Hysteria (2011) Trailer - HD Movie

[@keithswordsman]

Maggie Gyllenhaal was so, so perfect in this film. The entire cast was excellent. Quite a terrific movie.

[@cyprisq]

after her role in Secretary, i'm not surprised

[@skulljoint]

Finally, someone who took the time and made a film out of the vibrator.

[@LarissaSchiefer]

I loved the film and I usually do not have a problem with trailers giving too much away.. but this trailer actually tells you the whole story

[@KoiYakultGreenTea]

Larissa Schiefer they failed to show felicity jones so actually the trailer implied he liked Gyllenhaal rather than her so that’s the only part of it out I guess

[@bronwynbear5931]

Thank you for this comment! Helpful :)

[@jimmyferris]

Not really

[@Queen_Springsteen]

That’s what a synopsis does as well

[@Berrybaba]

Hugh is so adorable and innocent in this movie. cutie. :)

[@gubercc411]

My gf sent me this trailer for the movie. I laughed so hard during this trailer! I have to see it now!

[@puellanivis]

More specifically, "Hysteria" is related to the word "Hysterectomy", in that "hystera" is the Greek work for "uterus"... Being "hysterical" meant being driven to be uppity by your uterus. So, a little satisfaction, and the woman would be docile and subservient as she were "supposed" to be...

[@emily7103]

I love this film! It's a dream come true for a sociology major with a concentration in gender

[@OlgaLevin]

As funny as the movie is, it also reveals a dark and rather sad side of women’s history.

[@yaeli_i_guess]

@@OlgaLevin it was actually proven to be false. Doctors didnt use vibrators on women.

[@OlgaLevin]

@@yaeli_i_guess Yes, I know that!

[@yaeli_i_guess]

@@OlgaLevin why did you say then that it reveals a dark side in history?

[@Stardust_7273]

I saw this with my uncle and mother in the theater. It was somewhat awkward but we all loved it 🤣

[@ana8908]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@nimsay68]

I watched this film last night on tv and HOWELD with laughter , just love this fim

[@ENFPerspectives]

nimsay68 same

[@Stardust_7273]

My fav part was when they named it the Jolly Molly. And when they were playing “Rule Britannia” when the very formal guy was delivering it to Queen Victoria 😆

[@MissSamiexx]

"We are not taking a dangerous electrical current and pressing it against a lady's most delicate areas." NEK MINUT

[@bigred1221]

This movie is historically accurate. We learned about it in a class called queer theory. During the victorian area, where sexuality was a subject of taboo, it was thought that the female orgasm was an ailment that needed treatment. The vibrator was invented as a method of treatment for "hysteria." Crazy stuff.

[@ENFPerspectives]

Lucky ladies - lol

[@user_user681]

I wonder why don’t they do it till now? It’s more safe then a prozak

[@jimmyferris]

Whenever I described this to people they don’t believe it’s a real movie😂

[@TheLeaveTaking]

this movie is so cute and funny. I seriously laughed my ass off watching it

[@KittyxGrimm]

I remember being pleasantly surprised by this movie!

[@DawnAnne21]

My daughter and I very much enjoyed this film. I wish it wasn't limited release, hope red box and netflix will help more people have the opportunity to see it. I hope to own the blue ray myself!

[@jaundist]

hugh dancy and rupert everet wow! what casting!!

[@emmanueltsimpidis]

amazing movie, however it is more modern than we can imagine...things havent changed a lot...

[@paulaqueirosz]

awesome movie!!! who would have thought that female masturbation was a medical procedure about 100 years ago.. I was laughing on my own here... huahahauaua

[@yaeli_i_guess]

It wasnt, it was proven false

[@TheOriginalMyth]

This actually looks incredibly entertaining!

[@lisilein2]

But also remember this. men are allowed to openly cry now (at least on TV :-) and look after their kids without getting the bad look or they can use deodorant, skincare even makeup. they can style themselves and cook and not do sports and what else not without being considered "unmanly" (at least most of the time). We're definitely not perfect yet. But I'm hoping we're getting there. And now I'm gonna shut up. sorry for burying you in so much text but this is a topic that kinda gets to me.

[@Hellbrunn]

Are you kidding me? This is a totally NEW idea for a movie!!! If I hear about another movie about superheroes or whatnot, I'm going to vomit.

[@meowsaidthecat5338]

This is a great movie, everyone should see it... I actually find Maggie Gyllenhaal a very good actress, and personally, very pretty. I think she has an interesting face.

[@emily7103]

Why can't Pap smears be like this?

[@bahadortanzif8932]

"Not enough hands to do the work".

[@Stardust_7273]

I LOVE this movie. You have to see it.

[@USDACertified]

Everyone used the same feather duster? Please tell me no!

[@kezia-lemonthorne2507]

Me while they were performing their "treatments" and being so proud about it: (singing) I can see what's happening. And they DON'T HAVE A CLUE!" LOLOLOLOLOLOL

[@reconspartan10]

challenge of the day: close your eyes and listen to the video without smiling or laughing

[@dead-indise7263]

I was doing good up uptill he said " we are not going to put a dangerous electrical device near a lady's delicate areas"

[@annoldham9355]

Really funny film. Bit like Road to Wellville if you've seen that. Great cast too. Usually if it's got Rupert Everett, Maggie Gyllenhall, Sheridan Smith, Anna Chancellor, Gemma Jones and Jonathan Pryce in it, you know it's going to be quirky. First class. x

[@barbaradenicomedia114]

0:52 Hugh appears with a red scarf in every period drama he shoot, just like in David Copperfield.

[@lakehousefor2]

Some of these comments....talk about narrow-minded.

[@palominodream]

I’m So pleased that this film was made 🤣

[@eierer]

I saw this, and it was very well done and kept me entertained. Worth a visit to the cinema.

[@TheNyteScrybe]

I laughed myself stupid watching this movie.

[@alwaysopen7970]

I look forward to it.

[@hellokitty4me]

This movie was so silly, I loved it.

[@jaundist]

genius casting rupert everret!!! LOL certainly seems to have done their history research sure will give it a watch i always thought that it came along the same time as the 1980's walkman

[@nightskiescitylights569]

Is it just me or was 2011 the era of the best movies? Just spitballing but 2011 had a lot of movies worth actually buying a ticket for opening night. Especially ones like this

[@TheJamesklok]

I can never watch waterloo road in the same way without seeing Ms Mcfall the history teacher in a contraption getting aroused and shouting "COME ON!" film seems funny though :)

[@pinehabbo]

Er it's not a myth. Pederasty was a common and widespread practice in ancient greece. While there exists social codes that define how the relationship should be pursued, there wasn't any laws forbbiding a relationship (sexual or otherwise) between a grown men and a boy.

[@BabakoSen]

This is amazing.

[@lu1992lu]

HJaha loved this movie. It's so brilliantly made !

[@IamSnoogans]

This could possibly be the funniest movie of the year.

[@ryozukizai6611]

i proudly present you! the inventor of vibrators!

[@wonderfulOlga]

oh maaaan..i gotta see this. :D and the actors. awesome!!

[@Countrygirltori24]

I actually really enjoyed this movie.

[@QueenLilith82]

In Minoan civilization (more ancient,but still greek) women had equal rights and the main deity was Mother Earth.And I don't know who you are referring to when you say "greatest philosophers".I am greek,but I know that most "philosophers" in Athens in 500 b.C were a bunch of bubbling idiots wandering the streets.Philosophers like Socrates,Plato and Pythagoras honored women.

[@erinsjourney315]

This is a fabulous film!

[@pearlearring17]

the feel-good movie of the year :D

[@lightside5166]

😂

[@lisilein2]

I just wanted to point out that the whole "women and children first" thing is no longer in use. Already after the Titanic sank people realized that this was in fact a pretty bad choice even back then since most families who survived the sinking were left we nothing (especially since their classical male earner was now dead) and very much grieved over their losses. Btw I also do agree that men suffer from similar culturally demanded necessities as women but think about it this way:

[@rinkukumar-tk8jm]

Great thinking.Super

[@leireesxy]

school never taught me this.

[@Ddog666]

This looks like fun, unfortunately 22 fans of Christine O'Donnell disagree.

[@anglicky69]

i will not deny there is a double standard. but it should be noted that i personally dislike men who are "players" just as much. that being said, you have to understand that century was a transitional period. yes, women should have control over their bodies, and there is nothing wrong with several partners, it's quite common. but, mothering many children with multiple fathers? contracting and spreading STD's? just because they can't control their own urges or can't seek alternative solutions?

[@NWforager]

FInally , someone made a mainstream movie about this , that wasn't porn of course . Bravo

[@RAGEQUILT]

this doesnt seem like the kind of movie you'd watch with your parents

[@cyprisq]

not with both parents no. but i could easily see a mother and daughter watching it and laughing at it.

[@magarion]

a friend of me wrote the music of this movie! :D

[@MAXXFIGO]

if someone had seen this movie can tell me the composer and the exact opera that is on the final of the movie before the headlines(and meanwhile )are scrolling???pls...i would be so thrill...i'm not sure if is Johann Strauss...

[@Atrazeal]

haha I like how at the end the annotation says "want more BATMAN?"

[@VampireDemonQueen]

lol....I have the sudden urge to become hysterical

[@adommylover91]

this movie make me happy when i was sad i know its weird but its really i good movie

[@paulac.munoztorres]

The story on how Hugh Dancy invented the vibrator and women loved him for that 🤣

[@moxica80]

the sequel of this "I love big toys" is very very good

[@Francesko263]

Yes I know sir. I do understand your point of view.

[@vforvendetta60]

Funny enough this movie is almost accurate back in the day they actually thought Hysteria was a disease tht needed to be cured by satisfaction.Hysteria actually means a woman condition

[@dreajp]

I HAVE GOT TO SEE THIS MOVIE!

[@jonathanlanoix8530]

How have I never heard of this movie?!

[@poppy43]

Surely what helped the European civilizations excel was due to so many civilizations being close to each other being able to share advancements quite easily. Africa was huge & different tribes & cultures crossed each others paths more rarely. You then have to realize that some of the most advanced civilizations that ever existed were not European & one of the most significant one being in Africa, Egypt. Scientists are today only solving math problems Ancient Egypt knew thousands of years ago.

[@yuffiehighwind]

Haha oh my god they did it, they made the movie about this

[@knwngthwrds]

I love Hugh Dancy!

[@lucitetokki]

did this ever come out in america? i've only just heard of it now!

[@firewolf5680]

i like it and will watch it again! it's hysterical !

[@TilderWasHere]

I actually hoped to hear Hysteria by Muse on the background...

[@nukleerbaslklkedi9427]

lol

[@crismuneca]

Saw it at the Rome Film Festival this past November, and yes it's well worth watching also for historical, scientific, and cultural reasons, besides a good laugh at the bourgouis english society of the late 1800's early 1900's

[@megatronDelaMusa]

i will definitely watch this

[@simonfrederiksen104]

Maggie seems to know which ones to pick.

[@raindropsonroses6]

So stoked.

[@mulberrytoast]

@elsid72 has it ever occurred to you that she's known for her acting ability, not her looks? It does happen. Besides she's not 'ugly'. If the female population have to deal with Willem Dafoe and Steve Buscemi, the least you could do is deal with Maggie Gyllenhaal. Out of courtesy more than anything.

[@shannestor]

Okaaay. A movie about the very first vibrator. This is either going to be mildly amusing or supremely awkward. Or both! :/

[@GigglezJuicy2010]

lmao as soon as i heard about this one i said it was a must see

[@anglicky69]

no, this happened back when people had morals and promiscuity wasn't rampant, unlike the times we're in now.

[@FurnitureFan]

anglicky69 But that was a time when lots of men couldn't get married or even vote until they were wealthy. So they went to prostitutes out of frustration, caught a disease, passed it to their wife, then she died, then they married a younger woman, she caught the disease, and so on. They didn't know about diseases. They didn't know why their first few children were dying young. It was all ignorance in those days. I read that some men believed that to be cured of an STD, they could pay to have sex with a virgin, a child. They knew nothing. It wasn't anything to do with morality. They just didn't know what was risky or not, medically. Those men were sluts, you think? Because they wanted a partner and carried a disease?

[@themartinisong]

can't wait, this looks adorable

[@Mrbuddhistman]

Hah, it's fine. If you want to talk about this more in the future just leave me a message.

[@mohitdwivedi6625]

Movie name

[@huiop311]

i went to cinema to watch this movie .. i was the only young guy ,, and all the rest old women .. the old lady next to me was flirting with me .. somehow i felt wired .

[@rscard119]

it wasn't about a using tools for pleasure . It was a Medical Treatment

[@britvic4334]

I think they need to open up clinics like this again🙈😂

[@lisilein2]

All I'm saying is that yes, I probably still am in a better position than let's say anyone with a non-white looking exterior or someone who is not "heterosexual" or someone who is not from this or that country... just think about it this way when I say the word "hero" what's the FIRST thing that comes to your mind? cuz I'm pretty sure it wont be wonderwoman or static-shock or Jack Harkness.

[@ArnoldTheHobbit123]

who is the music composer? PLEASE tell me! C:

[@dawdawet]

pleasure has nothing to do with it hahahahahah

[@FlashakaViolet]

ahhhaa this movie was so much fun to watch xD

[@LifeofMinna]

so you could say doctors were gigolos of their time

[@theycallmebighead5940]

People in the comments section who are calling this cute adorable and wonderful are really weird because basically this movie is about a bunch of male doctors taking advantage of women in a manner pretending that it's a medical science when they were just basically getting their jollies off. Pathetic! If This Were to be happening today you same people propping this movie up as comical and cute and adorable would be calling it something else. And you know I'm not lying!

[@AnjoVerda]

Good movie:)

[@margaritam.9118]

I'd pay to be examined by Hugh Dancy 😉😉😉

[@igorbukovy4313]

LOL, she sang (sung) an aria. :D :D :)

[@poppy2908]

omg I must see this film

[@YourLittleAmpersand]

This looks like a joke, but I'll probably watch it anyway.

[@saratiny]

I need to watch this movie

[@dapiridoob]

@genesislover correction: many people think maggie gyllenhall is beautiful, few think of sarah jessica parker that way. few

[@JessSuave]

Learn your history and you'll understand the context.

[@tonypad1]

Good movie and acting

[@PSNGreyLynx]

@dreadfulpowers that's incorrect as Cleopatra was said to have one of the first vibes made out of a gourd filled with live bees....