Olivia Colman, Emma Stone & Rachel Weisz on The Favourite | Film4 Interview Special

[@carmenl163]

Olivia Colmans' face has so much expression, it's astounishing! She can change from a toddler to an old woman or from deep agony to pure joy in a few seconds.

[@imenbassalah4268]

True, expressive acting! Clear she got used to perform on stage

[@imenbassalah4268]

The duck race hhh

[@itswrongtokillanimalsifyou2837]

It's like she's born a god among men, as far as acting talent goes. Whole other level.

[@hustler212]

I fear her facial expressions so much... You know that subtle passive aggressive one...

[@emilyrose2444]

If you haven’t already, you need to watch Broadchurch, there’s a reveal where her performance is just total mastery of emotion

[@VALLEYBOYSshow]

Queen Anne stuffing cake into her face while also vomiting it up is one of cinema's finest moments of 2018.

[@upchuckles243]

It me.

[@corychapin5470]

Lol it was cheese but I agree

[@claresamways9534]

It was blue cheese :)

[@emmaheard5250]

It was a birthday cake, you can see it in the table. It has blue icing. It was for one of the rabbits days.

[@stephsmanicshenanigans8017]

Yeah, cake because she was told by Sarah before to not eat sweets/sugary things or it would happen so she does it anyway

[@diabloimmortal1117]

Did you look at me ? Did you ? Look at me ! Look at meee !!! ... How dare you !!!! I was floored with laughter and tears LMAO

[@wayneelliott1180]

"Did you tell me something? Don't tell me something! Don't tell! How dare you!" - I haven't seen it yet, but your quote is in the commercials. Hilarious. Can't wait!

[@Marella2024]

That was one of my "favourite" lines in the movie!!!😅😅😅😅

[@wayneelliott1180]

@bluegreenplanet89 - hilarious! The Fabulous Olivia Colman.

[@Nophotofound]

Angelus Domini look At her eyes when she turns. Hillarius! Hahah

[@maurasullivan3259]

HUGE burst of laughter from all in the cinema when I went to see it. Brilliant! Am so delighted that she won as she’s just BRILLIANT in everything she does. Was spectacular in Favourite. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️❤️❤️

[@Blonkk]

Olivia is getting an Oscar for this one, right? Surely.

[@jurgennaeve3897]

all three of them should get one!

[@taciosnovels8675]

She wins the Bafta for best actress.

[@nickxyx2879]

Glenn Close will get this year

[@alexandras.6638]

You were right 😉

[@Blonkk]

@@alexandras.6638 haha called it!

[@blu7878]

As a Greek, I am beyond proud of Giorgos for making such a great film and the actors were SO good, they did such amazing portrayals. I freaking love Olivia, Rachel and Emma. Great job

[@slukas19]

Cinematic perfection. This is the kind of movie that happens when you bring together a group of “masters” and let them do what they do well: actors, director, set designers, music, costumes, make-up and writing. Haven’t seen a movie this good in ages. 10 out of 10. Expecting to see several Oscar nominations in the above categories. (Especially for you, Olivia, you clever gal). 👏

[@gabbycattell9030]

have you seen her in tyrannosaur low budget but outstanding film

[@ForeverFashionGirl21]

Couldn’t agree more this is a fimmakers film meaning it isn’t mainstream. The sequence cards practically had me geeking out. Seriously want to study every part of this film.

[@slukas19]

Gabby Cattell No, but thanks for the tip. I will look for it.

[@SamDavies94]

Add cinematography, which was stunning!

[@Z00Maddict]

@@gabbycattell9030 agree totally, she is astonishing in Tyrannosaur

[@NxDoyle]

Olivia Colman should just have the awards shipped to her.

[@alex0589]

lol

[@rakel2467]

Fitzroi fuck off

[@MimiMadness94]

Rachel did such an amazing job with her character

[@siddharthnaagar7028]

Olivia Colman deserves all the awards for this performance

[@angelcastaneda529]

I haven’t been in love with a movie in a while. Thank you Yorgos, Olivia, Emma, and Rachel.

[@tessac775]

I could watch them talk about this film for hours, oh my god.

[@Xenite]

That's what I was thinking!! I wish this clip was much longer.

[@EBGBeee]

I've been enjoying the pleasure that everyone involved clearly took in the making of the film at least as much as I enjoyed the film itself.

[@TheBc99]

Best movie I've seen in years! As a student of 18th Century history, it was so refreshing the extent to which Lanthimos went to capture the period, with its mix of extravagance and squalor which is so alien to us, while also giving us such relatable characters. He didn't shy away from any of history's grim realities, and gave it a non-hetero, non-male perspective. Loved every moment, right down to the fucked up ending!

[@imenbassalah4268]

Well as a historiography student, I just feel stunned at the genius with which the script writer made use of history from below to depict sexuality of the day! Paradoxically, it can also be classified as a romance as Abigail fell madly in love with Sarah hearing her defending the cause of war so brilliantly! The moment she started to look at her as an idol and rival at once! Brilliant

[@ladyredl3210]

I agree! Some films/tv shows aren't literally accurate but feel like the period, and this is one.

[@visualsforyou7120]

Saw this 2 hours ago. I still don't have a word to describe it.

[@Mayabee321]

Visuals For You I felt the same way after I saw it. All I can say now is....that there was a lot of vomiting scenes.

[@elliest55]

Haha yes, it happens with Lanthimos' work. I haven't yet seen this one, but if the word you're looking for is "weird" it would make sense - after all he did initiate the whole "weirdwave" thing.

[@elisam.2896]

Right with everyone. It made me feel a lot but none of the words I can come up with seem to fit quite right. It's a journey though! The movie takes you on a journey.

[@telectronix1368]

Sumptious

[@amsa6443]

Same. I immediately google some reviews on this film to be able to understand everything

[@EzeICE]

Olivia gained 45 pounds for the role. What a champion!!!

[@Xenite]

Whoa! I didn't know that. That's dedication!

[@EzeICE]

@@Xenite Seriously right!!!??

[@thedandelion157]

I have to confess I wondered.... Didn't think she were that kind of actress to go so far. So she is the female Christian Bale, eh?

[@EzeICE]

@@thedandelion157 I don't think anyone can touch Bale on the weight loss/gain game. He's a total chameleon with it. It's insane. But it's kool to see when other actors get method to go there for a role.

[@EzeICE]

@Fitzroi it's not becoming a horrid tub of shit that's hard, its becoming that way THEN losing it all back to normal like nothing ever happened. That's why she's a champion on my eyes. Lol most of us go there and can never return

[@travelswithauntieann2551]

Olivia is devine. There’s something very cathartic about her 💕

[@philmarsh1000]

Throughout the film you have sympathy and understanding for Abigail but by the end you have to be pro-Sarah.

[@0042-u1r]

I was genuinly on her side until she stepped on the bunny

[@0rluh]

Abigail in real life was said to be a genuinely lovely person. After Sarah was kicked out of court, she wrote a really scalding book about Anne and I’m sure a lot of those scenes were based on Sarah’s account of everything.

[@brooke1496]

@@0rluh Sarah also commissioned a statue of Anne, her final contract to furnush the palace at Blenheim: *A Whole length, (statuette of Anne) in state robes; with her character written by the Duchess of Marlborough." And it's sweet.

[@shukry533]

i was with Queen Anne all the time, she's being used too much i feel sorry for her

[@younazilberberg1650]

I was so heartbroken for Sarah. Because I can get why people think she's mean, but she never lied once. Whereas Abigail is just plain manipulative. I think Sarah truly loves Anne, and that Abigail is just taking advantage of her. Anyway, great movie, great cast. I loved it

[@ftakenouchi1464]

There is something so endearingly charming about Olivia Coleman. Congrats on her Oscar win!

[@ricardosimparo]

The Lobster and now The Favourite are two of the most surprising and engaging movies I have watched in years. Olivia Coleman is always amazing, Rachel Weisz and Emma Stone wonderful. They all deserve an award.

[@ArtyDarth]

Olivia's performance in this film was amazing in every single way. Her acting was so intense that I had to cry whenever she cried. You know what they say, a good character makes you become the character. She has the ability to make her emotions break through the screen. And for that ability, she deserved her Oscar very much. Knowing her since Hot Fuzz, I saw her a couple of times in other productions, such as Skins (episode 'Naomi') and Doctor Who (episode 'The Eleventh Hour'). I missed out The Night Manager, but I watched Broadchurch and Tyrannosaur, where she was astonishing. Also, she has been awarded the CBE recently, which means that she's one step away of being knighted. To me, she's already Dame Olivia Colman.

[@Julie701000]

It's wonderful, and largely a true story. All three women are incredible. Oliva was my favourite.

[@abingleyboy]

Lol, I see what you did there, Clever.

[@upchuckles243]

The sexual/romantic stuff is pure conjecture as far as I can tell (the rumors were there even at the time but no evidence has been produced) but it certainly adds drama, intrigue, and comedy.

[@lauraguerra6450]

You know something is deeply wrong with "the academy" (yeah, intentionally no capitals in there) when Bohemian Rhapsody got 4 Oscars and The Favourite just one. What a jewel this film is.

[@katewilliams4013]

Are you implying the Academy is to be seen as utterly infallible and 100% perfect (with a heavy bias towards your own subjective taste) and that if they do something "wrong" everything else can be completely tossed out? Let me ask you one thing: Are you aware of the *fallacy of false dichotomy* ? This basically means polarized thinking (usually found among kids, idiots and fanatics) where everything can be viewed from polarized extremes. Btw, are you entirely certain you understand what Oscars Boheminan Rhapsody won for and are you also entirely certain you didn't just compare the number of apples with the number of oranges? I really like this film. Unlike you however I'm not remotely offended by the academy of not showering it with Oscars. In fact I'm more offended by it not being more commercially popular. You see I'm more aghast by the lack of taste and ignorance of the average movie going audience. So with that in mind I'm not entirely certain if your disappointment, as pettyminded and myopic as it is, is directed towards the real culprit.

[@moxxi936]

@@katewilliams4013 calm down

[@glassonion5474]

@Laura Guerra Yes. Spot on!

[@workara8257]

SUCH a jewel!

[@manantial773]

Cinematic perfection, an absolute masterpiece. Olivia gave us the best performance of the last decade. Stone and Weisz were beyond incredible as well. Lanthimos's direction is so original and memorable, the screenplay mus be studied in universities.

[@MK-yg1ml]

I adore Rachel Weisz so very, very, very much!!!!

[@miladebastiani5627]

Me too! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@yewisemountaingoat528]

you forgot another "very" to make your point and reveal to everybody that you're very, very, very sincere. A famous writer once said:"Anybody with a compelling writing and honest mind doesn't need *very* to make their intentions clear." I'd like to add to that:"This also means that somebody using very many times quite clearly is a simpleton cretin you should avoid like the plague". And ironically so do all celebrities once they get to meet these "people".

[@dwalker1974]

Olivia is gorgeous.

[@RiordanLadyGaga]

Fittest actress on the scene

[@vickeyvamos8397]

From The Mummy to The Favourite. She still takes my breath away. Colman imitate Yogos is brilliant😂

[@rsfilmdiscussionchannel4168]

Minor Spoiler-filled analysis: I was thinking about Abigail's character arc. Whilst I normally don't like it when films try and show women that go through abuse as liars or manipulators, with Abigail that was actually earned and invoked. She's an example of a person who has been treated so horribly by people that she becomes just as bad as them. The moment where she hits herself with a book is something that people/abusers will claim of their victim/anyone who claims to be a victim to smear them. But here we see a victim do just that to gain sympathy from Queen Anne. It's a great portrayal of a character who starts out as a genuine victim and then becomes a manipulative abuser/schemer.

[@Xenite]

Yes! It's like she started out as this probably more on the innocent side person, and she slowly sinks. Anne and Sarah are not really bad people, but stuck in a bad position, and honestly, I think that they truly loved each other. By the end, I was sad that their relationship had to end.

[@peetabells]

Daenerys Targaryen

[@NxDoyle]

How good were these women? All of them gave shiny trophy-winning performances. Olivia's ability to find the truth in her performance is about as close to magical as magic is. Just sublime.

[@kevgamble]

Saw this a few days ago. Terrific movie, so gracefully executed and both funny and harrowing in its impact. All three leads were excellent, but Colman's performance was stunning, a marvel to behold. So much of what gets lauded as good acting these days is just alternating between steely blankness and tears. Colman conveyed an incredible range of emotions and physical states in a superbly natural way that never felt affected or contrived. Or even that familiar - it was a refreshingly singular performance. Best Actress-award level of quality, at the least, but really one of the best performances I've seen in ages.

[@yoni5570]

The Academy agreed with you.

[@pretendingToBe]

I love Olivia's smile :)

[@anonUK]

She was quite attractive in her work with Mitchell and Webb.

[@bawili]

Minor spoiler alert comment. When Lady Sarah asked maid Abigail whether she thought she'd won & then you see the ending, you realize what a brilliant story this is! What an awesome cast & story! Oscar worthy!

[@n.t.6609]

I don't remember the ending... could you remind me, please?

[@telectronix1368]

@@n.t.6609 None of them wins in the end, basically.

[@telectronix1368]

@@hipstershit8399 No, she has a position in the court but it is hollow and she is essentially the queen's pet rather than a companion, Sarah is cast out, Queen Anne is further (physically) crippled and lost someone who truly loved her and that she loved.

[@n.t.6609]

@@hipstershit8399 No, because the Queen now sees her for who she is, someone who actually doesn't have such a pure heart contrary to what she thought at first, especially since she lied about Sarah, who still remains Anne's true love. That's why at the very end the Queen grabs her by the hair and reasserts her position of power and shows her she won't let her do as she pleases anymore.

[@StaceyStaser]

AS A BRIT I CAN CONFIRM THAT EMMA STONE'S ACCENT WAS VERY GOOD AND FULLY CONVINCING

[@johannesas1672]

Yup, I thought she was British

[@maxinejones1519]

The costumes deserve more attention. It was period and modern combined. As an artist I was constantly impressed with the innovations that were made within the period styles. Loved them..

[@miguela.6155]

It's a fucking crime that this film only won one oscar for Best Actress. At least it should have won Best Picture, Best Supporting Actress, Best Costume Design and Best Production Design.

[@yoshimimiyazaki2602]

Saw it on Xmas. Fabulous. Olivia is such a great actress. The last scene was superb. Elton John did closing song Skyline Pigeon. A truly remarkable film.

[@deborahkelly1948]

This movie is cinematic genius in every way. The cast, everything. I dont have the words to express the utter joy it was to view. It would be marmite though. I cant wait to see it again.!!!!!

[@PaullyMiller]

This was one of the best movies I've seen in a long while. More quality storytelling like this, please, less Marvel universe stuff.

[@angelcastaneda529]

As a lover of Movies, and the typical Marvel stuff I agree with you.

[@vittoriacolona]

There was more show don't tell which was partly what made the film so good.

[@jakemartinez9886]

It's actually possible to make both, and to like one kind of film without being a snob towards another!

[@painbow6528]

Because it's one or the other, of course.

[@GiantSandles]

Wow you must be really smart for not liking superhero movies, amazing

I can not wait to see this. My most anticipated film for a while

[@paragonexperience]

The movie was brilliant, it is a small praise I know but it truly is. No large volumes of descriptions can put to words how clever, funny and witty the film is.

@@paragonexperience I expect no less from Lanthimos.

[@juliewillard1367]

Fabulous film!

[@liamandhyde]

It’s amazing to have seen Olivia Colman’s transition from being lovely Sophie from Peep Show to a dark and miserable character in Tyrannosaur and now she’s finally getting the recognition she deserves, even if she doesn’t win this year at least she’s well known and some will look out for her and take her seriously. Amazing actress.

[@lazaromurad322]

HUUUUGE PROPS for Olivia Colman, her performance was impeccable

[@davemillet4160]

I still can't believe how genuinely funny this was, but it still managed to keep the characters at the front. All three actresses were freaking amazing!!

[@juliehalligan9927]

Olivia deserves the Oscar for this film! Rachel and Emma are great also! I actually found it quite sad as Anne was grieving for her babies thus the 17 rabbits who represented her babies! A unique film!

[@Miumiu0404]

Every frame from this movie is like a work of art. The last time I've felt like that towards a movie was "In The Mood For Love" by Wong Kar-wai. Both movies are so aesthetically beautiful.

[@revuesdeminuit4071]

Doll Face in the mood for love is one of the most heartbreaking, beautiful, and underrated movies I’ve ever seen. 10/10 would cry to it again

[@DandMProduction]

Highly recommend to watch movie called "The Fall" directed by Tarsem Singh...it's a cinematic gem!

[@alessandrogargiulo8026]

The way Olivia Colman says badger after looking at herself in the mirror is so priceless 😂

[@crystalobrien7]

This story is astonishingly written. Hands down. But i think what truly highlights it is the casting. Rachel, Olivia and Emma are among the most talented actors and they just go extremely good all together. The chemistry on screen was unmatched for both lovers and enemies plot. I'm actually not quite sure the movie would have felt the same amount of iconic if they'd picked someone else to play

[@missramosludmila]

Who is here right after Oscars ?! 😂 Congrats to Olivia 💙🇨🇻

[@happycommuter3523]

Very odd film, but marvelous. The three leads knock it out of the park. Check out Broadchurch if you want to see Colman in another production that includes many strong female characters.

[@Xenite]

I first saw her on Peep Show (which is all over KZbin), and her comedy chops are on display there as well. Her character (Sophie) starts off a little one dimensional, but she takes that character and makes something really special.

[@lorrainehutchinson499]

And Hot Fuzz & Green Wing.

[@thedandelion157]

And "the Night Manager". It's worth it.

[@smelliajam]

Tyrannosaur is amazing.

[@moniquelacosta5170]

I saw The Favourite today and I know that Olivia and Rachel are super great but I AM SUPER IMPRESSED WITH EMMA STONE!!! WHAT A PERFORMANCE. I will get the DVD for her performance alone. Powerful women in a man's world.

[@gabbycattell9030]

beautiful acting olivia colman as usual outstanding looking forward to seeing her in the crown s3

[@lluvia3thkpsp]

Rachel Weisz

[@miladebastiani5627]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@trevorjones8969]

OK. Tapped out in a few seconds, because I don't want spoilers. This is my most anticipated film of the year. Loved everything by the Lanthimos team so far. And also, Olivia Coleman is the best actor in the world, ever. xxx

[@Xenite]

Yes! Go watch the movie and then come back and watch this. Doing it this way has made me want to go back and watch this inspired film again!

[@feelingkevinly]

This movie is so well done! The way the music and the cinematography blend with the strange dialogue and costumes and fascinating storyline, it all creates an amazing movie! I've seen it four times and I want to go again, each time I see it I realize something new.

[@quietastronaut]

I'm extremely sexually attracted to Rachel Weisz's voice

[@Xenite]

Same. Her accent is all over the place through, I love it.

[@fvnt0miix953]

What do you mean? Doesn't she have a British accent?

[@genetenz]

Wack off with headphones

[@ThatRandomFastingGuy]

@@fvnt0miix953 It's probably to do with the regional accent she has specifically.

[@conneroneill8506]

Right? Her narration in the lobster is so good

[@thecompany8553]

An amazing movie. Olivia, Emma and Rachel are fantastic. Hope to see more Yorgos Lanthimos movies in the future.

[@Slywolf1992]

This might be the best movie I have ever seen.

[@cuppiecupsters]

Emma Stone has such bright, expressive, beautiful eyes! She's so beautiful and amazing! Best actor \actress ever!!

[@elykeios]

I am so so so in love with Olivia Colman. I thank Broadchurch time and time again, it opened me to this wonderful, one of a kind, beautiful, and everything else amazing actor!!!

[@overworkedcna412]

Warms my heart to hear that they played “old fashioned theatre games.” Those things may be silly but they serve a purpose.

[@Shiva-y8m]

Like a precious and rare gem Olivia Coleman must be protected at all costs.

[@carlolocci5148]

Emma is genuinely a good person.

[@taciosnovels8675]

My favourite film on the Oscars race: Best director; best picture; designer and costumes and best supporting actress to Rachel - also Best Actress.

[@Ricky0101]

I LOVED this film. I want to see it again. The three actresses play it to the hilt. Witty, biting, funny. Perfect.

[@sandybear61]

I loved this movie and absolutely fell in love with Olivia Colman's Queen Anne. Now I'm in love with Olivia Colman!

[@Diapontios]

Rachel Weisz is so beautiful..

[@udoka96]

i would die for olivia colman. she's brilliant in this, obvs. check out the karman line, she's marvellous in it!💕

[@marknoble9709]

Big things are about to happen for Olivia Colman in 2019. Well deserved.

[@sayaleet3527]

Annnnddd she(Olivia) did win an Oscar for this! Kudos!

[@troygaspard6732]

I saw this brilliant film at the Castro Theater, with a large crowd that howled with laughter through out the film. God Save the Castro Theater.

[@NobodyCares......]

I was blown away by Olivia Coleman. She’s an excellent actress.

[@HartatySirait_hidamari]

Olivia, Rachel and Emma, three my favourite actors in one movie. Congratulation for the Oscar, Olivia. You deserved it.

[@audreyloveland7617]

Poor Anne when Sarah said she looked like a badger and she looked in the mirror and pouts. I wanna give her a hug!

[@luisfedericosala1354]

After almost 300 hundred years, Anne, Sarah and Abigail comes alive, thrrough 3 amazing stars. 👏👏👏👏👏

[@paolorusso4326]

What a masterpiece!!! Thank you Yorgos!

[@iansmart4158]

Olivia Coleman is kind of superhero isn't she?

[@ThatGuy-bp4gz]

I've not seen the film yet but will definitely now! This discussion is entrancing. Beautifully articulate, thoughtful and engaging people discussing their craft.

[@Crimson11100]

Olivia deserves an oscar for this role. She was amazing.

[@juliewillard1367]

Rachel Weisz is beautiful, fabulous film.

[@Red_Rebel]

Mama Rachel always so beautiful

[@user-hp4xt3vm7p]

Rachel is the kind of woman that reminds me being in the 50s can be that attractive.

[@italianG03]

This movie was amazing. Loved these interviews!

[@_ChristinaLauren_]

I love this film because it keeps you on your toes. You can't make up your mind about who's the villain until almost the last minutes of the movie.

[@DivinityFallen]

I have loved Olivia Colman since the days of Green Wing! It’s nice to see a Brit getting big roles :)

[@fraz6354]

What a stupid statement, you must have been living in a cave if you don't think British actors haven't been getting big roles!

[@theladyskye1634]

Brilliant film, the music was incredible - so glad they didn’t try to overlay pop on top.

[@MLSoll]

All these ladies are amazing, what a cast

[@bruh2785]

sarahs character is so good I'm so into it rachel has done an amazing job

[@bloody_outlaw8000]

i really loved the cinematography in this ...all of the shots were so clean...

[@miri5516]

Olivia Colman was so great in this, I really hope she gets an Oscar for it

[@djalice]

Saw this on Boxing day and loved it. Been waiting for it for most of this year as I love the (real) story and saw the Queen Anne play a few years back. Spent many days at Blenheim Palace and Hatfield House as I just love these buildings and the stories behind them. It's fabulous to see these events brought to life in an entertaining way even if not exactly historically accurate. Great performances all round.

[@frankt722]

I loved this film. Interesting complex women.Will Hollywood listen? probably not.

[@Xenite]

Agreed!

[@sexyholly20]

Well Hollywood did listened as we saw today and gave it 10 nominations !! 👏👏👏 to Yorgos

[@pitaariel1920]

Obviously not, this are film gems for us to enjoy, not for the mainstream public.

[@ladyredl3210]

Too bad the paying public are idiots. Not that more light fare is bad per say, but I personally watch movies for stories. And they haven't been that for years.

[@yewisemountaingoat528]

@@ladyredl3210 "but I personally watch movies for stories. And they haven't been that for years." Nonsense. There are plenty of movies with good stories and which rely on good acting, compelling characters and good writing to convey a story. You just haven't looked enough and ironically are exactly like the "paying public" - you expect everything to be served to you or be marketed.

[@bart234465]

She was hilarious in Hot Fuzz

[@dale4039]

You don't mind a bit of manpower, do ya Doris? Oh, dirty bastard!

[@Rik77]

I love this movie. The best thing about it, is that when you watch it its really surreal and weird, at the end you are left feeling a mix of "oh ok" and ewww. But the more you reflect on the characters and story afterwards the more the story gels and the dots connect. It rewards reflection and discussion. It helps that much of the imagery stays with you forever.

[@gaillewis5472]

Olivia was badass and sure did deserve that Oscar!

[@maxandbruno123]

Rachel Weisz is so talented and beautiful! Olivia, Rachel, and Emma are fabulous in The Favourite! A joy to watch! 💕

[@ryanscarola]

Terrific! I'm very surprised the movie didn't get the Oscar for Best Film this year???

[@deborahbuggs6987]

I would have been happy if Rachel Weisz had won. To me she was the leading actress. Olivia's character was funny but Rachel's character had more lines. I loved them both.

[@TheShapingSickness]

I absolutely adore this film. It's a shame when I went to see it the theater was empty :(

[@squatch545]

I loved Killing of a Sacred Deer. Can't wait to see this.

[@jasoncha1973facup]

You should try Dogtooth. It is his best work.

[@ciaranosullivan9352]

I am not a fan of the directors work .However this looks like it could finally live up to the hype ,

[@luisfedericosala1354]

Olivia, Emma and Rachel Bravo 🌹🌺🌷😍

[@mylife2022]

Honestly the best film I've seen in years. All 3 women were brilliant in it.

[@c1audius]

Rachel weisz is mesmerising x

[@joanowens7941]

First time in a long time I've been in love with a movie. Thank you. there are brilliant people left in the world!!