Last Night in Soho (2021) - Marionetta | Movieclips

Last Night in Soho - Marionetta: Sandy (Anya Taylor-Joy) becomes a backup dancer.
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FILM DESCRIPTION:
An aspiring fashion designer is mysteriously able to enter the 1960s, where she encounters a dazzling wannabe singer. However, the glamour is not all it appears to be, and the dreams of the past start to crack and splinter into something far darker.
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Cast: Anya Taylor-Joy, Matt Smith, Thomasin Harcourt McKenzie
Director: Edgar Wright
Producer: Edgar Wright
Screenwriter: Edgar Wright, Krysty Wilson-Cairns
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[@madisongermano2984]

i love how you can see the anger on Sandie's face while she performs

[@Patm-um8tg]

she wants her revenge …

[@80MWH]

@@Patm-um8tg- not so much wanting revenge, but surely hates that she believed he could make her a star, and now she’s stuck doing this stuff.

[@M.A.R.S.]

Great attention to the camerawork, "just who's pulling the strings?" is sung right when it shows Jack

[@cicciput7418]

Just Edgar Wright being himself.

[@scarlettbat]

and specifically him talking to the man who he punched in the first dancing scene, telling us that it was a setup between the two of them to trick sandie

[@Ingysta]

Is it just me or does the clapping get quieter there so that the phrase could be heard better?

[@fairiewinterbee]

the way she thought she was gonna be the singer and then kept being more and more dissapointed the way her dreams were not coming true but rather being used by these men RAAAAHHHHH I LOVE THIS MOVIE

[@SleepingOrGiggling]

RAAAAAHHHHHH ME TOOOO

[@davidpumpkinsjr.5108]

I always thought Anya Taylor-Joy looked like a doll, but they really leaned into here.

[@roberthenderson5513]

@DavidPumpkinsJr Thomas Mckenzie and Anna Taylor Joy I think I'm gonna be future Oscar contenders and possible winners down the road. I'm really high on Mckenzie I see her in future films starting with Soaise Roman down the road.

[@gabriellebraswell3306]

She has such unique and beautiful facial features

[@m.y.o.b.724]

I'm not big on 60s music but this song is just so darn catchy. it's been stuck in my head since watching the movie.

[@Eric-jk8py]

The same thing happened to me. I didn't know the song so I looked it up. I thought it was a newer song or made for the movie but it's totally period. I've been listening to it every day since I saw it. I just happened to watch the movie just surfing through a "Mystery" category then until half way I wondered why "Mystery" then it got dark. Great cinematography. I love to see nostalgia depicted with todays tech. Not a bad movie at all. 😎

[@MomMom4Cubs]

@@Eric-jk8py And it's sung, if not written in some capacity, by a lady named Sandie Shaw.

[@Eric-jk8py]

@@MomMom4Cubs Yes I've watched her sing it in different videos. It fits right in with the scene so well. She looks at Jack just as "... in or out there is never a doubt, just who's pulling the strings" is sung. Brilliant.

[@HTV-2_Hypersonic_Glide_Vehicle]

If you aren't big on 60's music, you must not have heard all of what the 60's has to offer.

[@llamasarus1]

The 60s is the Genesis of modern rock/pop music

[@J101.L]

The way the lyrics of the song fit what's happening to Sandie, is so amazing. Sandie being a "puppet on strings". "Just whose pulling the strings" Jack and all the other men who take advantage of her. "I'm all tied up in you but where's it leading me to" How Jack has her and is leading her down a dark path that she's unable to get out of. Also interesting (probably unintentional) how in order for Sandie to get out she has to kill Jack and all the other men, "cutting her strings"

[@erica70]

Hey! I haven’t watched this movie…I’ve only seen clips but could you please explain to me why she wasn’t able to get out? Was she under some sort of contract or would he have hunted her down?

[@ieiofan4846]

@@erica70she have no where to go. I think. Jack took her last opportunity

[@orang1921]

who’s *

[@civitad]

I think the standard premise is that once you become a prostitute under a pimp it could be life-threatening to leave. And that was probably demonstrated when you see him try to kill her and she defends herself and winds up killing him. So I think on three levels it's once you're in that life it's very hard to get out of because pimps consider you their property and the next would be having to survive. we don't know how she would have money to live. Plus now she had the stigma of doing what she did and if she did try to become famous with another agent or even get a regular job there's a good chance she would be found out for what she had done and be ostracized. It's a hard life to get out of once you're in it.

[@timcosgrove707]

Edgar Wright loves doing this sort of thing in his films, having a sequence early on that tells you how the plots going to go. In Baby Driver, there’s a scene where the protagonist flips through TV channels and every line he hears gets used again later in the film.

[@emmapayne5954]

As soon as the flashback started and we saw the audience was all men, me and my husband both said "yep, shes an exotic dancer" lol

[@PistachioDean]

The choreography is so good though, and the choice of lyrics is so clever. The scene also reminds me of We Both Reached for the Gun in Chicago.

[@jordangan3246]

*cuts to Jack, just as we hear the lyrics “Just who’s pulling the strings”*

[@beaglejuice5681]

This is the moment when Eloise has her rose coloured glasses gradually gets shattered

[@hardcandy9880]

I love how we all would think she's Marionetta then we see it isnt her and just the backup dancer. Ellie channeled our reactions.

[@kd0079]

As a gal that is kind of socially awkward like Eloise as I can totally understand why she is so struck by the free-spirited and confident Sandie. As they all say you are naturally attracted to people with qualities you don't have. Thus I can also understand the female rage that makes Eloise looks away with disgust when she sees a fellow woman (and one she admires) being forced into this.

[@jeffa6558]

This scene is so brilliant. I wonder if the character was named Sandie after the artist who recorded the song... Eloise's disillusionment is palpable. Sandie performs but loathes the direction her career is going in. And the sequence that happens after this scene is so nail-bitingly good...

[@dumpmuch]

This scenes describes perfectly the dangers of the showbizz of men promising women becoming a big star, not knowing these they ending up being placed at clubs during night like an object

[@caitlin853]

Great movie

[@charlotteedits8705]

Ikr visually stunning!

[@purplexvii]

watch this movie last night for the first time and I got this song stuck on my head ❤ loved it!!

[@helloworld-sl2lw]

Catchy song

[@ha-ni-ru-ga-3792]

マリオネッタのシーンが大好き

[@DarkLink606]

I actually find this an exquisite dance performance; creative and beautifully performed. In and of itself. Yes, I've seen the movie, the real problem was the public and what went on the backstage, not the stage performance itself. Not so different from Lady Gaga's music videos;

[@Babyblue115]

I think you missed the point of the movie

[@leoniet.6744]

Yes Bit The Point is That she was FORCED to do it if she would have liked it it would have been ok but she didnt Want to do it

[@FabricioCastelozeta]

Masterpiece movie

[@lordmccowpie1971]

That's how you win Eurovision

[@BecomingaQueen]

I love powerful Sadie is before she lets someone take it away. Such a Queen 👑 we should never let anyone take us from our throne

[@monicarodriguez9420]

Increíble película,llena de misterio ,bailes, vestidos preciosos y una historia llena de suspenso

[@drumajo9598]

I've watched this film 3 times in 3 days now. I can't believe I've only just found out about it! ❤

[@MaskedMan66]

Never thought I'd see Dr. Who in a place like that!

[@mr.misanthrope1991]

Yes actors are in other things

[@MaskedMan66]

@@mr.misanthrope1991 r/whoosh

[@marlonbonnici]

Great film.

[@cafecito5379]

Esa escena fue tan bi panic

[@sprachen7122]

U know what I find curious, that in this scene we can obviously tell she's not happy doing that, this is not something she wants to be doing, yet we are quick to call any female artist "empowered" for doing basically the same thing, when many of them don't want to be doing it either, all those disgusting men that you see clapping there and "pulling the strings" are still here in 2022, you just don't see them cause the internet is how things get showcased nowadays.

[@taylorjoseph9545]

uh.. this is set in the 1960s, things were pretty majorly different back then, think that's the entire message of the movie

[@sprachen7122]

@@taylorjoseph9545 Some things have changed, some have stayed the same

[@leoniet.6744]

@@taylorjoseph9545 Thats what you think

[@taylorjoseph9545]

@@leoniet.6744 It's not just a thought

[@MrsScorpionette]

... The difference is the profit. Nowadays women can negotiate for actually profiting off showing off their bodies, find pride and joy in doing so. Previously they were total commodities, to be used and discarded, the frowned upon by the rest of the society. I'm not saying that nowadays there is no shady men pulling the strings, but saying that women don't find actual empowerment and pride in their work is quite gross.

[@stoogesfan87]

Marionetta is so gorgeous

[@Alloutparanormal]

Wow she looked thrilled to be there.

[@hohetannen4703]

There are two good German poems about how men and women treat each other poorly. The Rosebud and The Violet, I’d encourage anyone here who is disheartened to read them. In the rosebud a boy comes along and plucks rosebud against her will, in the violet a girl comes along not noticing him and his true feelings for her, she frolicks along trampling him underfoot. Such a human way to consider sexual assault or abuse of young girls or the callousness with which human nature throws away young male life. Treat people well and never stop believing in love my friends. God is love.

[@nx4zil-san90]

I hope anya taylor joy was comfortable filming this scene.. :(

[@christiannachel2710]

🥰🥰🥰🥰🤧🤧🤧

[@safado441]

Except for "A world Without Love" (never realized this was a Lennon and McCartney joint--I'm guessing mostly McCartney) and a couple others, I didn't recognize any of the songs

[@JamesTilsley1]

Our first Eurovision win! 🇬🇧

[@shahriarnafis998]

In 60s Beth harmon was growing on the other hand sandy was drowning but strange thing is both character is played by anya tylor joy😢

[@dabdabthethird2410]

I love how the way ellie feels towards Sandi (some romantic feels are clearly there) dosent impact the revulsion she feels at the sexualised way she’s treated

[@dabdabthethird2410]

@@Joeelkins82 why not both?

[@IJMPVI]

Honestly, I could've seen them as a couple

[@dabdabthethird2410]

@@Joeelkins82 asleep 🫵🏻

[@dabdabthethird2410]

I feel the need to point out to the people disagreeing with me here that when Jack made out with sandie/ellie all Ellie could do was stare at sandie the whole time which is- not the most hetro behaviour There’s also a lot of rainbow/lgbt related stuff in the bg of Ellie’s scenes especially when she’s feeling strong emotionally or making a decision that furthers the story (ahem- the giant neon glowing rainbow sign when she takes John home) and she’s just so so bisexual

[@IJMPVI]

@dabdabthethird2410 don't disagree with you but when making out with Jack I think Ellie was experiencing it from Sadie's point of view, since she also got hickeys from him the day after. And when dancing we can see her taking Sadie's place..

[@yekaki]

I need title song please.. Someone give me link

[@rubyyo7131]

puppet on a string by sandie shaw

[@yekaki]

@@rubyyo7131 no i want world without love as it in movie

[@danielladuck3323]

@@yekaki the song is called puppet on a string

[@roberthenderson5513]

I should have known or I guess we all should have known from that 1 scene The theme of this film capitalizes Basically the manipulation and the slavery of women. Eloise like most young girls Her age was fascinated and enthralled with the glamor the glitz and the excitement of London UNFORTUNATELY it ALSO showed her the uglenus and The manipulation of one girl Her age a long time ago that manifested into horror and degradation. Eloise didn't know until later that the horror and degradation that she thought came from the men in actually came from the woman who granted her a place to live..

[@fuzzyduck8138]

The thumbnail looks like an upside down face!

[@christophertadeo6120]

Ann Taylor joy the marionette, your regular kismet... 😀

[@JustDeacon]

Let's just say, it did what it needed to do.. 😅

[@leoniet.6744]

What…?

[@Babyblue115]

huh?

[@snowminty2382]

I find it ironic they play a song sung by sandie shaw and when it’s revealed to not be sandy sinning but a back up I don’t know I just find it ironic

[@jamilahmonroe6487]

*singing

[@caryn3688]

I know this was just a story but why did Sandie go through with it???

[@victoriaR587]

Notice most of the women in the audience atent clapping. All of themlikely had the same dreams and aspirations as sandy andnow they're stuck being the play things. They seem so bland stuck in the audience

[@michaelb.4364]

We finally get a decent camera angle around 1:51.

[@leoniet.6744]

I knew you were a dude before having to read your name

[@elliemiller_69]

You were just like these men clapping to these dancers, it's fascinating that men cannot be changed no matter what timeline is lol

[@leoniet.6744]

@@elliemiller_69 Exactly

[@erika6918]

men stay the same

[@leoniet.6744]

@@erika6918 they do and it’s so infuriating