Poor Things Extended Preview (2023) | Vudu

[@anateali7186]

Ok. At first, I was disappointed that Emma stone won the oscar instead of lily Gladstone. But after watching a little bit of poor things, I have to admit Emma did a phenomenal job. It was much much better than lala land. She really nailed this movie poor things. Lily was also good though

[@carolynharmon1078]

I loved all the texture and deconstructed animals, people, decor ... This movie had me laughing and amazed... The entire cast was at the top of their game!

[@JohnnyCatFitz]

The textures! Lush and womb like, even the floor was squishy in that one room * squee! And that was just the one location. I adore this movie!

[@lindabaron4584]

I have to agree this looks awesome

[@burnoutminion]

Fun fact : The scene Bella slapped Wedderburn was not originally scripted. It happened on an impromptu basis.

[@kingayy9267]

Is that why he quickly glanced at the camera immediately afterward?

[@kennethfitzsimons7337]

This is very easily one of the best films I have ever seen, and likely will ever see. This probably sounds pretentious but it's not meant to: it really is a prime example of the art of cinema in its most all-encompassing form, yet it's so wildly accessible, enjoyable and hilarious. A real gem.

[@fireinthesky3018]

I loved both Emma and Marks acting . Bellas prim and proper and robotic speech made this even more brilliantly funny. I love Mark Ruffalo too . He can act so well in any role..

[@Dahrenhorst]

I think that the whole crew had a lot of fun while producing that movie. It shows. To me, this movie is but some sort of a modern interpretation of what Voltaire wanted to say with his piece "Candide", at least to an extend. I understand it as an homage or nod to that story. Actually, I wonder why Candide hasn't been made a movie yet. However, with Poor Things now out, a Candide movie project now has some very high standards to meet.

[@violinsinthevoid4579]

Please, an adaptation of Candide! Such a witty book!

[@knutjobgoblin]

I love Emma Stone ❤

[@almasakic1148]

this is like the inside of my head

[@bonbonvegabon]

Mine too. I said the very same thing lol

[@JohnnyCatFitz]

I love that Wedderburn/Ruffalo was portrayed as clinging but not full on toxix like the husband. He apologized for holding her arm too tightly and when she slaps him, he is stunned, and just says " ow" like a true man. Its just that his iwn conditioning, insecurities ( hes the only one that judges her prostitution) make him want to possess what he 'loves' while Godwin and Max, both set her free. And doing so, there is no rupture, she stays in touch with postcards and eventually returns.

[@BBBJOT]

He also pretty much kidnaps and smuggles her aboard a ship in a trunk just to get her away from other men

[@looney1023]

It's also a more insidious kind of relationship that way. He's kind when he needs to be to get her to trust him but ultimately he wants to control her and turn her into his own version of Victoria

[@JohnnyCatFitz]

@@BBBJOT yes. " get in the box" is a metaphor for the entire conflict of Bella/Victoria !

[@reuvenengberg1930]

Yes, Yes, Well Done.... Jolly Good!!!

[@ivobyrt]

3:31 as someone who has been drunk once, I remember screaming "no Bella, don't do what I did once!"

[@SweetUniverse]

I didn't know Marc Ruffalo was so funny. Now I do. 👍

[@MrSalox]

My god what a kick in the balls at the end

[@heavymetalheretic5386]

Reminds me how much I loved this movie.

[@buddhiniepremaratne2185]

Wow, I'm impressed. She can read my mind.

[@eszterjk]

Im surprised that this movie shows that havng a child's mind is equal to being an idiot jerk. Children are meant to be innocent... (children with healthy mind would not hit a crying baby............. this idea came from the mind of a sick adult)

[@eszterjk]

in fact, she behaves like a spoiled child, whom many people would really like to slap in the face (for example Draco in first HP :'D).. just because this is from a pretty woman it is not better in any way..

[@ralphukkang4564]

so slapping scene many times , kicking , can make you win oscars? joke. shes good here in this movie .

[@Abcdefg_2025]

My reaction right after I finished watching:wtf did I just watch?

[@チョンブリーラームトルテ]

This was wonderfully screwed-up and I loved it.

[@niptodstan]

Brilliant film. Take it all in.

[@jessicafb5398]

Mark Ruffalo was so brilliant in the character he created in this film - it really made the whole movie for me, which otherwise would have felt a tad too uncomfortable and deranged to enjoy. He brought a very complex character to life, which brought a lot of charisma and authentic vulnerability to the film. It also added an element where I was always on edge, afraid he would go too far (in many ways if this were real life he did go too far 😂) and harm Bella, but he really didn’t. He added a lot of warmth, emotion and life to a film that was otherwise mechanical, scientific and deranged. He was brilliant!

[@charles_preston]

Mark Ruffalo is a Marvel Universe buffoon... no talent.

[@almasakic1148]

I like that analysis

[@truegrit7697]

I loved this movie - its a MUST-see!

[@HorrorCritical]

I watched this whole movie with my whole family, and it was quite an experience

[@charles_preston]

I pray that you did not present this ungodly hollywood rubbish, to any minors.

[@HorrorCritical]

@@charles_preston They were all adults. Plus I really enjoyed Poor Things, it’s my favorite movie of 2023

[@charles_preston]

@@HorrorCritical And what precisely did you find 'enjoyable', in this 'movie';?

[@HorrorCritical]

@@charles_preston I thought of the movie as a unique take on feminism. It presents its message in a subtle way and without shoving it down your throat. I also just really like the story of this movie and how it’s presented. I like the progression of how Bella Baxter learns about the world and how she grows as a character throughout the whole movie. Poor Things also has a memorable score, amazing cinematography, great set design and costumes, and great visuals. The dialogue and characters in this movie were also memorable too, with great performances by the whole cast in this movie

[@charles_preston]

@@HorrorCritical Sometimes trailers can be misleading, eh!

[@The.Last.Guitar.Hero.]

she did a great job of an English accent

[@flickjaine86]

This film was so funny, 😂❤ weird, creepy but bloody hilarious 😅

[@noseholekibi]

MOVIE OF THE YEAR FR

[@ShakeNbake48x]

Interesting and odd... Best picture? no they were definitely right to choose Oppenheimer

[@alexismckenna1564]

I've never seen this movie... is this some kind of creative take on frankenstein? Either way, as soon as she said "I must go punch that baby" ... I would bet a million bucks everyone in the pre-screenings laughed hysterically. I am all in... LOL I have laughed so much at this extended preview😂😂😂😂...and that dance scene???...🔥💃🕺🔥

[@lorrainefranchi9105]

Yes I'd say there is definitely a nod to Frankenstein here

[@melp.6562]

My new favorite movie!

[@eml3077]

5:22 something I'd say to my bf 😂

[@felixchang1629]

Hahaha ! We all do

[@tadejau3325]

amazing movie.

[@oriel9347]

Why wasn't Tilda Swinton in this ??

[@sandbridgekid4121]

I could not get through the first 30 minutes of this movie.

[@StellaAdler_]

Sickening 🤢

[@zeyna3486]

I like this films

[@Ebubeglory1987]

Is this movie on Netflix please?

[@ky1ebetts]

So.. It's "A Clockwork Orange"

[@douglasharley2440]

lol, not even close!..."frankenstein" would be infinitely closer to the mark, yet very far away indeed.

[@jackderekson]

Hulk and Gwen stacy plus the green goblin in this movie

[@chloerodgers692]

how does she do it? Brilliant

[@charles_preston]

How does she do, what?

[@martinwhitfield1362]

@@charles_preston Act, I think...

[@charles_preston]

@@martinwhitfield1362 I studied theatre. She is overrated. Looks like she is high on something, yawn.

[@lorrainefranchi9105]

​@@charles_prestonhow does she seem to so perfectly embody someone who could never actually exist

[@charles_preston]

@@lorrainefranchi9105 Your comment makes no sense to me, whatsoever.

[@opheliawinfrey9501]

Mark Ruffalo est un amoureux de la Palestine libre.

[@ShingInAction]

Mark's reaction to Emma's slap was off a tad. Unnatural and mechanical.

[@charles_preston]

The whole film looks 'off' -- if this trailer is any indication.

[@luciea.4311]

Eh ben, cela en prend pour tous les goûts. Je ne dis pas qu'Emma Stone ne méritait pas l'oscar pour la meilleure actrice, mais à voir les extraits, je n'ai pas du tout envie de visualiser le film. Ça l'air plate à mort! Pas mon genre en tout cas.

[@lorrainefranchi9105]

The sets alone are beautiful and amazing The movie concept is compelling and the acting- superb

[@kingayy9267]

Those eyebrows are needlessly large and dark. What was the reason behind coloring them so severely?

[@eml3077]

Why does she refer to herself in third person?

[@aznmegs]

The movie is about a scientist who replaced a woman who was dead with the brain of an infant. We are watching her progress and "mature"

[@VikitayMauri]

🇬🇧❤

[@vasudevpatelpatel5723]

I need scarletwitch edit

[@patriciazoerner]

Gack.

[@michaelwirick1849]

Hate the fisheye camera cinematography.

[@romilrh]

It's Yorgos's style. I think it works for this film, given how weird and dissonant the world is. Don't you think the strange choice of camera lens fits in with other strange choices like the music that plays during the dancing scene?

[@michaelwirick1849]

I've only seen two of his films The Killing of a Sacred Dear and The Favourite and I didn't see that being used in either ( though maybe briefly in Favourite?) I feel like it pulls me away from what's going on and I haven't seen poor things cuz I can't really judge it that much just from this only but it takes me out of the movie. Just my opinion

[@jessicafb5398]

I really thought that pigeon that flew in the room when they were banging for the first time, was some sort of mechanical camera that God had sent. And that each time we saw the fisheye, it was God watching. Turns out Yorgos just likes fisheye, because it sort of makes the viewer feel confined, like they’re right there in the scene with what’s happening.

[@looney1023]

It's used pretty extensively in The Favourite because it captures the entirety of those huge, empty corridors in a way that distorts it and makes the characters feel oppressively small. I think it's an incredible creative choice for the kind of satire Yorgos is always playing in.@@michaelwirick1849

[@mosess5625]

I kinda liked it, i am not surw why

[@under88Me]

Mark Ruffalo is great, Emma Stone is mediocre

[@lorrainefranchi9105]

I thought Emma Stone was remarkable She was EVERYTHING in this beautiful film I couldn't take my eyes off her for a minute

[@willowgaggero5997]

Are all these comments made by bots? This movie was disgusting and unless you consider Three Stooges comedy "brilliant", it was not in the least amusing.

[@kayrozell3620]

The Three Stooges are brilliant. 🌟

[@olivialeigh5359]

@@kayrozell3620 Slapstick comedy is for children and low IQ adults.

[@BBBJOT]

Three Stooges is brilliant where do you get off

[@looney1023]

The Three Stooges are brilliant and I guarantee that that is the popular opinion

[@BrillaRose]

You just don’t get it mmmkay

[@박지현-g8d]

this is painful to watch, it's so bad.

[@nathalie7959]

You have to watch the whole movie to enjoy this sequence.

[@MejganZia]

That is not that Mexican artist; is she? Well, why not? Gosh, no.

[@Ummmmmkay88]

That movie was disturbing and disgusting