Emma Cunningham’s Story | Moxie - SPOILERS!

Josephine Langford plays Emma Cunningham in Moxie, the feminist new comedy-drama film from director Amy Poehler. Here are her most powerful moments 🖤
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Emma Cunningham’s Story | Moxie - SPOILERS!
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Inspired by her mom's rebellious past and a confident new friend, a shy 16-year-old publishes an anonymous zine calling out sexism at her school.

[@abhigyagupta9499]

I love how they all supported her even though she's famous and all!! They took her seriously and were inclusive... It was nice to see this diversion from the classic trope of "popular girl is mean and is hated".

[@bonfyre4711]

Ah - This is disturbing Its actually promoting naming males as rapists on social media and ruining their lives on the basis of just believe all women And it's like 💯% ok with that No due process No reporting to police No Investigation to determine the level of truth Its like it's encouraging women to just claim rapists are these indivduals and there won't be any lives destroyed Does anyone even remember To Kill A Mockingbird?????????

[@alisha7483]

@@bonfyre4711 Agree but the women didn't randomly believe her . They knew how the males in the school were and specially Michele who assaulted everyone at one point

[@ccstarr]

@@bonfyre4711 well the thing is she didnt just flat out say who raped her at first nor did she say her own name until she felt comfortable which obviously wasn't like some false accusation or else she wouldn't have made it anonymous about who the person was in the first place. Btw I do agree false allegations aren't okay but this isn't showing a bad message, its showing that its okay to tell people about what had happened. Btw the whole reason why many girls don't talk about being raped is specifically because of people like u because they are scared no one will believe them which happens all the time and has been shown in many movies as well. Either way its horrible.

[@bonfyre4711]

@@alisha7483 its not that it's the fact that it's portrayed as just announcing like this online and publically like that as a noble and right thing to do It is a TERRIBLE thing Also suggesting that she should just be believed and the boy condemned without due process I don't have a problem with the note or being annoynous, nor do I have a problem with her publically saying she was raped For the record I HATE rapists and if they are guilty I say lock all of them up with hard labour forever But the fact that it's presented as a good thing to name someone not found guilty and her just being beleived with no doubt That is the mentality of lynch mobs and has shocking repercussions in real life I know this is fiction and he in this context is guilty But if this were real life It would be disastrous for the falsely accused and he would have every right to sue the accuser and those who livestreamed it

[@bonfyre4711]

@@ccstarr ah, what she did was fine up until she publically named him and they broadcast it to the world wide web It would not have mattered if she openly publically stated shed been raped instead of the note That is not an issue I would say all power to her being able to say it out loud or take the course of action she did The issue I have is that if anyone publically and online accused someone that someone has their life in ruins from social stigma more than ever now with social media I have been attacked myself I was grabbed and groped and bitten and licked - traumatised and then in a state of rage I was able to fight him off and he accused me of a hate crime - I was questioned by police that was horrifying, had it not been for the a cctv cameras I don't know what may have happened Just believing accusers is the same mentality that drove lunch mobs Remember TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD

[@BlakeL623]

I really appreciate what Lucy said in the beginning about Mitchell being dangerous and it’s true. All too often, young boys and men cross the line and it’s brushed off as them being “playful” and “annoying”. That behaviour can escalate if unchecked. It shows how harmful that “boys will be boys” mentality is.

[@hannahkidd1984]

I know right it’s so sad

[@tia4057]

The worst part is how the women and girls are looked. We hold the most responsibility, if we get raped they'll say we were asking for it.

[@elizrebezilmadommdo1662]

Plus we all find out that Lucy was right the whole time.

[@princess1peach]

Especially if they they popular

[@zakiyahkhan4701]

I don't understand wat u mean. Can u plz explain?

[@saanvisarkar7468]

Josephine is just amazing...

[@bonfyre4711]

This is disturbing Its actually promoting naming males as rapists on social media and ruining their lives on the basis of just believe all women And it's like 💯% ok with that No due process No reporting to police No Investigation to determine the level of truth Its like it's encouraging women to just claim rapists are these indivduals and there won't be any lives destroyed Does anyone even remember To Kill A Mockingbird?????????

[@oh4539]

@@bonfyre4711 stop commenting your nonsense everywhere

[@Zero-db6hl]

@@bonfyre4711 What has police done? In about 1 in every 7 cases they will do something, but it would have to involve some sort of genocide, or child rapist. Yes some rapist get arrested, but some don’t or they get a light consequences, while, the victims is eternally traumatised. It is very true that males are not all offenders, but the majority of sexual related offences are males that want dominance. Unfortunately, that is the society we live in. It’s disturbing and disgusting, but that’s the reality truth.

[@bonfyre4711]

@@Zero-db6hl let me be clear I HATE rapists I am a man and I was sexually assaulted at 18 I was not raped I was in Thailand and I was in a club and I was groped, had my balls grabbed, my neck where my pulse is bitten to the point of bleeding and licked It was traumatic and soul shattering I fought him off I beat the shit out him in a rage I gave him a concussion He then accused me of a hate crime He accused me of an unprovoked serious battery and assault I was almost then attacked by a mob and the bouncers grabbed me and hurled me outside I was held against my will, detained by the police, shouted at, there's no such see my lawyer first over there by the way, at least not in practice Had it not been for the CCTV cameras proving I was defending myself and he was lying, I could have been an 18 year old in a third world prison Luckily I was released and had him charged he pleaded guilty as he had no other option and got a year (max) We need to change not the culture but the procedures This ridiculous and dangerous notion of saying, don't teach women and girls to be responsible and safe, teach men not to rape Is TWADDLE! that's like teaching a serial killer that murder is wrong Rapists and sex offenders are devients As in they Dev-i-ate from what is right and moral They do not care what the law says They only care in terms of how they get away with their actions and how they can not be detected These fiends rely on deciet We need education alright Education for what can be done Education of how to protect oneself and others We need better laws and quite frankly HARSH punishments Long sentences God why pedos are even ever released is beyond my understanding In Australia New citizens convicted of class a crimes including sex crimes are deported after their sentence I had a friend who I thought was a good guy, a refugee from Zaire, he seemed good and nice and contributed to society He got caught dealing drugs to teens He was deported and never allowed to return. Why not USA and others do that to rapists? We need a system of support and automatic investigation and harsh punishment But we also need to punish false Accusers and have identity of accused confidential unless found guilty In my country (that I love) right now There is a huge scandal in that at parliament house (house of federal goverment) that a historic rape took place allegedly by a staffer of a female staffer Britney Higgins had come forward Made serious claims Scathed the process and response Baring in mind she did not make an offical complaint to the police until after she went to the press And legally the police can't Investigate anything until that had been made There's been protests and such But here is the really important factor She had NEVER named the actual individual she's accused to the public That is being kept confidential until or if he is found guilty

[@bonfyre4711]

@@oh4539 I am commenting everywhere because it is very important to get the word out on this very serious issue And please tell me what exactly I said was nonsense

[@jwindsor6274]

am i the only one who hates it when people say “her performance in this movie was so good but it wasn’t so good the after movies”...like what kind of backhanded compliment is that lol why can’t you just say she did good in this movie and leave it at that 😐

[@robylopezvi]

I don’t even think she acted that badly in after, it wasn’t great but neither was the plot or writing so there’s not a lot for her to work with

[@annesleywilliams7087]

Her acting was great! She perfectly portrayed the character she was casted to play. The writing/script might be awful but Josephine did her part. Also her ability to be able to play someone like both Tessa and Emma is really a testament to her skills. Props to her. 👏🏾

[@jwindsor6274]

@@annesleywilliams7087 agree. She’s a queen

[@daisyblue1606]

She didn’t really act much other than make out in that movie where as this movie u actually see emotions and a personality hence why people are saying this maybe.

[@Mimi-dw1uo]

Agreed jo’s a queen

[@MoonIceDream]

Josephine was so good in this movie. You could see how insecure she was at the beginning, how powerful she felt when she stood up for women, and how angry she felt for what happened to her😭😭 I love her💕

[@trinaq]

Josephine is SUCH a talented actress, though the "After" movies give her flimsy material to work with. Here, however, she gets the chance to shine as the seemingly perfect cheerleader. When Emma was confessing her secret at the end, I just wanted to cheer her myself. You go, girl! 💕📣🥰

[@bonfyre4711]

This is disturbing Its actually promoting naming males as rapists on social media and ruining their lives on the basis of just believe all women And it's like 💯% ok with that No due process No reporting to police No Investigation to determine the level of truth Its like it's encouraging women to just claim rapists are these indivduals and there won't be any lives destroyed Does anyone even remember To Kill A Mockingbird?????????

[@yasminesalem480]

@@bonfyre4711 this is just a movie, and it didnt even show mitchell getting a punishment.

[@bonfyre4711]

@@yasminesalem480 I know it's just a movie But the elements of what is being promoted at the end in a positive tone would have terrible consequences in real life You talk about punishment If this had happened in real life his career, college and even social and romantic opportunities are fucked In an era of social media all anyone need do is type in his name and rape is followed by that in some place or another forever even after he does His life and legacy are forever tarnished His friends his family abandoning him His future finance and Mental health fucked This has happened in real life in real cases along with even imprisonment and in the last century and prior lynch mobs and deaths Its portaying the act of publically accusing and live broadcasting a boy accused of rape to the world in an era of social media and with no evidence other than a note and word of another individual That is exactly all the evidence that was used against Tony Robison in Harper Lee's TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD You surely cannot tell me that that is a good thing? Whether it's a movie or book is irrelevent This is promoting a very very very dangerous concept to people that the actions they take are ok This has destroyed lives and including that of innocent men

[@bonfyre4711]

@Mackenzie Evans none of what you said justifies revealing the identity of an accused the way it's done here None of it Nor does it justify just believing outright an allegation WITHOUT evidence or even an investigation, including a psychological report In the real world the accuser and broadcaster would be rightly and most likely successfully sued What about the mental health of those falsely accused???? I refer you to the Australian parliament house current alleged rape case going on right now Brittney Higgins has made an allegation Called for change and so forth But has refused to actually name and identify the man she has accused I have no problem with women Cong forward to the point where the actual person they have accused is actually found guilty, only then being identified In the new Zealand suspected rape but convicted for murder case of Grace Millane The accused name was withheld until he was found guilty Unfortunately the foreign Press wrongly did release it and that was rightly condemned But in nz no release of his name was legal until his guilty verdict That is the way it should always be

[@meh5872]

@@bonfyre4711 I just know you're not comparing racially motivated attack to a rape victim coming forward... both the alleged rapist and the accuser are white. she has nothing to gain from come out while the book literally was talking about white female fragility that was perpetuated heavily during segregation and jim crow??? Did you even read the book or just sparknote it and vaguely pay attention in class. If you actually watched the movie, the boy she accused consistently violated many girls consent and made girls uncomfortable. They tried to report him but the administration ignored it since "boys will be boys". The moral of the story is if boys go unchecked on these actions they will escalate because they believe they have the entitlement to do so. If you honestly have an issue with that message, maybe you should go talk to your mother or even sister and you'll see why it's a bad opinion.

[@marvinraphaelmonfort8289]

love how they all went out to support someone even if they didn't know who yet. to be fair, some of them might not have supported her if she said it outright. so much work needs to be done still but portrayals like this are a good place to start 👏

[@tellobamby5766]

She is soooooo pretty i just couldn’t take my eyes off of her

[@marchsyabella]

Josephine Langford; australian golden girl, talented and beautiful actress. My girl deserves so much love.. Never stop supporting her 💘💖

[@llucykarmakar4159]

Well said👏...josephine is the most talented Aussie girl, at least I have seen till date. Who's extremely attractive and beautiful AND have amazing acting skills too. Highly versatile👑❤😍

[@jommyfonseca6109]

@@llucykarmakar4159 margot robbie is the aussie queen

[@robinraven3941]

Unpopular opinion i don’t think her acting is “better” here than it is in after i think she’s amazing in both just this movie has better scriptwriting and directing 🙊

[@izzyp1162]

Agreed. Also, this movie actually talks about something all the female characters can relate to, so it's actually a genuine performance.

[@aycabahadir6812]

this movie made me cry in so many ways

[@bonfyre4711]

Ah - This is disturbing Its actually promoting naming males as rapists on social media and ruining their lives on the basis of just believe all women And it's like 💯% ok with that No due process No reporting to police No Investigation to determine the level of truth Its like it's encouraging women to just claim rapists are these indivduals and there won't be any lives destroyed Does anyone even remember To Kill A Mockingbird?????????

[@mqximofeditz8881]

Same the scene when Emma said she had been raped made me tear up

[@gymnastannabelle5631]

@@bonfyre4711 excuse you go to hell

[@bonfyre4711]

@@gymnastannabelle5631 so you insult me without taking in the logic of what I actually said I suggest you reread it and think

[@bonfyre4711]

@@mqximofeditz8881 it was sad It just should not happen that way She should be able to tell her story and be Absolutely supported But to name and shame someone publicly and broadcast it That is a terrible precedent to set Remember to Kill a Mockingbird That is the same mentality of just believeing accusers The accused should always have their identity protected until or if found guilty I have been an assualt survivor and when I defended myself and bashed the shit out of him He accused me of battery and a hate crime. I was almost arrested Had it not been for the CCTV that creep would have got away

[@sulochanamishra4007]

The support she got was incredible

[@kristinegutierrez2765]

Josephine Langford's acting was spectacular. She's a really good actress. She portrayed the character really well.

[@Goliiiiiiiiiiii]

I swear she as ANGEL🥺❤

[@bonfyre4711]

Ah - This is disturbing Its actually promoting naming males as rapists on social media and ruining their lives on the basis of just believe all women And it's like 💯% ok with that No due process No reporting to police No Investigation to determine the level of truth Its like it's encouraging women to just claim rapists are these indivduals and there won't be any lives destroyed Does anyone even remember To Kill A Mockingbird?????????

[@kaylacarragher2852]

@@bonfyre4711 u have replied to every comment saying that like go away nobody cares

[@jwindsor6274]

@@kaylacarragher2852 LMAO

[@bonfyre4711]

@@kaylacarragher2852 indeed I have and that is to make as many people aware as possible of the reality of this disturbing concept of what they are doing Its the same mentality of witch hunts and Lynch mobs And if you don't care it is at everyone's perial

[@bonfyre4711]

@@jwindsor6274 you can laugh all you want but if you are ever accused like that or your son or father or brother is it's not funny at all Its as traumatic for an innocent as a woman being a victim of revenge porn or probably even more so I have been sexually assaulted FYI STILL laughing are you? I was forced into touch and had by balls grabbed and been licked and bitten by a transgender m to F I was so shocked in trauma I was frozen to the spot and then I felt a rage and fought my attacker off That same attacker then accused me of a hate crime and assault I was almost arrested and public people almost beat me up Luckily the police were there at that time and even luckier still the CCTV recorded the whole thing and that creep was arrested So yeah I have been a victim and survivor of a sexual attack and someone whom was falsely accused of assault Not laughing now are you?????

[@Roxanna44]

Moxie is an amazing movie.

[@bonfyre4711]

No - it is disturbing Never mind it's racism against whites Its actually promoting naming males as rapists on social media and ruining their lives on the basis of just believe all women And it's like 💯% ok with that No due process No reporting to police No Investigation to determine the level of truth Its like it's encouraging women to just claim rapists are these indivduals and there won't be any lives destroyed Does anyone even remember To Kill A Mockingbird?????????

[@bonfyre4711]

@alisa țurcanu why am I making sense and you'd rather deny that?

[@alicat7633]

@@bonfyre4711 have you read to kill a mockingbird? You talk about racism against white people which isn’t a thing and The only way you could get that impression if you believe calling out racism is somehow racist. Seth is an amazing dude so it definitely does not show all men are rapists especially since there’s a scene of him wanting to slow down in his relationship with Vivian. Most guys are not rapists. Some women are rapists and some men have been raped. Calling out evil men is not calling out all men nor is it saying that all women are good. And when you have a rape allegation against you you to still get a fair trial. That happens. But women are so often not believed and their lives are messed with. A lot of times they get harassed and they have to relive their trauma over and over wow many people out there experience happened and I thought of others try to place the blame on them. To kill a mockingbird had a white woman( who was who severely abused and was implied to not have much of a choice) claim that a black man raped her. That is a story about racism. At that time white men who have no problem with the way they treated women would hear that a white woman was sexually harassed by a black man and would use it as an excuse to gang up on a black man even when it didn’t actually happen. He wasn’t given a fair trial. There is nothing in this movie about not being given your rights when you are accused of a crime.

[@fleur_and_flower]

@@bonfyre4711 The guy literally spit in the soda of the black girl who kept turning him down... He refused to back off when told to and has shown questionable behavior throughout the movie, but yet gets celebrated at every turn because he's the quarterback captain, the "golden boy." Rapists do get reported to police, but why is it that even the guilty ones often get let off easy? Often times, it's judges say that it's "boys will be boys" or "you invited him" and "being sent to jail will ruin his life and he'll lose his scholarship blah blah." Not all women go around accusing men willy-nilly of being rapists (and of the few that do, it hurts the credibility of the women were truly victims of rape). The situation is the same for men. Not all men go around raping women, but the few that do are why women are too fearful to trust a man's word in regards to rape. Why is it the responsibility of the victim to stay silent over their pain? Rapists ruined their own lives by committing the act in the first place. Why is it often times the victim who has to endure death threats and additional trauma when the rapist happens to be a person in a position of power or someone higher up on the social ladder?

[@bonfyre4711]

@@fleur_and_flower ah I agree with you mostly I never said victims should be silent about their pain Only that the names of the accused should be kept silent from the public and social media until or if they are found guilty I am personally for the permanent imprisonment of sex offenders if they are guilty for life I myself was sexually assaulted when I was 18 I was grabbed groped bitten and licked and I was traumatised and humiliated and I beat the shit out of my attacker and then he accused me of a hate crime and I was almost arrested for battery I was falsely accused of a felony when all I was doing was defending my self from a sex attacker Had it not been for the CCTV I would have been charged and he would have got off free So due process is essential and in this day and age of social media stigma The innocent must be protected That's all I was saying As for corruption and no punishment for the soda spit etc Yeah I agree that's fucked up I do not dispute that

[@krissantos6088]

I admire Josephine in real life and her acting in this movie was amazing. She portrayed the character with passion and sincerity. I told my students about this movie. I actually watched the movie because of her.

[@julie.m23]

My beautiful babyy!!! So proud of this queen💘💘💘

[@Hripija]

I didn't think it would but this made me cry for quite a while

[@jessicademmer9121]

Josephine Langford is such a beautiful woman inside and out and so talented she deserves a lot of attention 🙌👑💖

[@rufinaj-1856]

She deserves more I wish she works with Netflix

[@lanaroseaaaa7969]

Josephine Langford yes! I really hope that they followed the storyline of Emma in the book. Her story is one of the most inspiring ♥️

[@Roxanna44]

Go girls!

[@stillwatchingnetflix]

🖤★🖤★

[@heyou8006]

This is happening in Mexico, we're manifesting against the patriarchy!!!

[@bonfyre4711]

@@heyou8006 Define patriarchy Cause men wanting to do well be manly and protective and strive to succeed and not back down in an opportunity for another man or woman is everyman's natural right

[@ilana8153]

@@bonfyre4711 lmaoo the sad little loser are mad

[@adaeze1569]

@@bonfyre4711 so killing women for no reason is natural and right? Violence is natural and right? Please stay away

[@niamhcawley7862]

Any time Mitchel laid a hand on her the second time I watched this I was ready to punch the next man I saw. The first time I was just like, bro that's kinda sus, stop, until I realised it was so much worse than that

[@catdairy367]

In the last scene, I felt I m going to cry

[@ellim.3193]

josephine langford is an underrated queen

[@misunderstoodge]

Josephine 🙌⭐🖤

[@bonfyre4711]

Ah - This is disturbing Its actually promoting naming males as rapists on social media and ruining their lives on the basis of just believe all women And it's like 💯% ok with that No due process No reporting to police No Investigation to determine the level of truth Its like it's encouraging women to just claim rapists are these indivduals and there won't be any lives destroyed Does anyone even remember To Kill A Mockingbird?????????

[@chukwuntafavour1637]

I am touched by the show of love. The supported scream ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@turtlerabbitkim868]

Josephine is so perfect

[@anna-bp1sv]

The power Josephine holds

[@noone356]

JOSEPHINEEE! Tho There's more scenes of Emma in the book, I'm just happy I got to see my queen in this movie

[@bonfyre4711]

Ah - This is disturbing Its actually promoting naming males as rapists on social media and ruining their lives on the basis of just believe all women And it's like 💯% ok with that No due process No reporting to police No Investigation to determine the level of truth Its like it's encouraging women to just claim rapists are these indivduals and there won't be any lives destroyed Does anyone even remember To Kill A Mockingbird?????????

[@alaaye5237]

@@bonfyre4711 Why are you mentioning to kill a mockingbird? That wasn’t a regular case of a baseless accusation. It was because he was a black man, it was racism. Not misandry, you idiot. Are you even a black person yourself?

[@melissabarbosa1203]

@@bonfyre4711 stfu with your fucking bull crap.

[@iamangelfowler]

I love how many other movies that Josephine Langford is playing & acting in she is my favorite actress in the entire world she is the best

[@maanvitripathi3246]

My babie deserves so much love, she's a star, a golden star who's now finally shining up in the sky. ✨❤️ Iloveyou Jo ❤️

[@wendyyamileth9252]

Josephine es una diosa y actúa increíble, punto.

[@Isabelle-uq3uh]

Josephine langford my angel🧚🏼‍♀️

[@user-kh3nx3mg2f]

I love this movie so much!! At the beginning I thought it was typical american high school plot, but it was much more mature!!! Gonna watch it a second time

[@carolinachilinganorojas8627]

Josephine Langford 👑

[@sehaneshirelizadeh2373]

Josephine is just amazing

[@jaypurnell7719]

The screaming gives me chills every time

[@thanhtatttoewin5986]

I will watch Moxie because of Josephine 💖

[@willow.mp1351]

Legit me

[@i4strawberries]

Same!!

[@PraveenKumar-wi8vu]

:)

[@yushasafira4867]

I really love her ❤

[@bonfyre4711]

Ah - This is disturbing Its actually promoting naming males as rapists on social media and ruining their lives on the basis of just believe all women And it's like 💯% ok with that No due process No reporting to police No Investigation to determine the level of truth Its like it's encouraging women to just claim rapists are these indivduals and there won't be any lives destroyed Does anyone even remember To Kill A Mockingbird?????????

[@orangegirl247]

I wanted to hug her so bad at that moment.

[@nuriagonzalez7469]

josephine i love you so much

[@cristina-ft9ge]

i wanna hug emma so bad.

[@meadows_z]

Josephine ❤️

[@she_was_here]

Just finished watching this movie. It's not your average 'High School' movie! It has a strong message & all girls/ women should watch it! Highly Recommended!! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@karaminoprio5985]

JOSEPHINE LANGFORD!

[@stillwatchingnetflix]

say it louder for the people in the back 👏

[@holykenobi4936]

@@stillwatchingnetflix can netflix please make better movies

[@rochellewilliams1915]

this movie is iconic

[@Anonymous-nm3zl]

After did Josephine so wrong

[@barnalibhattacharjee00]

Why??

[@lifewithalara]

they didn’t show her true potential

[@57690]

I’m glad it gave her the popularity boost but definitely wasn’t a film I was interested in. She has serious potential here though.

[@taylorlittle5254]

Yeah but she at least got good money from it and here she shows her true capability which it pretty good

[@elisejackson2854]

No one forced her to participate. She tried out for it.

[@bluebakandika7970]

we need a second movie of Moxie

[@anshnaik218]

Josephine is love 😊💯😍

[@Logan-dn6uv]

This movie is so important❤

[@brownhairladybird9839]

I simply adore jo okay.

[@wilonatuscano9000]

Josephine Langford in the last scene was amazing. Netflix cast her in an original. I'm looking at you👀

[@Goliiiiiiiiiiii]

The most talented girl in whole world ♥️😍

[@sidraansari1901]

I m here for Josephine

[@user-wc8ic8nw8z]

Perfect movie ❤️

[@lizzycunningham3849]

I love this movie so much!!!!!!

[@nashrahkhan8640]

Josephine looks so beautiful in thumbnail❤

[@ayrus1131]

Amazing ❤️😍💖💖

[@bonfyre4711]

Ah - This is disturbing Its actually promoting naming males as rapists on social media and ruining their lives on the basis of just believe all women And it's like 💯% ok with that No due process No reporting to police No Investigation to determine the level of truth Its like it's encouraging women to just claim rapists are these indivduals and there won't be any lives destroyed Does anyone even remember To Kill A Mockingbird?????????

[@claire_tv_book_weirdo]

Jo is QUEEN!!! 😍

[@samayrawat8329]

Josephine is my ❤️❤️❤️ favourite 😘

[@person9293]

APRIL 27 pulling a moxie stars and hearts on our hands REMEMBER THE DATE 🖤⭐️🖤⭐️🖤⭐️

[@nickkhai5589]

She...... Gorgeous

[@nilufer.2322]

I didn‘t like the movie too much but the actresses were all amazing. I feel like the plot was way too rushed and some lines were super fake and cheesy . But the message is nice

[@glediskuci9397]

Jo is stunning

[@angelagomes5069]

Queen

[@personalgoogle7045]

I LOVE JOSEPHINE! It is the only thing that I come to say.

[@needles1987]

I liked the dress she wore in the locker room scene.

[@charlesritabangura2909]

I haven't even watched the movie and her I am crying 😖

[@namr9118]

Omg she’s so pretty 🤩

[@sinchanashetty1215]

I love how no girl was a designated "bitch" in this movie...

[@preciousotoakhia9789]

It was a surprise for me thought the will be mean girls only one was the principal

[@arjoriearong9150]

Jo did very well as Emma 👸🏼🦸🏻‍♀️🧚🏼‍♀️

[@lunacxx1330]

I loved the book and this movie is perfect

[@trinaq]

Likewise, I was a huge fan of the book, and the movie didn't disappoint at all! 📙❤️

[@freebee8221]

this is a bunch of woke feminist bullcrap

[@catherinaisha7987]

Josephine should have a Netflix film. She is AMAZING!!

[@saraswinerton7202]

I just wanted this move and I loved

[@Logan-dn6uv]

Me to

[@lilyyyy5012]

I love Josephine and I need her coat lol Also I can’t be the only one who loves After?

[@kiera352]

0:51 they just said my name 😍

[@damirbabic7403]

It,s a great great movie or a series i like the main actress she,s awesome and the story respect to this movie ❤❤❤❤❤ lol were listening, were here ... i wanna scream!

[@pamsworld8913]

I will watch it for sure

[@aleksandrameta2114]

What's the movie called

[@pnkv3nu144]

@@aleksandrameta2114 moxie

[@user-xp8nu1nf4u]

woww !!! icons

[@orianamandi]

The scene where all of them scream reminds me of Ari's "God is a Woman" when all the squirrels start screaming We don't only have a voice, IT IS LOUD!!! 👏🏻🙏🏻🙌🏻💙💛💗

[@melissachavez4722]

When I saw to her in this movie: I think: Tessa

[@charlesritabangura2909]

I haven't even watched the movie and here I am crying 😖

[@Mimi-dw1uo]

thats the power of Josephine Langford

[@joegurldiva3452]

Pls the title of the movie?

[@souvikghoshchowdhury5298]

❤️❤️

[@angelbaby7791]

how about a moxie spin-off featuring emma’s storyline?. thank you in advance.

[@shaymine11even]

I like Emma Cunningham.

[@Ari-ug8xn]

Omg my babyyy

[@catalozadaq7349]

Josephine was very good in this movie, she is a great actress even though I don't like that much her character in After, because that character isnt one of my favorites so... But she did pretty well in this movie

[@teenstrange7259]

✨Josephine Langord✨

[@andreasommerlundjensen8970]

a love it

[@quile3819]

Josephine 😍

[@khumjaamatia8917]

Wow jo❤️

[@karanteam0073]

When I saw Josephine crying my eyes are wet too😭😭😭

[@estherlchawngthu4833]

Am I the only one who cried watching this?😭❤️🙄

[@nicholesantos29]

Omg is that Lauren?! 😍😍😍

[@alessianotfound1506]

She's so pretty

[@rosybelen2309]

I love JL ♡

[@ashskinner5087]

Never seen it yet I looked on Netflix and it doesn’t have it

[@kyla_wesbest2134]

Jo❤❤

[@agenttheater5]

Guy on the announcement clearly never heard of Anne Bonny, Mary Read and Ching Shih