sensation of "emotional-thrills" (including 'lust') and [genuine] "love"]. Love-definition. What is "love"? Answer: Excessive humanity for an individual. Since most women are emotionally immature (they are good at masking it; do not confuse the two), they are exceedingly susceptible to emotional manipulation/exploitation. Since society over-values and over protects the human female, the female can afford not to develop their sentience, intelligence, emotional residency and self-control. This makes them both unintelligent/narcissitic and emotionally-vulnerable. Of the MBTI, most females are "feelers" and unintelligent-feelers, i.e. "sensor-feelers" (population density), no less. They are more vulnerable to this realization/exploit, i.e. that physical attraction and emotional manipulation (via "thrills") is the key to attracting the female. NOTE: Most women monitor and prey on the emotions of a man. They attempt to corrode the emotional resiliency of a male child; thus making the male child susceptible to her "whining", narcissitic-complaints (self-serving and emotionally abusive [whims]); psychological manipulation via emotional abusing their sons will make them a dull, and disposable pawn (who exists solely to serve women and lay down their lives, as thought and conditioned via social norms).

[@Human_01]

But most women have female-narcissism. So the correct answer is narcissitic-woman. Despite having a high body-count and zero self-control, most women expect and demand to be treated like a virgin princess. Red-pill as a concept represents the mechanics of reality (the absolute reality of situation or topic-without any lies). Most women are pathological lairs, with zero emotional-residency (hence they are easily offended, even by the truth). Save your mental health, fiance and resources, heart and spirit, and simply love yourself before any woman/clit. Society 'unfairly' places the woman's burden upon men; which enables the human female to remain stagnant and have the mind of a [sociopathic] little girl; with their pathological lying, promiscuity whenever they experience the slightest bit of “stress" or emotional discomfort, and yet they still expect [INFJ] to bend over backwards and treat them like a virgin princess and queen. The reality is disgusting, bro. Just avoid most women. They have to lie because the reality that most of them are corrupted, have a high body-count, and the average woman's mind is identical to that of a narcissist. Most women lie just to save face. And it seems even INFJ women are not immune to promiscuity (they aren't slutty, but they certainly are not immune). Very rarely will a woman (INFJ female) admit to these truths, they tend to sugar coat - again, most women are pathological lairs. If most men knew the truth, females will be hated with a passion and that is not sustainable for society. Apathy is the best response to female-narcissism. Just remain aware of the sociopathic woman and her narcissism; those ones are the most promiscuous and obviously undeserving of love. Despite their high body-count most human female's are always surprised to learn that “love" is defined by “excessive humanity towards an individual”. So they secretly sleep around (especially when “stressed"; since women have an abundance of potential sexual partners-it is not even funny, they give into the temptation and maintain the mind of a narcissitic little girl; who lives in a selective-reality. Look past the “clit" and makeup of most women and you will find that they are offer “nothing"; zero character development - only narcissism, a high body-count, and pathological lying). Smh. Anyway, despite even INFJ x INFJ theoretically being the perfect match, INFJ women in real life often reject INFJ men; the most common reason is that the INFJ man will eventually learn of her promiscuous past, hence the argument and shxt storm. The INFJ woman rejects herself to protect her emotionally-weak self from getting rejected/door-slam. Pathetic. This is the 'only’ negative dynamic of the INFJ x INFJ (cluster-B makes it worse, ofc). Love yourself. These narcissistic, sociopathic “clits" are not worth it. Red-pill saves lives.

[@johndewittwalsh7765]

I’ve had a crush on her since The Witch. When the rest of my family discovered her in The Queen’s Gambit, I was all like “Oh yeah, y’all are gonna love my girl Anya.”

[@furbyfurbs]

Yesss I was so captivated by her in The Witch and later anything that I see her name in I would most definitely watch!

[@trinaq]

I adore Anya, she's just a versatile actress. She plays so many unique characters, and was easily the best part about the disappointing "New Mutants" movie.

[@aritergriffande4563]

I hope she can continue to play Magik

[@danielaf1487]

Funny, I don't think she's versatile at all, much like Keira Knightley. They both seem like lovely women, but neither has the talent their unconventional or highly photogenic looks suggest.

[@Bananabear20]

@@danielaf1487 The Queen's Gambit alone is better than anything Keira has done. And I like Keira personally.

[@TamaraSL]

Anya is the first modern actress that truly makes me think "wow, I would like to be more like her", the first one that actually makes me care about fashion, as it does not seem like just a vanity tool in her hands, but an amazing way of self-expression and artistic confidence. My favorite actress, love her so much! ❤

[@crod9905]

One of the few modern Hollywood stars I think deserves the hype. She is incredibly talented and versatile with her roles.

[@danielaf1487]

I'm sorry I don't think she deserves the hype at all. She has a very unconventional face and that does not necessarily equate with amazingly versatile acting talents, though many people seem to think so. She's not awful, but not outstanding, either. If her face were ordinary, the ordinariness of her acting would show as well.

[@angelinawilson75]

I remember hearing about her character Margo in The Menu, and how she changed a scene because of how the writers originally had the character react when (spoiler) her date knew they would all die. Her character was suppose to just sit there silently, crying a single tear in anger, but she vouched for Margo to instead lash out at him and actually show her anger. She's the ideal feminist's icon in modern cinema where male writers portray what they *think* women should act, compared to how we actually would. Can't wait to see what she does next!

[@cqtaylor]

Anya Taylor Joy never plays relatable characters. Most of her roles are of standoffish, intelligent women, in control of their sexuality, but with secrets. She never needs anyone, and she's five steps ahead of most of her fellow characters in a film. She's like a 21st century Hedy Lamarr meets Grace Kelly.

[@TamaraSL]

Great comment. Love her ❤

[@cqtaylor]

@@TamaraSL Thanks! Take Care. 🙂

[@mastermindbarbie]

she's who i thrive to be

[@danny.nedelk0]

Her characters seem relatable to me.

[@unsightedmelodies6801]

I see your point, but I'd argue Beth and especially Emma have relatable moments.

[@nbac26]

We love her so much here in Argentina. She makes us proud and it's very nice to see how proud she is of her Argentine heritage. Speaking Spanish in her SNL monologue was huge.

[@Zekiel21]

Habla por vos

[@Lulaa_the_human]

Es simpático escucharla decir "dulce de leche". Sacando eso, me da lo mismo.

[@fortune_roses]

She has such a *unique* look & always plays a *variety* of roles... truly a breath of fresh air that we need in cinema! ☆

[@danielaf1487]

Her unique look is what made her fortune. She's actually a pretty ordinary actress, not as versatile as many seem to think. Not awful, but not great, either.

[@margotk538]

I think she’s one of the best young actresses in our generation. She’s charismatic, talented, confident and alluring. She’s interesting even if she’s reading a phone book.

[@ElianaRosalind]

She's honestly one of my favorite actors in the industry I adore her roles, versatile, vulnerable but always with a subtle strenght Her interviews as well, I fell in love with her when she did the 'whats in my bag' vogue video in her mother tongue, spanish, her 'tatler' interview shows that she's already knowledgeable while also having that hunger to learn more about different subjects & her promoting any project she's in is always a joy to watch She's def one of the 'it girls' of our generation imo

[@srami004]

Anya is doing what an actress does...She takes on roles that stretch those muscles and show us how talented she is.

[@chipmunkpark8826]

Anya Taylor Joy and Florence Pugh are my favorite actresses of this era..♥️ Please make a video about Florence too

[@franciscojeronimo5881]

Basically, she is an actress in a world of famous personalities that embody certain tropes.

[@yessica5231]

She's got that otherworldly beauty like Tilda Swinton and Halle Bailey. Also her having cultural ties to half the world makes her even more loveable.

[@ambrebadhippie]

Yes appearance-wise, she is the epitome of the ethereal essence (from the Kitchener's essence system)

[@bakerkawesa]

There's isn't a thing of beauty without a bit of strangeness. She doesn't look like an alien; she's beautiful.

[@motor4X4kombat]

And if she is then she is the beatifull beeing in the universe

[@brettkimura]

Anya Taylor-Joy is my favorite actress! She’s so uniquely gorgeous - beautiful inside and out ❤️

[@denisefreitas6727]

I absolutely love Anya! She's gorgeous and very talented. She makes amazing choices in her career.

[@sipsip8230]

she is one of the most gorgeous women i've ever seen

[@societycrumbles]

She is THE MOMENT.

[@justagirl36]

she's one of my absolute current fav actresses rn

[@anouk185]

I would say she is a carefully constructed concept with everything she tells in the media about herself is a half truth 🤔 She's a good actress with the luck that she can use her natural looks to enhance her performances in movies and series.

[@sarahcristina4656]

What do you mean by half truths? 👀

[@redwardranger7034]

Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't know a project involving her that is bad (still not gonna count Mario) or made her gave a bad performance, especially in the horror department. She's a really amazing actress.

[@infjelphabasupporter8416]

The thing that makes her stand out in an industry full of nepotism is how her characters never appear alike to each other. For example, you would never think of Beth when hearing Brea's voice in the Dark Crystal AoR, or of her character in The Witch when watching The Menu. That's what the standard for acting should be. The actor should become the character to the point of being unrecognizable. Period. Very few actors, though, achieve this. *Edit: My point about the nepotism is that many actors go very far ONLY because of their families. Anya Taylor Joy is actually an excellent actress. Chill y'all

[@arnievinick]

She comes from a very wealthy, powerful family. She didn’t come from nothing.

[@katgreer6113]

Why did you bring up the nepotism issue out of nowhere? If she came from a family of fame, would all the praise you gave her just now cease to exist? Honestly, I think many of y'all are just jealous of these nepo babies. You're acting like people who come from certain families are incapable of being talented and that mindset is just dumb.

[@makaelaischillin]

@@arnievinick her family is powerful nowhere except Argentina. they’re wealthy, yes, but powerful is a very strong term

[@arnievinick]

They’re from London

[@arnievinick]

They’re from London

[@AliaReyna]

Y es orgullosa de sus raíces latinas 🎉❤ cuando habla español me encanta

[@KhadijahJoySams93]

That's awesome

[@Lulaa_the_human]

Me causa mucha gracia como ese acento de cheta de zona norte que suele resultar irritante en Anya le parece adorable a todo Twitter Argentina.

[@Fucklesticks]

@@Lulaa_the_human Me causa gracia que tengas tanta envidia y ardor que estes comentando en sus videos

[@godbearxd]

The first time I saw her was in Split but my favorite has to be Queen's Gambit. 🖤

[@hoikatia]

mesmerized by her since i’ve seen the witch. she’s out-of-this-world-ly

[@seanfsmith]

Thoroughbreds I chanced upon but it's bloody excellent and deserves to be seen much more widely

[@josefagomezschmeisser8356]

She is who I would think when you say “mysterious beauty”

[@almir-chan9570]

How are we just gonna forget her performance as Princess Peach in the Mario movie?!

[@ktg-keepthegame808]

I’m only here cuz I just found out it was her that played MORGAN. 😳 She has an amazing range of acting 👍 always in good overlooked movies like Split and The Menu…

[@rugvedabagwe7720]

I liked her since Morgan!!!! And of course SPLIT!!! 🎉🎉

[@fionaautumn]

My favourite actress ever ❤

[@rubytuesdayphoenix]

Anya is one of those actresses where I will watch literally anything she's in, loved this video! Small note: the woman at 4:05 is identified as Claudia Cardinale, when it's actually Fran Jeffries. I can see where the confusion comes from, as they were both in the original Pink Panther movie which the clip is from

[@sewthernbelle]

Acting style she reminds me of Bette Davis. Just fearless with her roles

[@holyfreak8]

Vamo Anya!🇦🇷

[@harshitakarnam7236]

Good work I have been watching your vids for a long time Yall pretty wise

[@andymorgade7137]

Her eyes. Those eye can be everything.

[@ricardosalmeron1946]

This woman is really something else the way she get into movies with so different characters that is really amusing.

[@pathikritdaskabya783]

modern actresses only play themselves in every movie where anya embodies different characters. she is very versatile like the classic actresses. and she plays very uniqe and complex characters that makes her one of the best actresses of this generation.

[@alisaleh3677]

LOVE LOVE LOVE your videos from egypt

[@ErnestIV]

Luv this brilliant, mysterious, beautiful alien lady!

[@susansaphire5983]

In time, PLEASE review A Thousand and One. It is such an interesting movie and it makes ALOT of statements. I was shocked by the turn that the movie took.

[@RepubliconCelebrityPresidents]

When are she and Florence Pugh gonna work together? That's what tf we wanna see!

[@palomasaudios2676]

Do an analysis on Rami Malek as well for the Screen Icons segment

[@perryjones7771]

Best actress of her generation idc…

[@madnessarcade7447]

If someone came up to me and said if you stop you won’t regret it I would think it’s a scam so it’s always impressive how that happens to people like Anya and it ends up being legit

[@kimberlyterasaki4843]

As James A. Janisse of Dead Meat put it: "Anya Taylor-Joy is ours (horror-genre enthusiasts)! You guys are borrowing her!"

[@renadomar6172]

Can you make a video about Mia goth

[@artmonkey24]

Yess!! She's amazing

[@hassanmansour9857]

YES PLEASE

[@UnboxingAlyss]

I thought her name was pronounced "Ann-ya". That aside, I LOVE this actress and will watch just about anything with her in it. I loved the VVitch, The Menu, The Northman, and Last Night in Soho. I haven't seen Split or The Queen's Gambit, but I heard both were good. She even did really well in Amsterdam, though the movie itself had more negative reviews. While she may not a have a more conventional look, she still looks beautiful to me. My only complaint would be her role as Princess Peach. While I've always hated the character and her ultra-high pitched voice, I think Anya's may be a bit too low for the character.

[@ajstudios9210]

A shapeshifter is the best description.

[@olgajaworska7430]

did you stalk me or something. I just finished watching Queen's Gambit, like, yesterday

[@ronaldmccomb8301]

No mention of her as Magick in New Matants?

[@darkecofreak23]

Our new Princess Peach. Long may she reign. ❤❤❤

[@emmanuelgonzalez5654]

i just love her 😍😍🤩🤩🤩

[@finalgirl1013]

Jackie Kennedy had the same wide set eyes, she just had more of a jawline and it wasn't as noticeable on her, same kind of beautiful though.

[@levitation25]

She's a star.

[@i-just-threw-it-away]

she was in the best film of all time

[@gamehunter1927]

Morgan. That's were I saw her first 😅

[@FruitLoopsBlues]

If Scarlett Johansson is the modern Marylin, then Anya is Audrey Hepburn.

[@danielaf1487]

I'm sorry to say I don't like her much. I mean as an actress - I obviously don't know her personally and would never dream of judging her that way! I don't think she's a very interesting performer, much as I didn't think Keira Knightley was, back when she was virtually everywhere about 10-15 years ago. Acting-wise, I find ATJ quite one-dimensional, there isn't a great deal of mystique or a suggestion of something underlying, everything you see straight away is what she's about: an original face with unconventional features (what she's mostly about, really) and a few different facial expressions to go with it, but not much real depth. She's just ATJ acting, much as Keira Knightley never really became her characters, but was also just KK acting - whether she played in Atonement, as Anna Karenina of Lizzie Bennett. KK's strength was that she was very much loved by the camera. Likewise ATJ, and everyone says: "Oh, but she has such non-conventional features!" But I find the interest in how lovely or original their faces are runs out quite fast and you're left with not very versatile actresses.

[@Bananabear20]

that's not really an apt comparison- Keira never received the clout for her acting the way Anya did, and Anya's acting is way more interesting. The Queens Gambit, The Menu, The Witch- these roles show a lot of depth and those characters have become intertwined with Anya, as in nobody else we could think playing them. And Anya also has star power and range- she can sing and dance really well, do accents, and comedy - she is great on SNL as well.

[@X-Warrior.1119]

Basically. Everyone unexpectedly falling in love with Her?!...😏😘😍

[@BeautifulSenorita]

I really wish I was pretty like her 😍

[@MsClaudiaDuran]

ATJ is my number one Girl Crush. I'd watch 100 hours of real estate infomercials if she was in them.

[@obviouslyPSM]

Wow I totally forgot about her in Peaky Blinders. Yeah Anya’s the goat of this generation.

[@theenchantedrose3861]

Princess Peach. She’s Princess Peach.

[@joannejones363]

What I find funny is eople don't wanna talk about how she altered her look and underwent pretty drastic plastic surgery. She is a good actress for sure but her changed looks has just pushed her to the top.

[@geeloxoxo2574]

I liked her natural face more like she looked gorgeous in the VVITCH tho she's gorgeous either way but i think she looked better before all the surgery

[@BowtieJude]

She never had surgery. Tell the difference between massive weight loss and maturing from being a teen vs getting work done that you deem “drastic”.

[@geeloxoxo2574]

@Jude MF lmaoo i agree but she actually had work done. It's easy to differentiate ps n maturing

[@lynnevetter]

8:00, I wish we weren't. I like my period pieces as they were. I hate them getting all funky. If I wanted to watch a movie with modern sensibilities, I would. Emma was fabulous. They did a period piece right with that.

[@pillbugm8914]

I really like Anya. She has a lot of haters and tbh her acting could be better at times but the roles she picks are always interesting.

[@gojiplusone]

I think Anya Taylor-Joy has could be the Nicole Kidman of her generation. I'm not saying they're comparable, obviously she still got so much to prove. For example, I've never been impressed with her "regular people" roles like Split or that Obama biopic. But she definitely go the potential.

[@WeneedmoreGodsinTshirts]

Stop doing actors and celebrities and tropes we want film analyses and endings explained

[@madnessarcade7447]

U didn’t even mention princess peach

[@ssissigui8846]

She makes me think of Emma stone ...

[@magister343]

A friend of mine says she looks like "A really hot fish."

[@marvintnt1820]

I like Split. James Mcavoy was brilliant. Hate the Witch. Hard to see and hard to understand. I like the Northman. Great directing.

[@yundorphin]

While the assessment of Emma is correct, crediting it to only "Anya's take" for such an unlikable heroine almost discredits the original text's original intent...

[@arisolisB]

💖

[@ajstudios9210]

Alien? She looks normal to me.

[@gabidulcich4215]

Las empanadas

[@Lulaa_the_human]

Dulce de leche

[@laurawestenra]

"weird looking"? Who the hell decided that? She looks classically beautiful to me. Are her features too striking and expessive for those who like women to look as expressionless and passive as possible? Society is beyond bizarre.

[@Sk8rToon]

Her how-she-got-discovered story sounds like a great way to get kidnapped

[@TheRealKILLshOt1337]

How do you make a video about her and can't even pronounce her name correctly lol

As she gets older she'll look like Michael Jackson. Plastic surgery always ruins a person.

[@lauragoreni3020]

What do you think about Anya with dark hair? I find it's not as striking, still very pretty though

[@jamesmarshall6619]

For me her with dark hair was her hottest look but truth is she looks good with any hair color.

[@martinenyx-filmstuff305]

Don’t you think it’s sexist for you to assume that one actress has to necessarily fit into “one category” and that her entire personality and acting craft should be summarized in a few, typical roles? The fact that she’s a real, complex person is the reason why “she keeps you guessing”.

[@julesrules7297]

She's so talented and nice. She seems to have an eating disorder, though, and I hope she's okay.

[@TheNopeDude]

A pretty, blonde, thin, young white girl, who’s a model turned actress who’s praised for her Red carpet fashion. Yea sure, we’ve never seen this before.

[@hassanmansour9857]

Cry harder

[@erikadlloyd5586]

I really enjoyed most of her roles, except The New Mutants movie, it sucked and it was a waste of her talent.

[@marlowemichaelson1366]

Anya is a great actress and is also really beautiful in an ethereal way, but I really wish we would stop putting mixed race people on a pedestal. There is nothing wrong with being biracial or mixed, but we have to stop acting like people lucky enough to be born multiethnic are automatically more “intriguing” than those of us who don’t have that luxury.

[@samfilmkid]

Please concentrate on film and tv like you used to and less on social media in the future. It’s not the reason I signed up for this channel.

[@arianawendymangagirl]

You do know that you don't have to watch every video they make and you can always unsubscribe if you don't like it?

[@DanaJaneWriter]

I like both )

[@AyshaRehmen]

I like both! I enjoy the recent direction of social media & pop culture discussions - I think the two feed into each other

[@jbtechcon7434]

But why are her eyes a meter apart?

[@hassanmansour9857]

Tf is wrong w u

[@shortbuspimp]

She does nothing for me

[@susansaphire5983]

I feel that way about Jennifer Lawrence, I just can't quite understand the appeal. What can you do 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@CheLGaZm]

Never liked her

[@fourcatsandagarden]

I always remember her as 'the girl with the huge eyes' cos whenever she's in something she just stands out so much because her eyes are so memorable.

[@alexanders7569]

She was brilliant in the miniaturist ❤

[@madnessarcade7447]

Technically anya’s breakout role was new mutants Cuz until then I hadn’t known she existed and I saw no one talk about her and since new mutants she’s been everywhere