Jennifer Lawrence Tore Her Diaphragm While Filming 'Mother!'

[@RenSayLess]

She laughed after saying she won’t work with him again, but you can tell she meant that shit

[@caffinatedirl8466]

Wheb she says "it went too far" hes belittling her pain and anguish that was experienced by brushing it off and saying "but we made the most amazing scenes from this" ...its also interesting to note how much jen stares at him when hes talking and how he just stares into space when she talks...subtle behaviours that display an imbalanced relationship...i wonder how much of himself he put into the role of the writer...

[@jumbobiscuits1510]

To be honest it seems like she is a good actress. Good at emoting and expressing but not intellectual enough for this conversation to be able to match Aronofsky's thoughts she looks like she feels off and probably insecure that way. Also they do not seem to have the best in sync relationship the way some actor director duos have but overall they are both good at their jobs.

[@magicalpig6542]

Finally somebody says this!!

[@angelicaduncan9694]

This was a horribly abusive relationship, horrendous how he treated her. That she didn’t know how to leave. I feel so bad she had to go through this, as many women do 💔♥️

[@slantdwave]

Socio

[@nunyabusiness7365]

I feel like that’s how I look at people when they are “fake” and I see through them

[@WithADashOfPazazz]

jennifer lawrence did say this film was one of the reasons she took a break, role took a lot out of her...

[@delrey874]

It was also a convincing performance. She was really great in this movie. But it's a bad joke that she was not even nominated for an Oscar.

[@dreamingstrawberries]

@@delrey874 Oscars has always been about popularity

[@indeedConfirmed]

That was an insane role to play.

[@jumbobiscuits1510]

Well Weinstein has been put away so you know. There was no one to bat for her.

[@bryceshuster6767]

Who knew Christian Bale could play the role of Darren Aronofsky

[@jennifernilsson3747]

Bryce Shuster i was just gonna comment I my Darren looks so much like Christian Bale. Or he reminds me of Bale.

[@dejabu24]

he kinda looks like Steve Jobs too

[@matrixistrue]

Bryce Shuster both have no lips.

[@shannonknox1578]

Bryce Shuster 😂😂😂

[@RayeWebber]

Christian bale and Steve jobs morphed together = Darren aronofsky

[@plopsie9762]

She sounds angry, I definitely think they went too far with her and in this interview Darren is constantly undermining her emotions and blatantly contradicting them

[@bp.5229]

She makes it clear how uncomfortable it was & he undermines her. The director is not far from what was portrayed. She regrets it, while his ego is all over the film 🙄

[@Dropofloves]

They probably ate a real baby. These people are sick

[@bp.5229]

@@Dropofloves lol 😆

[@finnomaly]

the two were dating at some point as well i swear

[@theeelevatedsongstress]

Yeah, not to diminish her feelings but, as an actress or actor it’s not like you don’t know what your getting into. You get the script, you read it and get a feel for it then you can say yes or no to it. She said in an interview with Jimmy Fallon that she read the script and she didn’t even want it in her house, meaning it was just as intense and informative reading it than acting in it.

[@jamiedann2621]

I saw this movie as an ode to "being a woman". Which, in a terrible way, shines light on how hard this was for Jennifer Lawrence to make at the hands of Darren Aronofsky. He somehow managed to capture the plight of being a woman, while also pushing his lead actress to the point where she physically injured herself. Jennifer Lawrence did the most amazing acting in this movie I've seen out of any movie in a while. To be a woman in society is to build something so cherished and loved (the house as symbolism in the movie) and to have a (well meaning) partner allow people in to rip it down. I LOVE that in this move they made the husband so caring and well-meaning, while also making him aloof and slightly unsettling. I am sure a lot of people have wonderful partners, but this is such a beautiful depiction of what it is like being a "sitting duck". You think your life is fulfilled and then people are wanting more, and more, and more. And how could a man understand? The theme of the "man of the house" opening up the home while the wife (who actually tends to the home) is flabbergasted by this intrusion, is so prevalent. She is the one making sure no one sits on the sink, she's the one noticing the blood on the floorboards. The husbands means well, he just has no attention to detail or anything that the wife holds sacred (her baby). The stare-down at the end gave me chills. He was meant to be so loving, so caring, and at the end all he cared about was putting what his wife created on display (as an extension of him). I'm not a "I hate all men" feminist, but I DO think this piece of art points to how many men are complicit in the display of women and what they think it means to "be a woman". They love their partners, but disregard any true fear they have and think everything can be "fixed". And notice, in the movie, he always says "you don't need to do that", in regards to her cleaning up, but never comes up with a solution to who will. I think this movie can also speak to the male experience, of feeling they need to be "bigger than they are" in the sense of fame and putting out things that will keep them in power and I LOVE the fact that the husband is the one trying to "nurture" random people (which is a societal female quality). He is in the balance of being powerful by showcasing his writing and being nurturing by letting people into his home for whatever reason (ex: he is dying, their son died let's let them have a memorial, they just want to see our son, etc). He has no idea how much the people outside his bedroom door idolize him....or does he? I could literally write an essay on this movie, but here I am, drunk, at 3 in the morning and fuck Darren Aronofsky for EVER making her uncomfortable.

[@ranvc2002]

You’re pathetic

[@writerintherye]

he also slept with her at the time so it really comes all full circle, doesnt it?

[@WickedWednesday1023]

Read it all, omg love u

[@potatopirate5557]

Not many drunken 3am tirades deserve it but-👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 I feel like I should also add a big eff u for Rachel Weisz but I can't know if he really deserves it... although after this nonsense (and the general fact that she's so incredible and clearly adored him) I feel so strongly that he does. 😅

you said all i wanted to say! yesssss

[@marie-elysebertrand5455]

Jennifer Lawrence has always felt like a breath of fresh air in all Hollywoodness, and I keep bursting with laughter whenever I watch an interview with her or something -- but it's nice to see a bit more grounded side for once, too. This interview actually made me want to watch the movie.

[@OilFreeFeathers]

Marie-Elyse Bertrand I burst into laughter when I hear her too, because it's hilarious how stupid she is.

[@Kareragirl]

+Theoderic Pace And she's also more accomplished than you'll ever be. Keep on hating, she won't go anywhere.

[@matteocatilo3822]

Niamh _ well said!

[@shannonknox1578]

Marie-Elyse Bertrand Sam here. She's very articulate actually when she's not being funny constantly and it really shows here. Clearly she's intelligent just needs to let that side of her show through more often during interviews.

[@azlin7574]

Marie-Elyse Bertrand Puasa of course Ssmow

[@Melanie-ww4yk]

Interesting watching this interview after hearing how horrible Jen said her experience was working with him on this movie. Rumor has it they were dating and he took everything out of her for this role, and used their relationship to get it. “The worst (she’s) ever felt making a movie”.

[@rimuruslime23]

I'm here just after watching the short of her almost breaking down speaking about it. Everyone talking about how "mature" she sounds here... while all I see is hurt in her eyes.

[@YouWillGetThereBuddy]

@@rimuruslime23 Dude!! That’s what I was thinking watching this too. Looking at these comments are wild after knowing how horrible the experience was for her. Looks like this movie stole some of her light in her eyes. She looks hurt

[@mykioto]

Some comments said something like “the movie will be understood later” but sadly I think what the movie will be known for is that he was allegedly abusive towards her, as said he the previous comment, and that this is another case of director going too far. Kinda like god does in the movie with mother. Too real smh

[@metametameta69]

@@mykioto he truly reenacted that dynamic in real life.

[@jagp135]

@@mykioto kinda ironic how the whole point of the movie is to show how ungrateful and greedy humans are while they use religion as an excuse, all while this man used his position as a director to emotionally abuse his lead actress and alleged girlfriend all for fame and money. Idk feels like a massive contradiction to his supposed "values".

[@christinawallace960]

She’s definitely traumatized. Directors really are detached and only care about themselves and the project. They just don’t acknowledge the human experience in the project unless it’s their own. That’s why he can push her and push her. As an actor. You must protect the project yes, but please protect yourself and set boundaries. As good as the movie may have been. To her it wasn’t worth it.

[@Cc07]

Yep I’ve noticed a lot of directors have a vision that is far from reality or the human experience but they have this genius idea in their head which is almost always political and using characters as plot drivers towards their thesis. Sadly some of these directors are put up the highest and most supported in the industry. The true passion and art of acting and film is telling a story that also has human elements .. that yes stirs emotion but isn’t just about making a statement while shocking and traumatizing others in the process. You can still create something profound without being disturbing imo but most directors have odd complex ideas over such trivial ideas and details.. it’s no wonder they resort to hurting the crew and actors to drive a performance because they become too focused on accomplishing their vision rather than letting the talent bring the script to life. However every set, film and director has its obstacles but it just seems like some of the most well known and praised directors behave this way.. tons of god complex fed to them by their industry and so many shameless tantrums smh

[@kristensoprano]

It’s difficult to take on a role that embodies such a deep/dark exploitation of one’s being. I’m sure if Jennifer Lawrence knew ahead of time how it would affect her she would not have taken the role.

[@alankn6508]

jen sounds and looks like she’s matured so much, and i love the books she’s been reading!

[@hannaj.6961]

Wow never ever before have i heard Jen give such an elaborate answer to anything without getting lost half way 😂

[@Bobsurunclesdog]

She’s adhd. That’s normal.

[@mightytaiger3000]

"we ALWAYS go a little too far SOMETIMES" - aronofsky

[@angelazapata_official]

Lol

[@pedroesteves3018]

I DONT UNDERSTAND HOW THIS MOVIE IS A RAZZIE NOMINEE,, ONE OF THE BEST JENNIFER LAWRENCE PERFORMANCE, AND ONE OF THE BEST FROM DARREN TOO!

[@Warcheiftan]

the real star of this video is the air conditioning

[@elise6689]

For me, this movie was an incredibly accurate visualisation of my abusive relationship that I was trapped in for 6 years from I was 18 years old.

[@AngelusHale]

Jennifer Lawrence is so aware. I love that about her. Smart lady. The promo for this movie has showed a different side of her, because it's such a heavy one.

[@TheRachag]

Wow... her body language is so different from her passengers interviews. Maybe because the movie is dark.

[@hey-zel]

TheRachag She's dating the director so maybe that has to do with it a bit too?

[@ScubaSteve3560]

Have you noticed her nose? Look how completely different it is, she has definitly had a lot of work done since passengers and in between that movie and this one. She also got a lot of public backlash for the antics she was doing with Amy Schumer and her public statements about wage...A lot of directors didn't want to work with her after that and her movie Passenger bombed, they lost 20 million dollars. I think she needs to take a break, and reinvent herself and get inspired right now. Emma Stone is killing it right now, and Jennifer seems to have lost her spark.

[@LittleLuckyLotus]

It sounds like this movie drained her...she seems very tired...she may have been pushed to her breaking point, Which is a shame

[@mrkk4360]

Or that she has to turn to her husband because he's sitting on the right, in order to listen to him?? why are liberals so fucking weird

[@hey-zel]

Mr KK He’s actually her boyfriend

[@padalasawtvik1795]

Darren Aronofsky is like Christian bale playing Steve Jobs 😅

[@Nicole-in5od]

I think their chairs need to be farther apart.

[@scribblesandscrawls]

Nicole 😂😂😂

[@Sarahs_Way]

Nicole so true .. !

[@abbieconnie2012]

they dating

[@christine1439]

Hahaha ur level of sarcasm 👌😂😂

[@thelivingdead6820]

Haha. Seriously. It needs to get to the point where one or the other is out of frame.

[@alizarizvi6580]

She really must've had a horrible experience while filming this it's pretty clear how he covers up every thing she said by just saying yeah it was bit intense but she can just be on and off to make sure everyone gets that there is no impact on her from that movue

[@torresgary2822]

People are so upset because as humans we don’t like when our nature is upfront and raw and described the way it was in the film….because at the end of the day it rang very true in its meaning.

[@TheFrdw]

They way this director created an entire movie about the abuse of a woman as a metaphor for pointless destruction by a powerful man... while abusing his power as a director of his lead actress to injure and traumatize her for the sake of creation. She references it and he down plays it for the camera. The irony.

[@kristensoprano]

He really should have had a scene addressing the biblical message on hypocrites…

[@Charem0203]

I feel like this film kind of messed Jennifer up. She seems so different here and seems to have lost a lot of her personality. Maybe she's just tired but some of the things she says in this interview make me wonder if it's genuinely affected her.

[@ArdentF]

charli churchill I see that too. Its weird also how almost all her answers to the questions were in opposition to the Darren guy like she said she found it hard to snap out of her role more so than in other movies she has done but darren in another question said that she was good at snapping out of her role. She said it was too much about the intensity of the movie albeit in a laughing it off kind of manner. He didnt even deny that and said in order words quite brusquely intensity is needed to get desired results. He disregarded her experience completely and offhandedly . she talks about feminism and dark motives in life with reference to the victorian era, about a womens strength being slowly drained away by men who are seemingly innocent at first. something about that resonated with her enough for her to voice it and he natters on about the aesthetics of the movie and seems to relish the darkness of the movie with more pleasure the creepier the movie is than that the movie actually tells a moral or lesson behind it all. He is very odd, he gives me cult leader underhand guy vibes who likes to have a slightly naive pretty face to carry out and live out all his sadistic pleasure and whims in the name of acting and production. she talks like she feels like a victim who is under instruction to not say and her whole demeanour screams I'm not comfortable with what i have had to go through for this movie and what it has took out of me. lile there is more underlying sinister reasons like she had to do too much against her will and for the sake of peer pressure than she was happy to do. its all the more creepy that she is actually dating him. less to do with age more to do with the guy himself. even if he is a director.

[@ScubaSteve3560]

Have you noticed her nose? Look how completely different it is, she has definitly had a lot of work done since passengers and in between that movie and this one. She also got a lot of public backlash for the antics she was doing with Amy Schumer and her public statements about wage...A lot of directors didn't want to work with her after that and her movie Passenger bombed, they lost 20 million dollars. I think she needs to take a break, and reinvent herself and get inspired right now. Emma Stone is killing it right now, and Jennifer seems to have lost her spark.

[@AvgJane19]

charli churchill she just seems more grown up, I used to be irritated by her bc she'd always talk about how regular and normal she is, a lot of tell and not show. But she really matured

[@Charem0203]

AvgJane19 I don't think maturing means having to lose all the fun aspects of your personality

[@soph7480]

Steven Still - why are you commenting about her nose everywhere lol? it's irrelevant. so what if she go a nose job. it's her life and her decision. also, Passengers didn't lose 20 million lol. I think you should take a break and actually do research.

[@nordicvolkan]

Greatest movie I ve seen in a long time. Aaron, Jennifer, & Havier are phenomenal cast & crew.

[@Romyromiii]

Javier...

[@whatwouldtarado213]

Love this kid. Her parents did a great job raising her. She has her head on straight and knows the deal.

[@vladimirhorowitz]

The "deal" being "sleep with Harvey Weinstein and you have a shot in Hollywood"?

[@gingechicken7394]

@@vladimirhorowitz she's a phenomenal actress. Sex can't change the quality of her acting.

[@denisedoherty4909]

@@gingechicken7394 It can change whether you get to show the world your talents and get paid for it. There are tons of wonderful actors out there. No respect for her getting her fame that way.

[@gingechicken7394]

@@denisedoherty4909 she's still a phenomenal actress, I'd rather watch her high quality acting than shitty acting

[@venusiriazz]

Honestly I loved the movie, the symbolism was everywhere and in my opinion those are the best movies, you leave thinking about it later.

[@ledonjiji]

My mind can't really differentiate between Darren Aronofsky and Steve Jobs.. lol

[@katiejo1095]

To me, the movie was about a narcissist and an empath, she restored his life. He benefits from her love and devotion and then allows the world to destroy everything she built for him. He allows her to be ravaged and her only child to be torn in pieces. As she lay dying, she confesses there is still love for him in her beating heart, so he rips it out of her as a trophy. A narcissist only craves love, adoration, and praise they have nothing to give back.

[@saturnbug4]

Amazing

[@elysemiller6404]

That’s exactly what I got out of it. Interesting to hear this Mother Nature take🤔

[@jeeperscreepers8902]

This movie was a modern day Rosemary's baby, that I throughly enjoyed. It made me very emotional with some of the characters. Wow, I was yelling at the people in this movie.

[@missysample4486]

He's about as exciting as a piece of cardboard. Jennifer is always so cheerful, funny and beautiful. Such a lovely couple!

[@Fadeinwow]

I have never had a movie leave me feeling shook the way this one did. I can't even say that I liked it, I'm not sure if I did or not, but it had me hooked and I'll never forget how it made me feel. I really feel like this was a master peice. every single person I know who watched it, left feeling shook like myself. I can see how people might not like it, but I dont think anyone will forget it.

[@wandaday443]

No I won't ever forget. In a bad way.Ive seen all of her movies this shouldn't have

[@User-hy6ur]

3:03 he was just possessed by Seth Rogan..

[@MegaMichiee]

This is horrible. I hope she recovered well from this traumatising movie.

[@aggelosandreou9879]

all these comments here prove why this movie is so important and spot on. Do you seriously came here to comment on Lawrence's nose job or her relationship with Arronofsky when they discuss issues like climate change, feminism, etc? I am appaled by how superficial the world has become. I, for one, feel that for the first time Lawrence talks abour her art and the meaning of her movie instead of acting like a clown.

[@slantdwave]

"We always go a little too far, sometimes" Jerrrrk

[@denisedoherty4909]

I know. I caught that too. What an idiot.

[@ten_cents]

I kinda like how jlaw can be so serious at times

[@lespala2772]

This movie was fucking amazing

[@oliviamacpherson6884]

I knew she'd marry someone older, she's an old soul

[@KRAPYBARA84]

Its good to hear what the director was trying to convey

[@gamerbrock3066]

I like that her feet hit the floor sitting in the chair but his feet are resting on the middle bar like that of a small child. lol

[@tatimarie8277]

Her feet only go to the middle bar too, her pants/dress is really long though and gives her the illusion of having longer legs

[@jisookim6904]

I came to find out more about the movie and I'm very confused by the title which has nothing to do with the interview and even more confused with the comment section. I mean who cares if they are dating and whether or not they're happy? Their personal happiness isn't what's important here, is it? I mean we want to see these people because of the art they create and their personal lifes aren't important for that. Your own emotions and experiences are what makes the movies you watch fun....

[@ellw7830]

my thoughts precisely. Well, most of them, anyway.

[@JohnnyCatFitz]

watched it and I can't get those 2 hours back now, that's my reaction Darren, Darrell, whateveryournameis.. and I'm sharing it with my friends and even strangers.

[@michelle4ever29]

I will never watch it again because when the passed the baby in the air it felt real. And the whole meaning of the movie was her husband eats his wifes hearts

[@perspicaciousewist]

Is it also a metaphor that Darren Aronofsky romanticizes his experience as an artist by likening himself to God and then pillages Jennifer Lawrence to the point of physical tearing to answer for his art? And then she dates him? Cmon Jennifer, you're smarter than that, he is using you.

[@DIVINEMOTHMAN]

Putting the art back in cinema

[@elizafitzgerald3687]

Did anyone else think we were talking about a different diaphragm? 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@tyleblanc2023]

Lol cause extreme pressure from yelling or screaming can still apply😅

[@Nesiantink]

she's grown so much

[@natiafox8927]

John Lennon+Christian Bale = Darren Aronofsky

[@alicenestpasmonprenom5784]

+Steve jobs

[@pastelitoseco]

I fucking stopped breathing for as sec and ended up feeling empty after the movie without being able to speak as I normally do. I think it was a reaction

[@brownblair98]

Either Darren Aronofsky is emotionally dead inside,or it takes a heroic amount of concentration and will to not Crack up every time Jennifer Lawrence speaks....

[@sachindhanda3182]

This movie i can't forget ... touched my emotion deepest

[@leo-db5uj]

This movie is one of the most significant and weird movies I've ever seen. Feminism environment concern biblical without making it cheesy which is so difficult. Please see it you won't be disappointed.

[@carlosfcastaneda1473]

What scene was it that she tore her diaphragm? There are a couple of scenes I could think of.

[@hdhdhedhdh986]

all of them

[@alexfortunato61]

Probably when she gave birth

[@Shelovesthearsenal]

Giving birth

[@llamar6070]

Jennifer and her FINE self...♥️

[@Kiyoooooo]

I showed my Christian mother this film and she was literally like "what is this film?????????" like she wouldn't stop talking about it for two days. This film was soooo traumatizing.

[@mrwest5552]

starting with the Director, good artists ALL.. . working at a high level.

[@therebex23]

Shout out to BC!!! Cheers!

[@mennaayman4255]

does anyone else think that Jennifer is a whole other person when she's around Daron? like she feels the need to have to tame her wild spirit and impress him with big words and stuff. I feel like she's not being herself because he makes her feel like she's lesser than him or something.

[@lemejohnny]

Idk bout the dislikes but the movie is awesome!👏

[@xOALtoFrEak900Ox]

looking forward to this! I already saw Refn's The Neon Demon, which was made for the sole purpose, reaction.

[@iremnee]

I usually get speechless and shocked after watching his movies. He would hate to see me in the theater

[@alexmcgregor7082]

Wow she sounded so eloquent.

[@PurushaDesa]

If someone who’s survived three collaborations with David O’Russell is telling you you went too far, then buddy - _you went too far_ .

[@natalierobertson2469]

you can tell he takes her humor away :(

[@felip2163]

She is not a clown

[@toothless9081]

Did the thought ever occur to you that she has a serious side too? It would be pretty sad if she was 100% clown.

[@ShannonShenanigans79]

Natalie Robertson that is more what I felt. She needs to be herself like she always is Young & Free

[@TheDissentience]

Maybe she’s just trying to sell the movie and humor isn’t gonna sell a twisted, violent film. There is a time and place for everything.

[@eleventhrealm8374]

he fully broke her but I reckon it'll make her a better actress

[@CarrotFlowers421]

Everyone misunderstanding the two references of Jane Ayre and The Wide Sargosso Sea, I'll summarize their connection and why Jennifer is correct in the premise of men draining the strength of women: Jane Ayre tells a story told by Mr. Rutherford about his "crazy" first wife Bertha, how he never loved her and why he was justified to lock her in a tower for ten years. The Wide Sargosso Sea tells the story through Bertha's, actually Antoinette, perspective that she was just like Jane but more fierce and less stable, and Mr. Rutherford indeed did squelch her spirit, tame the shrew with force, until she went mad. Jane Ayre doesn't tell this whole story but Wide Sargosso Sea does and they're connected.

[@__-zd9hg]

Her name was Jane Eyre and his name was Mr. Rochester.

[@moreofawave]

I thought saw the fame allegory more than anything else. The idea that the person you love, the actor/actress, starts belonging to other people-something that generally does not happen to 'your average couple'.

[@WilliamPendzuk]

D- Darren! LOOK at her in awe of him! 😭

[@angelgirl8533]

I haven't watched it yet but the more negative reviews I hear the more I kinda wanna see it.

[@HauntFreak13]

J. L' Ange I didn’t like it the first time I watched it because I was expecting a horror film but after a 2nd viewing I appreciated it a little more.

[@katavia4131]

im in the middle of watching it rn and was so like ‘wtf is happening’ but im happy im watching this cuz my eyes are opened lol its pretty good the bit i am on now

[@soom1512]

He is a genius. Mother is a masterpiece!

[@MsLH208]

Saw this tonight...excellent movie

[@seldacita]

Yea climate change awareness!!!!!

[@cheetodust7041]

The climate is always going to change, always has always will, nothing stays the same...Natural disasters has been around forever, driving a dodge dart and catching farts from cows in a canister isn't going to change anything.. Just another disgusting brainwashed celebrity using these natural disasters to push her libtard agenda.

[@TheAndrewj96]

You just un-ironically used the term "libtard." Literally _everything_ you say is bullshit.

[@TheKnightBlade4]

TheAndrewj96 nice way of absolving yourself the responsibility of rebutting anything he said...

[@Jellybellyirish]

TheKnightBlade4 you think you can debate reasonably with someone who uses the term 'libtard agenda"....

[@cheetodust7041]

+TheKnightBlade4 No worries, This is common when coming from a leftist. He got his feelings hurt over a single word that someone commented not even to him but to someone else over the internet. He's most likely walking around telling people he was a victim of a hate crime. The only thing he's a victim of is group think.

[@vivianasantosb]

she looks really different . also all actors should snap in and out of characters. thats what actors should do

[@treebear8364]

some actors don't. for example, Daniel Day-Lewis

[@Stephaniacat]

She sounds different and more calm, but her relationship with this guy is creepy

[@elzrobinson9243]

Stephania cat how so??

[@ScubaSteve3560]

I immediately thought the same thing...shes had something done to her Nose, it's very obvious if you look at how her nostrils are taken in. She had a more natural look before, I don't think she needed it but shes still very pretty.

[@ZozziFox]

Are you an actor? I don't think so. All actors should be able to perform. Snapping out of the role has nothing to do with her ability, in fact, it just shows her deep connection and understanding of the character.

[@themisanthropechannel8052]

I want Darren's glasses. The lenses are so shiny and clean and uv reactive.

[@lesliebatz7073]

'Idolatry'.

[@youmakemehappy7]

She is soooo beautiful

[@kjron1548]

movie was amazing congratulations

[@abixD101]

Weird couple

[@selfhealing]

Abi Garner she doesn't know care about your opnion. People may say you and your bf or husband are weird too. Would you care?

[@abixD101]

selfhealing I know she doesn't. But they're just not a good fit for eachother. I feel like this is staged for PR

[@soph7480]

Abi - I don't know that it's staged but it definitely won't last.

[@abixD101]

What's Up lol. I think JLaw should just start dating women. I feel like that she would be able to find the control that she's looking for

[@CB-qg3yh]

Abi Garner you don't feel like they are a good fit? You know there is more to a relationship than just looks

[@RobertoLyrio]

This movie is amazing.

[@weddingatcana.]

Mother! is wild. I just watched it. I'm shook😶

[@drivethroughmoon]

I didn't have to know what this video was about. The thumbnail was enough to make me want to watch it.

[@StrengthScholar0]

I think it's funny that she said that the movie is feminist because as somebody who often finds myself on the opposite side of modern feminism, I very quickly realized how profoundly feminist this movie really is. Not in a pandering way but in an unflinchingly honest way. I learned a lot from this movie. It is showing feminism(as in what it means to be a female) in its purest form and how it is manipulated and taken advantage of Ed in many ways shows why modern feminism is bastardized as it has become in some respects was completely necessary and inevitable due to men's arrogance and apathy. At the same time it also shows how women can and will trample other women when given the chance. This movie is profoundly deep and has genuinely changed the way I see numerous aspects of existence. I also find it very disturbing and how the director who is the one who created this groundbreaking vision is doing the same thing to Jennifer Lawrence the husband did to her in the movie in this interview. I guess saying something about life imitating art would be fitting.

[@anastasiaitkina8030]

All the people commenting on their age difference are just disgusting. If you are truly supportive of Jennifer everything you should care about is her happiness. How the hell is it any of your business how old he is? She chose him and that's it.

[@Bob31733]

freedom of speech

[@anastasiaitkina8030]

Ryan Voss lately too many people have come to use "freedom of speech" as an excuse to be assholes Charlottesville is a good example

[@anastasiaitkina8030]

oooh.. should I apologize to poor white nationalists for calling them assholes?

[@Bob31733]

lol, what the hell are you on??

[@anastasiaitkina8030]

if you don't understand what I'm talking about you might be the one who is on smth

[@Sarahs_Way]

I don't like his vibes and I dont know why .. I'm a huge j law fan and it seems she's not happy. I mean ofc they want to be serious but .. seems like he force her to be more "adult".. ofc I don't know it maybe she is totally in love and happy. But to be honest all the pictures i saw and all the stories her friends told are saying the opposite ..

[@kaylabeshears5512]

Sarah Nyx I wonder if it was the character/film that changed her. She even said that she had to go "too far" at times.

[@bodybalancer]

I don't understand them. It also just seems so unprofessional for them to have not kept their dating ore discreet if I were an actress and I WAS sleeping with the director.... I'd want to make sure my actual art work didn't get overshadowed or disrespected Bc of it.... besides he is WAY too old AND unattractive for her! She liked Liam Henderson she admitted to making out w/him Bc he's obviously "hot" ! THAT made sense to me! But this? Call me superficial but there's generally a baseline of equal attraction and attractiveness between couples, I just don't get it with them.

[@GioSimmerOficial]

Gosh I was puzzled for a few minutes when you mentioned Liam Henderson... But then I realized you probably meant Liam Hemsworth.

[@ASMRyouVEGANyet]

bodybalancer you don't need to "get it". It's THEIR business.

[@LittleLuckyLotus]

Kayla Beshears its honestly worrisome. I also noticed the drain of personality she normally has

[@cheesecakelasagna]

I can see why they are together and what binds them but I can also feel like they're clashing most of their time together.

[@kkumhuimangjeonjin8691]

God I love her so much u can't understand

[@cipriangheorghe970]

Why?

[@lexiiuno7580]

Everyone talking about her nose, I do not see much difference but losing weight can change a person's face and also her age could have caused difference . Also, the fact that she is not smiling as much can change how she looks as well. But even if she did it would suck because she looks good just the way she is.

[@tgreaux5027]

Jeez how does an actor prepare and conceptualize their character when the role they are playing is an allegory for God itself. Crazy to think about as a crappy amateur actor myself.

[@emilywalker3352]

I can't wait to see this

[@Katherine-st2oe]

the way she look at him

[@vjosas]

I was scrolling through the comments to see if some else noticed that too :D

[@bodybalancer]

Katherine 13 she's a good actress

[@kknighteypics]

Are they dating???

[@yellbombasspussy1068]

Katherine 13 Aahh you mean with disgust?

[@CB-qg3yh]

kknighteypics Jes

[@GIRISHKUMAR-rf3ef]

Steve jobs is alive

[@ndo533]

She looks so much like Laura Linney here

[@tabuuharruu1425]

He is literally like the author in the movie, and i feel like she literally feot into the character in a way to love, understand and be the character and started to hate men or certain type of men

[@joycegibbs5267]

first Rachel Weisz, now Jennifer Lawrence. He must have something.

[@luettaoppenlander360]

Joyce Gibbs

[@ulazuhra]

yeah, talent.

[@zaroffhound]

...merely explaining something so much, so into the ground, as so many people feel compelled to do, especially with reference to film, doesn't actually give credence to the experience of deliberately ambiguous cinema...humans have a distinct tendency or need to feel closure, to explain something laced with faint uncertainty, painting themselves into a corner.

[@daniemcnamara3422]

davidjhughes vvvv

[@craigdobbin2909]

Christ he's tore the personality from her completely

[@metametameta69]

she looks absolutely traumatized.

[@asa3009hazel]

I just realized this movie is about him and them.

[@Bob31733]

Don't see why she would want to be with this old dude

[@blissfulsun6436]

Ryan Voss business

[@HelloBombshell21]

Very CLEAR Biblical references in Mother. It is about the creation of Christianity and Mother Nature and God.

[@coolbrett]

Jennifer Lawrence wasn't acting upset or angry or depressed or whatever else you people are saying