Morrissey & Johnny Marr form The Smiths (England Is Mine, 2017)

[@cockshield]

Should've been the start of the movie imo.

[@howiseeit5326]

Cockshield exactly when it cut out at the end felt like a waste of time

[@ChrisR_68]

How I See It yes I felt the Same, i did enjoy it up until then, i had read he only did Moz up until the famous knock on the door which ive seem people put he got wrong house tbh I didn't particularly pick that up because I had read about it before i had bought it. I bet we all felt the Same when it finished bloody shouting awwww come on mam and the rest !!!!!!

[@inikainika1523]

I would have liked a bit more, was disappointing to end here.

[@xxfeenyzxx7067]

So true honestly the biopic was boring but it would’ve been better if the movie started from this scene. Hopefully we get another biopic about morrissey with accurate information because this movie had false information about morrissey

[@maraminjo2]

Btw., if you wanna watch great first concert ever for Johnny in Zagreb, Croatia for yammat.fm on Yammatovo (birthday celeb of radio), you're welcome. The end is on SMS part, after. e njoy cockta.eu/hr/yammatovo_4_live_stream/livestream/

[@SuperEdge67]

“I play a bit”..........understatement of the century.

[@charlesdeason1646]

Absolutely... Marr is without a doubt the greatest guitarist living

[@jongbong1912]

@@charlesdeason1646 not even close

[@charlesdeason1646]

@@jongbong1912... Sorry, brother... Marr is amazing

[@SuperEdge67]

Charles Deason ‘without doubt’. I’ve played guitar for over 30 years and am a huge fan of Marr. But to label him the greatest is a ridiculous comment.

[@RayyanKhanRayyanKhan]

@@SuperEdge67 i dont care how long you've played. It adds nothing to the fact that Marr is the greatest of the last 30 years. His riffs are....eloquent. Catchy, rhythmic, melodic, emotional, superbly complex while sounding accessible and catchy. Name one other guitarist who can do that then we can talk

[@miat9039]

I was watching this movie with my friend who never knew the smiths and when she saw this scene she ask me"So when they gonna kiss?"and I laughed my ass off

[@tonp2917]

Well, it could be a kiss of death...

[@sebastiancastaneda4421]

lol, they did something better than kissing…

[@sebastiancastaneda4421]

@@超虎生活 they formed The Smiths!

[@markrenton8173]

Eso quisiera Morrissey

[@johnnys-left-earring]

thats a valid question i think everyone wonders

[@inakism]

The actor who plays morrissey really nailed his voice and mannerisms, probably one of the only good things about this movie

[@fightsforrights]

I thought so as well, i didn't think it would be possible and he we are.

[@IZUNKO22]

And the voice. And he also looks like him A LOT.

[@drearydancer]

I love this movie. Easy and lighthearted movie to watch before bed.

[@drearydancer]

@@IZUNKO22 He's close enough in looks. One thing about Morrissey is he has a big head....impossible to find an actor with a head that big. LOL

[@larzuthul5315]

Joaquin Phoenix looks a bit like Morrissey as well

[@momodolape]

"i play a bit" - literall fucking Johnny Marr, one of the most genre and music defining guitarists of the 80s

[@fabricechol5723]

Un génie musicalement et un chanteur et parolier extraordinaire : the smiths😊 le plus grand groupe pop des années 80

[@alejandrabarahona3050]

I want a Smiths' movie with the rights... and yeah I want him as morrissey again

[@lucax8934]

ALEJANDRA BARAHONA it would be so cool if moz were actually involved in the making if the movie

[@daniellarodriguez6979]

YES

[@tonyd5635]

It would be a disaster if Moz was to be involved...

[@larrychu6396]

wow seriously

[@modmutha8608]

Jack as Moz again? No way. He was good but I saw the interview he did and he was so lacking in any interest in Morrissey it was quite upsetting

[@samroldan7526]

0:35 THE VOICE IS EXACTLY THE SAME AS MORRISEY'S!!!!

[@yeezysuperman3985]

Best combo in music Morrissey's amazing lyrics & vocals with Johnny Marr's outstanding guitar work. Incomparable.

[@RossBayCult]

Andy’s bass entered the chat

[@szacharym]

@@RossBayCult Not to mention Vini Reilly's overlooked guitar brilliance on Viva Hate

[@sexobscura]

overrated/hyped

[@steffanhoffmann]

​​@@sexobscura Thank you Led Zeppelin 😂 I'm also taking a guess you're not from Great Britain either. So you possibly, might not understand the irony or subjective lyrics.

[@steffanhoffmann]

He wrote the music also Johnny.

[@ade1963]

In keeping with the ethos of the Smiths, I went to see it on my own in a cinema with only one other person in the audience - we didn't acknowledge or say a word to each other and we both sat right until the final line of the credits

[@aikidoisthebombyeah]

did you guys sit next to each other and have your hands on each other's cocks the whole time? bet you did...

[@ade1963]

@@aikidoisthebombyeah that's right, it was you wasn't it

[@aikidoisthebombyeah]

@@ade1963 no seriously... why glorify homoness?

[@satjinder]

In Johnny rogan’s brilliant biography on The Smiths called ‘Morrissey & Marr the severed alliance’ this mythical event is eulogised and rightly so. An aspiring young guitarist looking for a front man and fellow songwriter meets with a strange loner who had ambitions to be a pop star but felt his chance had gone. 5 years later they had changed the face of British music and are amongst the pantheon of the all time greats.

[@joedoe783]

I had a dream that Morrissey and Marr were combined in the lab into this super musician called Marrissey that had four arms and a quiff. It could play guitar solos, hold daffodils, and give Nazi salutes, all at the same time.

[@weedhighpsychopath8449]

😳🤣

[@yseson_]

Booo

[@svobodnayakassa5760]

what a lovely dream

[@onyx747]

lmao wtf that's amazing

[@anniesimpendingdoom]

I love this

[@chrisdiehl754]

Marr’s response to “would you care for some toast?” Is pretty good.

[@jupiter-8405]

According to Marr's autobiography he had a friend with him when he visited Morrissey at his house but never let the truth get in the way of a good story.

[@seankilburn7200]

It was an awful film though

[@bacht4799]

@@seankilburn7200 sometimes I have thought about a movie in black and white “ maybe a little color too “ pretentious I know but hear me out “ where we get two scenes from Margaret Thatcher and The Smiths that time she got blown up at that hotel and Morrissey says that line about heroes who made a brilliant attack that night.. I don’t how the story should be told maybe like Bronson “ a great film “ or something like that..

[@paulheap1982]

Well every other account, even his elsewhere says differently.

[@AS-ur2lw]

it's stupid they even made this film considering they couldnt even get rights for the smiths music.

[@garuspiks]

but the movie is about young morrissey, before he joined the smiths. it wouldn't've made any sense if a the smiths song played when the band didnt even exist yet

[@redlady935]

😂

[@seankilburn7200]

@@garuspiks Morrissey himself admits that nothing interesting happened prior to the smiths so why make a film about that time?

[@fightsforrights]

@@garuspiks You are right

[@markrenton8173]

@@seankilburn7200 because money.

[@ghostrider2664]

How did I manage to miss this? Whoever that is playing morrissey is pretty perfect.

[@nansenscat9315]

The actor is Jack Lowden. He’s a fantastic actor. He also brilliantly played an RAF pilot in the recent Christopher Nolan film Dunkirk.

[@martazubek3603]

I am asking myself the very same question. Have just randomly, or not, bumped into the video.

[@Ironworthstriking]

It's good to know Morrissey was always a prick 🤣

[@ghostrider2664]

@@Ironworthstriking consistency is valuable in this world lol

[@Ironworthstriking]

@@ghostrider2664 it truly is 😅

[@largelatte7320]

A beautiful film with its cinematography and lighting. But i understand why people and especially big Smith fans are disappointed with it. I personally find it a perfect film pre Smiths.

[@markcolebrook6096]

i think it is brilliant

[@rentalsnake6542]

The lad playing Johnny Marr is nothing like him, everything is off, from the mannerisms to the accent to the appearance.

[@2doobsmcjubes555]

Johnny's son Nile looks kinda spot on....

[@devinthierault]

As opposed to Simon Riley playing Ian Curtis who didn't really look like him or sound like him but wound up doing very well.

[@rentalsnake6542]

@@devinthierault that the dude from Control? He was excellent as Ian, got the mannerisms and vocals on point.

[@D-FENS33]

Devin Tariel fym that guy looked a lot like Ian. Ironically the substitute front man when Ian doesn’t wanna go on stage sounds more accurate but most of Riley’s performance was v good

[@Bansidhe]

The guy playing Billy Duffy was a lot more accurate funnily enough.

[@janedoe-hq9vn]

I really enjoyed the view/shot of the camera when he was fixing to write/type at his typewriter. It's his instrument. You see this shot with musicians with say a piano or guitar...I'm glad to see this with the typewriter. 👍

[@tunasalad448]

He got his speaking voice nailed

[@rigsby1454]

film was a bit meh but the guy playing Moz was very good

[@Chrisamusic1]

Dont agree. Loved the film. But I'm a Manc, so maybe 'get it' more?

[@DudeSilad]

@@Chrisamusic1 I thought he was brilliant. Maybe his Manc accent wasn't perfect but his tone was. And mannerisms.

[@StoutProper]

Chris A. Morrisey was from Salford not Manchester. Like Sean Ryder.

[@StoutProper]

No No Salford is not Manchester it's a separate city entirely. In fact Manchester was originally a suburb of Salford

[@Chrisamusic1]

@@StoutProper He wasn't . He was born In Davyhulme hospital He's a Manc. There were no Salfordians in the Smiths. :-)

[@StenSturesKanal]

Fucking great Morrissey talking voice.

[@sodiumraccoon991]

Jesus Christ they turned Morrissey into young Sheldon

[@kaydgaming]

Yes

[@YaakovBuchner]

I find the comment interesting because I have speculated for years that Morrissey has Aspergers, but I've never seen anyone else assert this. He has many attributes of High Functioning Autism.

[@juliavargas13]

The actor who plays Morrissey is actually pretty great (especially in the last scenes)

[@Janon48]

You ever seen a Morrissey interview?

[@PSS521]

This movie is good if you've never seen a Smith's interview

[@charcoal3855]

YES lmao they are not like this

[@phlarrdboi]

Not even then

[@ThisLeprechaunWrites]

Best duo since Lennon & McCartney. Maybe not better but I prefer the Smiths to the Beatles. Both great, but the Smiths melodies are far more interesting and colourful.

[@damndemn]

I just realize that Marr is the deaf protestant boy from Derry Girls

[@ooznoemi03]

OMG YES AHAHAH

[@ustheserfs]

To talk about this fateful encounter is to hail the greatest aspects of post punk

[@dinonuggies5551]

How am i just finding out theres a movie about the smiths-

[@j.ake.9264]

Because it's shit

[@steelyman08]

@@j.ake.9264 Exactly. Otherwise we'd all know about it. Even this was news to me & I've loved them for decades. No wonder. It's awful!

[@aguzHC]

Because it was not about the Smiths it was about the time prior Morrisey met johnny marr

[@redlady935]

Because it is shite

[@patrickryan5570]

Moz is gay but cannot escape the closet - he falls in love with Johnny - Moz is a genius lyricist and Johnny is a genius musician - Together they make great musical art - Moz uses his muse to channel his lyrics for the love he cannot have.

[@katiebayliss9887]

I saw him as bi

[@aaronandrade5721]

@@katiebayliss9887 nah, he gay

[@snowchips9596]

Isn't he asexual? Or is that just a rumor lol

[@2degucitas]

@@snowchips9596 Moz said he was celebate during Smiths early on after they got some fame.

[@svobodnayakassa5760]

that`s the truth

[@ellitho]

Marr's accent and look is annoyingly way off.

[@bstebbi]

i always imagine him wearing sunglasses both indoors and outdoors and the accent is just off

[@soletune]

Thats Because this is when They were just starting. It was only him and marr, they were like 17 here, they mainly started about at the age of 22

[@22013]

I like how you can see New Order’s first lp at 5:30.

[@holdencaulfield4230]

Movement 😊

[@poker_cat]

you could also see what looks like love will tear us apart

[@kennethkennethson4991]

The sexual tension throughout that scene was through the roof

[@ustheserfs]

Awkward youth, don't think there's any misguided tension whatsoever.

[@kennethkennethson4991]

@@ustheserfs awkward youth?

[@markwyn2040]

Kenneth is correct; tension is palpable. Not misguided but felt.

[@ustheserfs]

@@kennethkennethson4991 you must have been the one who missed out

[@booishoois309]

Yea two dudes in a room listening to music.... That's never happened before without sexual tension

[@thejuiciestcat2736]

That part with the guitar is amazing

[@Amy-dh6dx]

Johnny picked out "You're the One" by the Marvelettes. But if I had to choose between the trip and you There would be only one thing that I could do I don't have to come out and say my choice You can tell by the sound of my voice You're the one

[@waytogod4994]

Amy J what are you implying?

[@Amy-dh6dx]

Ricardo Espinoza I'm implying that it was a fateful, prophetic choice of song for the beginning of an iconic songwriting partnership. Neither of them could have known at this point what The Smiths would become, but looking back, it's perfect.

[@comettripper]

The funny thing is, he actually went on the trip. And then he came back and the smiths had split without him even knowing. .... You know what, perhaps funny isn't the right word at all

[@tonybates7870]

The Marvelettes were fantastic. Some of their material was written by Smokey Robinson, a bona fide pop genius.

[@ռռǟ-s8q]

When the Johnny in this plays, it gave like meat is murder vibe for some reason

[@asimplekindoflife]

The start of something BEAUTIFUL!

[@wilhelmvg9978]

Johnny didn’t go alone to Moz’s house.. he went with a dude called Pommy. Unfaithful scene in general.

[@BurtonRdForever]

Matt Pomfret?? I think!! Hate how they twist the truth to suit their own screenplay? I'd rather have the truth, why not get a Manc actor to play Moz? This kids accent is some farmers accent from Preston or somewhere. Moz did cultivate his accent later on but being from South Manchester myself you can definitely hear the Mancunian in his voice. Like Coronation street, there's not one actor with a Salford accent!! They're all Yorkshire or southerners trying to talk Manc which comes out sounding Yorkie.

[@claramartineztomas7647]

El Encuentro más importante de la historia!!!!!!!

[@edisone.7212]

?Y John y Paul? Creo tanbién.😊

[@user-ev1uo7sb8n]

i feel the actors physically are a little off but the attitude between the two i feel is rather realistic and believable which is good as i felt this film fell a tad short from what it could have been, still very enjoyable though.

[@DustyCustard]

Morrissey's house was on the right side, not the left. Unwatchable.

[@SamSmith99843]

Far right, wasn't it?

[@charcoal3855]

it is terrible anyway i bet morrissey wasnt like this at all

[@austintrousdale2397]

@@SamSmith99843 I see what you did there

[@phlarrdboi]

@@SamSmith99843 niiiice lol

[@call6060842]

Lol

[@crypticvinforever6350]

The most important meeting between 2 people ever in life

[@darrylmaxwell-os7pu]

i just witnessed the conception & birth of a great song ❤ Brilliant work by everyone involved. 🎉

[@lewangillard9701]

Johnny Marr looks like Joe Weller haha

[@lucasargandona4658]

They all do! Hahaha

[@fabianaamaral5999]

I found this scene incredibly beautiful.

[@DudeSilad]

I used to work with a fella who was best mates with Billy Duffy, the Billy Johnny mentioned, from the London music scene from the late 70's. He went up to stay with Billy in Manchester. He met Moz and Johnny not long after the two formed The Smiths. When he told me this, I was just so fucking jealous!

[@mrqs1549]

Dude Dudster you mean the greatest Billy Duffy.

[@secretsymphony]

When Johnny picked a record, why didn't he put on a Smiths' song?

[@spritefroggy]

Are you asking this seriously?

[@hannahg8439]

Sprite Frog 0 it was not meant as a serious question obviously.

[@howiseeit5326]

Love this comment 😂

[@lucyclark637]

Are u thick or summat

[@inikainika1523]

secretsymphony LOL

[@dulldyl]

Johnny sounds more like a guy playing a Beatle than anything

[@salvatiere]

Johnny Marr described the moment in a different way. In his book, he writes that Morrissey's mom opened the door. Also, Marr came with a friend, someone who knew or was an acquaintance of Morrissey. I will not give up too much information about Marr's book; if you are a fan of The Smiths, Morrissey, or Marr, you must read it. Johnny Marr made a beautiful description of this encounter. Anyway, do not take this scene as 100% accurate because it is not.

[@Punketypunk]

what's the book called?

[@salvatiere]

@@Punketypunk Set The Boy Free

[@onyx747]

@@Punketypunk Set the Boy Free

[@Punketypunk]

@@onyx747 I've got the book now 😎👍

[@onyx747]

@@Punketypunk wooo!

[@scollaceyuri]

better love story than heartstopper

[@darrylwiggins1156]

" I play a bit"says Johnny marr.Biblical understatement that.

[@davidcruz3104]

I Hope one day Moz offer me some Toast :(

[@moonpriest8016]

He’ll give it u with vegan butter or some Shit

[@antighastly]

Wow he sounds like exactly like Morissey omg

[@MrWolf-xk8sl]

Marr sounds like a Londoner who has been living in Manchester for a week trying to fit in

[@ChannelZero1031]

6:28 The moment everything changed...with a doorbell ringing...

[@SaulKopfenjager]

Very nice lyric, what's the name of the song?

[@kafaentertainment8202]

@@SaulKopfenjager Vince Eager - The World's Loneliest Man

[@tonyd5635]

This was painful 😣

[@mantra3000]

Stangeways Mountain

[@Cocobeankf]

It's like 300 of you talking about the situation like you were all there... so then the title should be.. "The day Marr went to Morrissey with 300 friends?!"

[@mueford]

i lol e d

[@MrDLOC11]

I'd rather see a film about how the smiths ENDED, with Moz catching Marr cheating with Bryan Ferry ...

[@davidmingione4426]

Oh? Do tell more

[@chrismitsos6817]

Oh god it's in the morrissey book if you haven't bothered to read it...well. In my opinion Morrissey was too controlling. He didn't want to "share" Johnny Marr. People are people though not objects. Morrissey thought he was the boss and sorry but why is playing guitar on a Bryan Ferry record such a betrayal?? If he had ASKED for permission we all know how Morrissey would have reacted. My god..the smiths broke up because of bryan ferry. How pathetic.

[@29memyselfandi]

David Mingione it was less to do with Bryan Ferry and more to do with Morrisseys reluctance to hire a manager leaving Johnny doing everything. Throw in Mozzers occasional no- shows and general awkwardness and Marr had enough. As Moz himself says in the book “ I am Impossible “.

[@chrismitsos6817]

They were burned out touring non stop not making any money.. johnny marr 's health was not good. Don't forget their own record company took them to court. And then the cilla black incident...

[@boombaby1769]

@@chrismitsos6817 What was the cilla black incident? Never heard about it.

[@olidb72]

wrong house :) it's the one next door

[@douglassmith3016]

Quiet, Morrissey. Put the band back together while you're at it.

[@P-Bass_Pete]

It was actually Noel Gallaghers house and he accidentally formed Oasis

[@valley_robot]

why is johnny Marr almost a scouser in this , he's from Wythenshawe in Manchester, we did not speak like that back then and we never have done.

[@willpower5789]

Why does Johnny sound scouse?

[@creepycraig73]

He doesn't. Not in the least.

[@plasticbudgie]

if you're talking about the little "ack" bit it's a manchester thing which is kinda similar to scouse, but scouse is way way way over the top with that.

[@davebarrowcliffe1289]

Same reason that a Devon accent sounds the same as a Somerset accent to a Scotsman...

[@mohamadalakhras9750]

I love that this movie made so many small references to the smiths songs in the movie, frankly Mr shankly with the employment office, cemetery gates where he meets up with linda, Shakespeare's sister, etc it's better to watch when you're a devoted smiths fan

[@priscilla9115]

Ok but the guy playing Morrissey is kinda creepy😭

[@Wristreveal]

Yeah but so is Morrissey ☺️

[@c.mckenna1234]

johnny has long hair back then, everyone knows that /hides face in hands/

[@linnsterlingcurebeliefinad1725]

Connell McKenna what's this movie called?

[@c.mckenna1234]

Linn Rooney - it's England is Mine, love 🖤

[@galetinm]

He had a quiff back then

[@c.mckenna1234]

marko galetin Fortunately, no - there are several pictures of him in art school with superb shoulder-lenght hair. Pity I can't add pics... Plus, this actor, whomstdvever he is, looks nothing like Marr.

[@Amy-dh6dx]

Marr had shoulder-length hair at school but a short quiff when he met Morrissey. I think the actor has the same eyes, which is a nice touch.

[@Amy-dh6dx]

0.31 Mozzer falling in love

[@lucax8934]

Amy J true hahah

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[@runningcoyote9972]

greetings from Indonesia this movie awesome !!!! XD

[@ghostrider2664]

And just think...what if morrissey hadnt made the meeting.....

[@dafyddil]

So were they supposed to seem like absolute boyfriends or Also, did Johnny just get his eyebrows tweezed?

[@andyp.4564]

HAHAHAHAAAAAAA

[@3sha641]

The TENSION.

[@amandacederberg9396]

this is my aesthetic

[@chewableviagra6394]

Your aesthetic is very generic

[@dissonantdreams]

and inauthentic

[@mrcodhead67]

Can't remember the last time I saw this much nicely shot cheese.

[@hannahg8439]

I don't know what to think about this movie. It wasn't satisfying.

[@tahsinsabah833]

Hannah G it’s cos it’s about Morrissey

[@hannahg8439]

Tahsin Sabah Wdym?

[@broken1394]

It's trash

[@jazzjames]

Because the Smiths music isn’t in the film.

[@carlosmodegahan4455]

Can’t understand how such a beautiful friendship turned out to be that bad at the end....

[@reggiekrager5411]

They're still in touch though. Not as close as they used to be. But they still go along. They even hang out a couple of times in the last 15 years.

[@carlosmodegahan4455]

If they are still friends, why have they declined to perform any reunion concert???

[@ThisLeprechaunWrites]

Just different. Morrissey is more conservative or centrist and Johnny Marr is extreme Left/Liberal. Can't really get on well with polar values. Sad, but it happens. My ex-friend was a fellow drummer and we were super close until I went a little too extremely conservative around 2016 when Trump beat Clinton and it made him go extremely left and he basically after years of friendship blocked me. I admit I got caught up in the whole counter culture wave of it all. Looking back, it got everyone going one way or another. Now, it's sad when I see we all just want anyone rather than the world leaders the world has now.

[@lfcforever1482]

@@reggiekrager5411 not true whatsoever. they haven’t seen each other since 2008 when they met up in a pub & discussed a potential reunion. despite having been on good terms, afterward they never heard from each other again. to make matters worse, just earlier this year morrissey wrote an open letter asking johnny to stop mentioning his name in interviews & johnny has said that their is absolutely 0% chance he’ll ever have any kind of relationship (professionally or as friends) with morrissey ever again…

[@CacoExplosivo]

@@ThisLeprechaunWrites tf you mean morrissey's a centrist lmao that man is unironically a fascist nowadays

[@kitharrison8799]

The kid playing Moz is excellent

[@scooby1235]

shame these two can't get on and do a tour - imagine, they could fill wembley or the rose bowl

[@johnbarnes1988]

Unfortunately Marr is a cowardly virtue-signaller whereas Moz is intelligent and confident enough to speak his mind. Marr is too afraid to be associated with Stephen again less he fall foul of the Guardian and BBC crowd.

[@GHam-f9o]

@@johnbarnes1988 Marr isn’t afraid of anything. He’s allowed to disagree

[@InfinityOf6]

Went to see this thinking it was about Neil Morrissey from Bob The Builder but it was still pretty good :)

[@hastekulvaati9681]

Just think how differently things would have been if he Johnny Marr had picked a Shawaddy-Shawaddy record instead.

[@lucasoheyze4597]

Well, if he had it would mean Morrissey had that record there in his collection.

[@pleaseenteranamelol711]

That was one of the best things I've ever seen.

[@rickyfowell8605]

Billy said to come around he is talking about billy Duffy from the cult he showed jonny a lot of guitar styles

[@panoramicadelasartes]

I guess most of the people who read all the comments will wanna know the name of the song that plays Marr in the movie ... I wanna save your time reading all the posts: the title of the songs is "M32" played by the director himself under the name A Jumped into the pantry boy.

[@modmutha8608]

No one looked like anyone, except the Billy Duffy character, but I loved the movie anyway

[@becausewemust]

And that then changes millions of people's lives...

[@Chrisamusic1]

Absolutely loved this movie. Maybe makes more sense to me as a Mancunian, knowing all the places and references.

[@izaakdaviddiggs]

Don't know how the rest of the movie is, but this scene is spot on. The actor does a dead on 23 year old SPM....

[@sunsetman22]

this is literally the end of the movie. you'd think that a scene like this would be sitting at the first quarter of the film, but nope. the film centers around the life of Morrissey before The Smiths, not the actual formation of the band. that's mostly because Moz didn't want any of his music to appear on the movie.

[@kid29]

It’s not a well made or accurate film it’s way off

[@sunsetman22]

@@kid29 yeah, I think Moz did the right thing by not allowing the music into the film. in my opinion, this project was doomed to mediocrity from the start. it just exists to try and capitalize on the band's popularity, yet it fails miserably at the things its supposed to do. I'm not even a big Smiths or Morrissey fan, but it would've been nice to see their story be told in a better way.

[@nowaskmehow]

For quite a while now, almost all movies have a skewed pov. They're great if you want to know what you're supposed to believe.

[@wagnersilva7918]

OMG! How do I never hear about this movie?! I gonna watch it as soon as ppssible.

[@redlady935]

Did you watch it?

[@alanbennett7017]

This looks like it may have been filmed at Morrissey's then next door neighbours house and the Morrissey house is the one on the right hand side of the semi detached. Does anybody know for sure? Just wondering.

[@North49191]

you are correct

[@sandracoulson803]

yes lots of places were the real deal

[@Jack_Jack7890]

I heard where Morrissey grew up was destroyed and replaced with apartment buildings.

[@rh9967]

@@Jack_Jack7890 The house he lived in when he was little on Harper St. is gone, but the house from the movie is still there (well, according to google maps). It looks identical and might even be the same house.

[@faygosupreme]

backtracked from scrolling because i thought the thumbnail was showing heartstopper

[@karlosdeevs]

*immaculate* :)

[@salpuma9145]

I may watch this...but I won't watch "Shoplifters..."...even though it has the rights to 20 songs...the trailer reminded me of the SouthPark goth kids episode...set in the Colorado no less. Set one in early 80s Manchester with song rights: you got yourself a massive hit

[@Enterstainers]

Honestly that film looks so pretentious & trash that it may have helped this film's reputation by comparison.

[@salpuma9145]

@@Enterstainers well said

[@romanward78]

The sexual tension going on is unbearable

[@Evocati-Augusti]

I remember I bought the book "Morrisey in his own words in 92? I still have it. ..ask me my why and ill..errr errr

[@Evocati-Augusti]

buying it right now

[@jamesbradley2397]

One thing with this film, they don’t play one single smiths song!!!!

[@EdsCollegeLife]

James Bradley you must have like bohemian rhapsody

[@aembeo554]

they didn't have the rights.

[@jetteraismabash4186]

They probably couldn’t afford the rights

[@TheKlauspc]

the guitar on the background is poorly strumming through various smiths songs, as if they're writing it and struggling. starts at 0:35 with "the boy with the thorn on his side", switches to "bigmouth strikes again", then briefly goes to "there's a light that never goes out" before being cut off by Johnny playing the record.

[@Enterstainers]

@@TheKlauspc It's me or my friend in the background messing with our guitars, for some reason it recorded background sound as well as the video, no idea why. We weren't even playing songs, just random jamming, it's strange that you isolated three Smiths songs from that playing. lol

[@virginiaalvespons2590]

It owes me a living

[@DaftSwank]

@0:06 Looks like John Lennon’s Aunt Mimi’s house ...

[@brendanhird2299]

I THOUGHT THE SAME THING

[@moonpriest8016]

The looks like a scene from a romance Lmaoo

[@beegirl851]

As it should

[@isabelveidt655]

Ese niño no se parece al adorable Johnny Marr, pero me agrada su breve aparición.

[@eddygonzo2897]

The video quality reminds me of a vhs movie in certain scenes

[@Engelbird]

And in a darkened underpass...

[@diouranke]

I wish he looked more like Moz, it would be easier to relate for me