Suffragette Official Trailer #1 (2015) - Carey Mulligan, Meryl Streep Drama HD

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Suffragette Official Trailer #1 (2015) - Carey Mulligan, Meryl Streep Drama HD
SUFFRAGETTE is the first ever feature film to tell the inspirational story of the foot soldiers of the early feminist movement who risked everything in the fight for equality.
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[@CraigSimmonds]

'We're in every home, we're half the human race; you can't stop us all'. Love that quote. Can't wait to see this movie.

[@LilacDaisy2]

Yet *many* women were against them, for their terrorism and the fact some didn't want the vote.

[@sandrastreifel6452]

Lilac Milkshake: Many women were extremely conservative on this issue, as Parliament was.

[@tajinasalim8557]

@Athanasius Contra Marxism how is that simping

[@lisaperry2392]

@@LilacDaisy2 why are u so against it? Shush

[@LilacDaisy2]

@@lisaperry2392 You want to silence women? Not nice.

[@JCIJB]

"War is the only language men listen to" God damn. That's bad ass.

[@Delogros]

MrBuddyHolly1 And exceptionally/demonstrably wrong

[@mysenseofhumor90]

Delogros I can say slavery is wrong but I have no merit without proof.

[@Delogros]

mysenseofhumor90 You can say slavery is wrong and are demonstably correct, proof of it is inherant in anyone with a basic moral compass, saying all men are violent and only respond/respect violence is demonstrably untrue and the sexism involved in making such a comment is off the charts frankly... At least I assume you are comparing the two when the two are not comparable, 1 is true the other is not by almost all forms of measurement.

[@mysenseofhumor90]

I don't even know how I clicked on your comment when I meant to say that to someone else. I hate my phone.

[@Delogros]

mysenseofhumor90 No worries :) I have the same problem with my phone but in my case its because my fingers are to big so though i can't fix it at least know the reason :D

[@londontolosangeles12]

I will forever be grateful for the women that fought so fearlessly to enable my right to vote to be recognised.

[@Mr.Jasaw13]

londontolosangeles12 ...when Islam gave those rights and even better to women 1400 years ago.. but this what happened really is amazing and the way these women fought for their rights, sth inherently theirs ...but corrupt, ignorant society or those few that governed it and dictate/d rules undermined rights and values of those equal through justice ....

[@00AssassinOfkings000]

BboyNitendo great to make this about islam just like that. Religion has no place in this

[@aliciahobson1982]

00AssassinOfkings000 ... Actually religion has every place in this. Religion was used as an excuse to treat women like property for thousands of years.

[@Shannontruecrime]

Alicia-Lyn It still is

[@Talwyn22]

+TheMufakhathat - I see no evidence of any real thinking at all here and even less evidence of a brain however this is overwhelming proof of a bigot shoving his head firmly up his arse because that's just such a good look right?

[@kittysareen3887]

“I will only respect the law if the law respects me” literally my fav quote from the film

[@lydiamichaels1976]

"i had no say in making the law"

[@DeirdreCatherineDoyle]

yep .. cool reply . Never voted in my life and my mum furious with me. Even phoned me up in Cyprus. So, I asked my students, shall we listen to my mum so you can hear a different accent from mine? She was off on one about Tony Blair!

[@Natalie.Chukwu]

I have nothing but love for the women of that era who endured such pain by men. All they wanted was a voice to be heard; their voice. I'm privileged to live in an era where this has been made easier. It's still not over. Thank you. x

[@JordanjamesX]

of course you a white woman who say that typical white racist.

[@Sylvyi]

+JordanjamesX If you assume someone is racist because they are white, that is racist. Same as assuming that since someone is a man they are sexist.

[@Natalie.Chukwu]

JordanjamesX yeah okay Jordan.

[@tahjaewright1709]

+Natalie Gorring Still not over? I hope you mean is 3rd world countries then that would be correct. In 1st world countries women has the same rights as men if you don't think so tell my what right men have that women have?

[@samsmith119]

+Natalie Gorring Agreed. We still have such a long way to go. Not even just in third world countries. Even the privileged rich first world is full of gender-based discrimination, hate, abuse, rape, murder...

[@elizabethnel6613]

this is a story that needs to be told. these women gave us freedom and so few know about it.

[@HorkSupreme]

+Elizabeth Nel Suffragettes were terrorists, as shown in the damn trailer, while suffragists were actually advocating for women's right to vote and this only happened because women were assured that they wouldn't get drafted by having that right like men do.

[@PhdMusic03]

+Rachel Caroline Deacons I am a man that supports women's rights...but what about the influential black suffragettes who worked hand in hand with Mary Eliza Church Terrell? Im talking about Ida B. Wells, Sojourner Truth, Mary Ann Shadd Cary? I did not see them in the trailer, maybe they'll be in the movie.....but in the meanwhile let us please remember their heroic sacrifice as well.

[@TheMightyFiction]

+Rachel Caroline Deacons _I just said I was grateful to ALL woman who fought for women's suffrage, suffragist and suffragette alike._ Not the suffragists who were men, then. Or those pro-suffrage members of Parliament who got the legislation passed. Right. _Also, do some research! 80,000 women took part in WW1 while the rest stayed in England and kept the country going._ Funny story, those women would have been entitled to vote because they offered military service. !D _It wasn't just suffragettes that shamed men into going to war, other men did as well._ And both used the disapproval of women to shame unenfranchised boys and men into going to war. That was the point you see; they had the right to vote, so suffragettes expected them to earn it (even if they actually didn't have it, because the registration age was 21). There are even anecdotal reports of women using the White Feather campaign to get rid of unwanted boyfriends. _It was considered cowardly not to join the war effort. I'm not saying that was right but that's just how it was._ I see. Women not having a right men were expected to bleed and die for was an injustice, but shaming fifteen-year-old boys into shipping overseas and being cut down by machine gun fire before they've even got a chance to use their first vote was 'just how it was.'

[@TheMightyFiction]

+Rachel Caroline Deacons _I disagree with you. The men in power would never have handed over the vote to women freely or without a fight. The suffragettes gave them that fight._ The men in power wouldn't have 'handed over' the vote because women didn't want it. There was a significant anti-suffrage movement of women who didn't want to be subject to paying taxes, didn't want the obligation of military service, didn't want to give up their non-partisan social influence, didn't want to assume accountability for the conduct of the State, and in short, they didn't want the civic responsibilities that went with Parliamentary enfranchisement when men registered for it. If you are assuming a general consensus of women who were all clamoring for the vote, there wasn't one, even amongst the Suffragettes. The WSPU supported the property qualifications and split with the Labour Party when they came out in favor of universal suffrage, presumably because increasing the working class electorate might lead to the possible election of politicians backed by unions and weaken the influence of the middle-class vote. Pankhurst's success was in convincing working class women to be rank-and-file cannon fodder for women's rights she never intended them to have.

[@TheMightyFiction]

***** I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you didn't do that on purpose. There were no male suffragettes; the Pankhursts didn't admit men to the WSPU. Actually, to be fair, Sylvia did at the East London branch which she ran in more democratic fashion, and this was part of the cause of the family rift that led to her breaking away from her mother and sister and forming the ELFS (East London Federation of Suffragettes).

[@blurrylife9257]

do people not realise that this was a true story? people lost their lives and went to jail and suffered beatings just so us women can have votes. These comments are cancer. R.I.P emily davison.

[@hegantank6495]

@Daniel Page gang weed

[@sandrastreifel6452]

99 Bottles of Bleach: So? Men have used war lots, too!

[@rachaeljuddx]

I totally agree I think gender shouldn't matter our voices or vote.

[@rrhodes4564]

99 Bottles of Bleach they had to. no one was listening to them u spaz

[@stephaniesissons9978]

@TheGodEmperorofMankind yes, but the women fought to try persuade them into giving it. If they didn't do the government wouldn't have GAVE them the vote. And I mean getting the vote was the goal and they won that goal, soooo they kinda did win.

[@sitho787]

"We will win." A statement that echoes through every civil rights struggle throughout human history and proved right time and time again. The only thing you have to do is never surrender and never give up the fight.

[@noexit4458]

As modern women we owe our lives to the suffragettes. They are mothers to us all. Mothers who gave birth to our intellectual, spiritual and political integrity.

[@saysomethingaldcsbiggestfa792]

Amen

[@carolebrey341]

So true

[@seaofsolace]

Amen

[@sabotaje4174]

I will be forever grateful to suffragettes, for that I can wear what I want, eat what I want, not marry in early age, earn and spend my own money. I love and deeply respect them all who were fighting for who we are today ❤

[@piranesi8767]

Never have i ever been this moved by a trailer. Can't wait for the movie.

[@RachaelTheFirboldDruid]

Agree agree agree

[@makotonarukami7468]

+Hasan Bakhsh Damn Pro-Feminists are going to love this...oh wait, damn Pro-Feminists will still try to find things wrong with this film....damn Pro-Feminists..back to the kitchen!!

[@RachaelTheFirboldDruid]

Makoto Narukami lol

[@jenniferhood4604]

+Hasan Bakhsh YES YES...ME TOO. I was hoping someone would that comment. I started crying shortly after the trailer started. I don't think I've ever been more moved or at least cried during a trailer. I don't go to the movies much but I'd really would love to go see this movie there if I could. Meryl Streep is my favorite movie star of all time...there's nothing she's ever done that is not worth seeing BUT I'm also big fan of Helena Bonham-Carter movies as well. Thank you for posting your comment. Hope you don't me sharing mine with yours.

[@petergibbons8494]

+Hasan Bakhsh I was moved by this trailer too. I haven't had a movement like that in a while. I feel five pounds lighter... you meant a different kind of movement didn't you?

[@yoshiboy1908]

All these angry little men that are upset by history makes me laugh.

[@yoshiboy1908]

***** >Is basing what they see from a trailer

[@yoshiboy1908]

Bet you must get a lot of girls. Lol.

[@yoshiboy1908]

>Implying I'm female. good juan

[@Chibbykins]

+Daniel McGee It's a trailer FFS. Maybe watch the movie before you- Oh, what am I saying? You don't actually care about the movie. This is just another chance for you to whine.

[@Chibbykins]

***** Sure, Jan. Whatever you say.

[@littlemissme873]

I am only a young girl with an incredibly feministic mother which has resulted in me being the same. I watched this movie a few days ago and was completely inspired by what these amazing and brave women did all those years ago. I will forever be grateful for the sacrifice they made so that girls like me can vote and get an education. I don't think what they did has been recognised enough. Remember, if you ever have a dream, or a vision or even the spark of an idea, just think: These great women were considered crazy and there dreams deemed impossible. Now look what they have created. Don't ever give up. Never surrender, never give up the fight.

[@AlanWattResistance]

+Scarlot Welsby-Kitley, Are you grateful to the men that died in the trenches? or are their lives worth nothing?

[@littlemissme873]

+AWResistance I never said as such. I am grateful to all people, be it man or woman, who has fought for their country, their rights etc. Me talking about the Suffragette's only was only due to the fact that this is the trailer for the film Suffragette. Or did you forget that? If this were a film that I felt passionate about that was about the men in the trenches, then I would have wrote about the men in the trenches.

[@arandompersoninarandomworl3793]

+zobia bokhari "Spoiled white women?" they were tortured and beaten for centureys, read a bloody book and look up history.

[@AlanWattResistance]

crystal 101 It's YOU who needs to read a history book.

[@pianopup210]

I wish some of those women good see the progress we're making today :) they fought against all odds for our cause, and won.

[@hoiss]

+Hasdrubal Yacoubi You seem to still be stuck in the last century my friend

[@arandompersoninarandomworl3793]

+Hasdrubal Yacoubi Do you know why some women want abortions, they could have been raped you know that right.

[@arandompersoninarandomworl3793]

+Bruce Mortlock Are you sure you didn't make all that bullshit up?

[@justinmcvay9458]

+pianopup210 Why dont you so called feminists that fight for "equality" fight to get on the draft list?

[@justinmcvay9458]

+Bruce Mortlock Well said. At least someone did some legit reading.

[@Nomoredrama2000]

Crazy to think that women today are fighting for the same rights - the right to exist and to have a voice.

[@Nomoredrama2000]

I meant *still* fighting for the same rights.

[@Nomoredrama2000]

3DMaster If you really believe that, then you're a complete ignoramus. If not, you're just a troll. Go away.

[@saltycrunch]

Nomoredrama2000 That is such horseshit. And I say that as a woman. I can vote. I can work. I can have an abortion. I can own property. I can take birth control. I can get an education. I can manage my own money. I can decide my own destiny. NO ONE is denying me the "right to exist" (wtf) or denying me a voice. Anyone who thinks that women in first-world countries are facing the same trials as the early 20th century suffragettes is a fool with a victim complex.

[@Nomoredrama2000]

Well maybe YOU can, but for the countless women suffering from abuse all over the world, including the west, it certainly isn't.

[@saltycrunch]

Nomoredrama2000 And yet somehow contemporary feminism is more focused on "microaggressions", fighting catcalling on the street, and getting more women into video games and other nonsense than they are about anything having to do with the plight of women in third-world countries.

[@SaoirseK]

"You might lose your life before this is over." "We will win." You did Maud, you sure did.

[@BeKindforOthers]

"We breack windows, we burn things, because war is the only language men listen to!" It's sad that they had to go to this point, but at least they were careful enough to don't hurt anyone while fighting for this wonderful cause. You can't expect a movement like this to be forever peaceful when no one hears you! They did what they had to do, they fought for their rights and for what they believed... They are an example for humanity! They are an exemple for me!

[@MacduffProd]

i hope this film is as phenomenal as it promises to be.

[@MacduffProd]

Steve Holmgren i was talking about the cast, the look of the film and the historical subject ... and yeah since it's about the actual historical feminist movement, it should be a pretty feminist movie? like? what else? and mad max' message is literally "we are not things" which extends to max and the war boys as well, so idk...if someone doesn't like that then i'm not sure what to tell them

[@3dmaster205]

MacduffProd If by "phenomenal" you mean revisionist history that paints Plankhurst as some great heroine fighting, for love, justice and the American Way, championing all women as seen in the trailer, when in fact she would have hated the vagabond and not have her be able to vote, the vote only for well-off women, you would be right.

[@reinette]

3DMaster 'The American Way'? She was British!

[@3dmaster205]

reinette :sigh: Yes, yes, yes she was. But the film was made by Americans.

[@chariennelayson1250]

3DMaster I'm guessing you're an American, this is based on a true story so even if this film was made by Americans it was not the American way. The world does not revolve around America! *rolls eyes to the heavens*

[@shikha433]

Never expected i'd be moved by a 2 minute trailer. Brilliant..absolutely brilliant

[@HK-nm4pk]

Suffragette opened this week in Korea and I went to the movies with my friend to see it. I cried through the entire movie. What those men were saying in the movies were so similar to what Korean men are saying now, 100 years later. I have my votes now, thanks to those women, but the fight is yet to end. I hope my daughters will live in a truly equal world.

[@aliciacoburg155]

Women like these are why I am proud to be British

[@jasnapetrova9273]

+homer blair Like America has done for 93% of their existence? Except in America's case, it's against a majority of helpless civilians with no political power.

[@isunlloaoll]

Another feminist buying the glorification of terrorism and propaganda.

[@aliciacoburg155]

jimmy c India and Britain are great allys and Indians were citizens of the British empire. Learn history Jimmy.

[@aliciacoburg155]

jimmy c they had an evolution, so Britain di hand it over. India remained a part of the Commonwealth and the Queen remained head of state. Like Canada, India is a valuable part of Britain and always has been.

[@aliciacoburg155]

jimmy c you are actually very uninformed. By the way, I was educated in Ireland so we both know they would not have pro-British leanings. Much of the racism came into the countries after British occupation. My mother is Nigerian and my Grandmother is South African. Although they are improving, they were not in a good place after British rule because they felt a lot of institutional racism from their government. In fact, the Queen was a big supporter of ending apartheid

[@xMlleCheerry]

Can't believe there's negativity on here

[@xrc7445]

+Emma Domenech The fact alone that there are people saying "what a mistake that was. Women should never have got the right to vote" proves the necessity of feminism.

[@walkingthemoon3291]

+XRC I totally agree I was shocked by some comments here

[@walkingthemoon3291]

+jon cullen sorry to butt in there, but freedom of speech ends exactly at that point where it starts to ignore our basic human rights! and human rights are valid for each and everyone of us!

[@EN2Edge]

There were a lot of cunts in the movement unfortunately. I'm sure the movie will not touch on that, or put it in to perspective. Not all men had the right to vote. For a long time it dependent on your wealth, land ownership. There was some mysogyny in it for sure, but a lot of it dependent on wealth.

[@Fraususemil]

You are very badly informed.

[@ellenkingsley]

Helena Bonham Carter is the great great granddaughter of the MP whose house was blown up by the Suffragette she plays

[@Shannontruecrime]

ellenkingsley Not quite. She is the great granddaughter of H. H. Asquith, who was the Prime Minister of Britain. He was opposed to the movement and was a target of the suffragettes, but his house was never blown up.

[@ellenkingsley]

Shannon Spence I was close though

[@jonathanzargosky5100]

+Mufasa #MasculinitySoFragile

[@jonathanzargosky5100]

***** *Hahah. You can't have an intellectual discussion with someone who is so emotional riled up that he states **_majority of men can kill all women with their bare hands_** (as noted in another comment thread* ) #MasculinitySoInsecure

[@jonathanzargosky5100]

***** It wasn't relevant anywhere. You simply got butthurt when the op used the world "llittle man" and simply got triggered. There is no arguing intellectually with someone as emotional like you.

[@jamespatricks5140]

Really powerful stuff. Really hope this movie helps educate those who still are against what feminism stands for.

[@youngpunk15]

Judging by a lot of the comments on here, I wouldn’t hold much hope tbh :/ Many are still wrapped in their little bubble choosing to ignore the truth. But at least you are a man who understands it all, so thank you :)

[@spoofy702]

It’s nice to hear this from a man

[@octo.lina69]

@@spoofy702 A real man.. but of course labels will eventually ensue from other men. Sad

[@Olive-cp4nu]

Frrrrrr

[@lalili0101]

One of the best movies I have ever watched. It's amazing, and really touching

[@MargotDemi]

Same! Just like 12 years a slave! & Selma! Truly inspiring movies

[@octo.lina69]

@@ilikepiracy Rocky!?😂

[@hollyknight-parfitt7729]

We never gave up. And we won. Proud to be a woman

[@AlanWattResistance]

+Holly Knight-Parfitt, Are you not an individual? Just because you and they had a vagina, doesn't mean YOU achieved anything.

[@AlanWattResistance]

Laia 4ever but you need my little swimmers for you to even have a baby! so shhh, lol.

[@JordanjamesX]

you are proud to be a white women because this be helped them the most.

[@thedarkestwhite9460]

+Laia 4ever women dont even create life, they just have it in their wombs, i mean, its 50-50 if you think correctly.

[@spoofy702]

AWResistance being proud to be a woman is not a crime go be butthurt elsewhere

[@Madbutnice12]

I've just done my exam on this. The changing role and status of women. Its such a beautiful story and I'm forever grateful to the suffragettes and suffragists.

[@rushofblood994]

Has Carey Mulligan ever been in a modern movie?

[@paulmeredith9404]

The only one I can think of is in Oliver stones sequel to Wall Street called Wall Street money never sleeps.

[@caleb4844]

Alistair Drennan she was as dashing as ever in Drive

[@joehughey3213]

Watch Shame (2011). She was great in it

[@Zano282]

+Alistair Drennan Shame

[@mickyjoe97]

Would Inside Llewellyn Davis count? :P

[@puregoodevil1084]

Movie's like this always look so amazing, but everyone trashes them because they think it's just women trying to make a fuss about things that are long gone. This movie looks awesome, it will probably be awesome but the critics will trash it anyways.

[@TheSharpeful]

+PureGOOD Evil " but everyone trashes them because they think it's just women trying to make a fuss about things that are long gone." Actually people trash these kinds of movies because they are revisionist propaganda :| I'd be willing to bet anything you'd like that most people posting on these comments have no idea that men and women got the vote at generally the same time. More than 50% of the men that fought in WW1 for instance were not allowed to vote for example. And yet they were taken from their homes and forced to go die. Not only was the suffragette movement deeply racist (you can easily find famous quotes using google) they also created the white feather campaign, shaming men and often young boys to enlist and die. But you won't see this being portrayed, because you're not supposed to know that. That is why people trash this, it's not only an innacurate portrayal of history but it also seems to be deliberately lying... and it presents us, the public with absolutely sexist gems like "Cause war is the only language men listen to". It seems that the truth that everyone had a shitty life and it gradually got better as societies evolved is not welcome. Instead "teh womyn" were "oppressed" by the nasty "evil men" is the narrative that people like to hear.

[@puregoodevil1084]

You're right everything got better as time evolved and its not fair that the men were forced to go off to war and die without a say in their government. But women really didn't have any rights at all i think was more of the point here. it was even quoted in the movie "you're a wife my wife, that's what you're meant to be" it also isn't fair that women were treated as inferior. Their are lots of movies portraying the cruelty of forcing men to go to war and die for either a cause they don't understand or without a say in the government. They're are none for the women suffrage, how many historical movies have been accurately portrayed down to every little nuance? i'm not saying we are oppressed now i'm not saying the men were bad and terible back then. It was just the social norm back then to see things like that: women as inferior, men to give their lives for their country. Sadly even the racism was a social norm (as much as i hate to say it or think it). But it's not like that today, (at least the equality among genders- and when i say that i mean first world country third world ones are still having problems). Point is to make the social change happen women had to do crazy things. We can argue about it later say it's a false interpretation; but you can't alter the past. The movie is coming out, women suffrage happened, we can vote. Nothing is ever black and white, and my honest reason for wanting to see this movie as a female: it looks cool, they're not just sitting aback their taking action. In that time period that's pretty daring in itself (excluding the violence). And yes I say power to the females! Because you know what why not? It's a freaking hollywood movie, ewveryone will forget about it in a year.

[@MedhaavMahesh]

+PureGOOD Evil critics will of course trash it because it is crap like those Christian films.

[@theknightstemplar5123]

+PureGOOD Evil white feather

[@writerforlifeify]

+PureGOOD Evil Who cares about what critics say? They criticize what others create. Their words carry less substance than the dust that eventually settles over the least inspired art. So never mind about them. And it is well noted that no statue has EVER been erected in honor of a critic.

[@MikeeYowee]

Carey Mulligan is just so cute.

[@soggytortillla]

Yes she is!!! Her and Marcus Mumford are also one of Hollywoods cutest couples in my opinion. They are each so talented, humble, and successful.

[@azureallen5047]

+Tolyngee Carey: I'm tired of your shit! We're over! Shia: Fine! JUST DO IT!

[@miles1332]

I don't think non-british people can truly appreciate how on point careys East London accent is 👌👌

[@olivethomson6474]

This is the reason I vote. Sometimes when I see the politicians we have in this country I don't,t feel like voting but then I remember the women who faught for me to have a vote.

[@rosiehillier4904]

This was one of the best films I've ever seen, so harrowing and haunting that I cried, I wish women hadn't had to struggle for so long for justice, I'll always have upmost respect for Emilene Pankhurst, Emily Davidson and every other suffragette, they are all heroines to me. X

[@OZTutoh]

I had to watch this trailer after I heard about Emily Davison

[@sabinekatsavrias4422]

i agree and i did too...

[@moonchildd]

The trailer is so amazing. I can't wait for the film! I live near where the Suffragette movement occurred and learnt about it in school, and I just love the topic and am grateful for the woman who made women's votes possible.

[@moonchildd]

+Bruce Mortlock I never said that I looked up to them. I never said that they were good (who is, these days?). I said that I am grateful that they made woman's votes possible.

[@AlanWattResistance]

+Nox, They didn't, it was mostly male Liberal MP's that gave women the right to vote.

[@AlanWattResistance]

+Nox, They didn't, it was mostly male Liberal MP's that gave women the right to vote.

[@moonchildd]

But that wouldn't have been possible without the Suffragette movement.

[@AlanWattResistance]

Nox It would have happened anyway, the Suffragette's were just impatient.

[@MikeeYowee]

Movie starring Carey Mulligan. Oscar nomination goes to..... Meryl Streep. Calling it.

[@LaitoChen]

***** Streep is a supporting actor in this one

[@saucybiscuits1150]

Prince Blake there's an oscar award for that though¿

[@TheDarkgeos]

***** Eso espero, aún no he visto la película pero de seguro Streep lo hará cien mil veces mejor que Mulligan (la cual siempre actúa igual). Objetividad señores!

[@rlegear19]

Steve Holmgren Awards are the reason that small, quality historical films are still made. Without awards every film would appeal to the lowest common denominator and we would have nothing but Jackass 12 and Transformers 15 to choose from.

[@xxxnagisugar]

no please,not again

[@sathy7285]

Bellatrix Lestrange is working for the muggles now?

[@soggytortillla]

Lol after Voldemorts death, Death Eaters were just so pointless, and the wizard ink world probably kicked her out so what else is she gonna do? XD

[@shahafcarmieli3858]

+sathy mangalam Looks dear old Bella is still fighting

[@paramoreguate]

Along with Jean Baptiste Grenouille.

[@SB-ip1bb]

yeah, and somehow her and Alice Longbottom are teaming up

[@Saaaacccchaa13]

I love this version of Landslide, it's beautiful, goes so well with the film.

[@laurenbucciero5500]

For those wondering, this song is called Landslide and was originally written and performed by Stevie Nikes of Fleetwood Mac. She wrote it for her father (Fleetwood Mac is my dad and mines favorite band, so this is our song.) it was later covered by the Dixie chicks. This version is by robyn sherwell.

[@rottencherryheart1737]

This was an amazing movie!!! It appalls me that people can hate on it so much urgghhh...

[@melissajenney5847]

Wow...Can't wait for the trailer! This movie is so important, it recognises their struggle, their fight for women to be recognised as equals. Forever will be grateful for every single suffragette that changed the world....that made freedom for women possible. So from the bottom of my heart, every suffragette, every feminist, every person who has ever believed in the equality and freedom for women, I thank you xx

[@user-ur7jr7it1u]

"We break windows, we burn things, because war is the only language men listen to." brilliant.

[@pedromendesrbd]

I had never cried so much before with a movie. This is definetely the best one I have ever seen.

[@thecdp2715]

Carey Mulligan is going to have an oscar soon, she chooses great roles and such an inspiring person

[@Sircoop8700]

If anyone wanted to know who sings the song that starts at 1:33...... Robyn Sherwell - Landslide

[@SabrineC28]

5 years later and this trailer still gives me goosebumps...

[@laraetzen]

“War is the only language men listen to.” Here we are in 2020 under 6pm Curfew Los Angeles County

[@SamiraIsmayilovaaa]

So sorry.. stay strong! Love and hugs from Azerbaijan🤘🏻

[@oliviabainbridge]

Women sacrificed there lives for the next few generations to have a better one . Theres women will always be in my heart and i thank them so so much for risking there lives so women can be just as amazing and important

[@KellyMartinSpeaks]

Hmmm... HIS-STORY No wonder so many men are raging and feel threatened. NOW it's time for HER-STORY... get over it!

[@AlanWattResistance]

+Kelly Martin, You mean like the fact that working class men got the vote AFTER women? Or that women forced men to fight in the trenches by handing them a white flower, a symbol of cowardice? Or that men died early from working down coal mines just to support their family? Or that it was ultimately men who gave women the right to vote, not the actions of the suffregettes? Or the fact that many suffragettes were members of the BUF (British Union of Fascists)? Or that almost a million British men died in the trenches over nothing? You view history from only a female perspective, no different than viewing history from only a male persepective, how is that equal? Both men and women suffered back then, not just women, you're part of the problem not the solution, we need equality, no man-hating.

[@KellyMartinSpeaks]

ooooh boo hoo you.... seriously how much female history did you read?

[@KellyMartinSpeaks]

AWResistance and what is man hating about saying HER-STORY? Seriously I no man hating here, but you really are not doing your species justice by not giving women the opportunity FINALLY to share there story by stating MANS story once again...

[@marcelltoing8363]

+Kelly Martin The concept of "Her-story" is the definition of first world problems. You complain that it's called "history" while there are young girls in parts of the world who aren't allowed to learn about any history simply because they are born with a vagina.

[@Askarcher]

+Do NoT AdJuSt YoUr MoNiTeR truuuuuuu

[@edward1444]

Who among us all, in today's world, would have that kind of courage to stand up for what is right, no matter the consequences... These women had really balls...

[@megandunklin6147]

No other movie here in America has been important for now until this masterpiece. I remember watching this on an airplane and thank god I got a window seat cause I sobbed.

[@NosVideo123]

This movie is so powerful. I absolutely loved it. Powerful messages and really powerful story. I loved it, many tears and feelings.

[@MaddiBeau]

My feelings toward the negative comments made to women and this trailer have only strengthened my feelings of calm. Karma has a beautiful way of sorting these things out. The truth is just.

[@alpacamale2909]

+MaddiBeau You mean people disagreeing?

[@Lylasasa]

This trailer is amazing! The rendition of "Landslide" is so beautiful yet tragic. I started getting goosebumps @1:30 and couldn't help but start crying @1:38

[@nylahford3332]

My respect goes towards all the women who fought hard so the future generations could live a better life.

[@bexthewitch87]

Why have I heard nothing about this movie until today? Where are the commercials for it? This is an important story that must be told and should be played everywhere! I am crying right now!

[@mdgsk824]

That's some crazy shit. It's so depressing to think there are still issues like that nowadays smh

[@egodeathmaniac]

If you live in America,you are NOT oppressed. So no,none of these problems going on today if you live in a first world country.

[@rebeccaprentice3813]

They didn't say they were thinking about America. Don't make assumptions.

[@daffyduck5472]

Immensely looking forward to this film! Good cast, with a good historical lesson for all without it being sugar coated. Shows real life situations, with real emotion included and no doubt Carey Mulligan will impress us all again in a historical film! 👌

[@tarnation7148]

Wow. Most of the people in the comments are only seeing the tip of the iceberg and are refusing to dip their heads underwater and see the rest.

[@vqkkf]

We saw this film in my school and it was really good!

[@Jadedgrl2012]

Powerful movie! Carrey Mulligan was superb! Really amazing these women risked all they had to bring equality to the forefront!! I am truly in awe.

[@LorenaFlag]

For those saying "Real FEMINISTS" or "Terrorists" = F.U. This is HISTORY. This is what women had to do to get A FREAKING RIGHT! How can you dare to talk trash about women who literally had to FIGHT for freedom. Why don't you talk like that when there is any movie about a war or men fight for something for independence or freedom. Sure, that's "OK" cause they are "men". This movie shows what women had to do, during that time, to be heard. HOW DARE YOU! You don't freaking know how it is to be less of a human being cause you just "don't deserve" the same rights as men. They were not terrorists, it was a fight. "Real feminists" are the ones fighting for equality, we are not agressive, we are just fed up. Violences is NOT a solution but this is what had to be done BACK THEN. Learn the difference. Learn history. Learn what "feminism" is about. And try to walk in our shoes for once.

[@TheCupcakefool]

This trailer doesn't even do it justice It's such a good movie

[@SimplyMayaBeauty]

I am REALLY looking forward to this movie.

[@Pablo-xp6xs]

Amazing women. I will always be grateful to the brave women who fought for the unalienable right of just being another human. Thank you!

[@laikax5115]

I watched this film today with my school and I just wanted to say: it's bloody brilliant. It's a really great, touching movie, the actresses and actors were wonderful and it was a really great experience. I want to watch this again.

[@ΕλένηΚαρασαββίδου-Κάππα]

in my opinion that was one of the biggest snubs ever... this movie functions in so many levels reminding us the basic human rights in work in private life in public sphere... The entire crew was superb and this short but full of substance appearence of the M.Streep Legend proved that true artists dont care about their screening time but about their screening and social impact... Thanks for reminding in such hard times that hard times themselves are a perpetual opportunity to gain our dignity and become better humans!

[@mariumnaihma2687]

Carey Mulligan, Meryl Streep, Helena Boheman Carter... asdffghhgjk. THIS IS GOING TO BE AMAZING. (I can tell)

[@katiel3284]

Omg all the oppressed men here...

[@zidneya]

Triggered men. Not oppressed.

[@AnksshitaOfficial]

😂😂

[@folver91]

Real feminists fighting for real stuff.

[@PNTTVReacts]

I've been waiting for this film forever! CANNOT WAIT TO SEE IT! The song...'Landslide' is the song of my life!

[@cristiflorescash1962]

Can't stop watching this. So moving, I feel empowered already!! Absolutely can't wait for this film.

[@reginafilengi8754]

Finally an important movie. Was that so hard?!

[@EmoryStudy]

Women's Rights are Human Rights

[@gentleeyes]

Already tearing up a little. Can't wait to see tomorrow.

[@elamo-fe1dg]

The trailer itself has brought tears to my eyes, i've never been so excited for a movie to come out

[@rebeccasinclair1720]

Just saw this - absolutely phenomenal. Carey Mulligan never falters, she is a stunning actor.

[@jenjenni3885]

everybody should see this film

[@roselynrajoo8761]

Hollywood forget to add Princess Sophia Duleep Singh!

[@adampond6099]

What happened to the more peaceful suffragists? Everybody forgets about them, they fought just as hard. The only reason the suffragettes have a more popular standing is because they used more violent tactics. They both got the vote, not one over the other. In the end I believe the suffragists did more in the suffrage movement. But no? Because they didn't fire bomb churches, that's no way near as interesting. When you ask people which form of protest is better, most will say non violent. And give Gandhi as an example. What happened to the suffragists??? Please Google them.

[@crazycoconut4905]

i know right! i learnt about all of this in history and i have also got an actual gcse exam coming up on this part of history, in this trailer they are glorifying sufraggettes who were the ones who used violence!

[@emilymontague9945]

Adam Pond While violence is not something anyone should wish for, women spoke out peacefully for decades and decades without being heard. When peaceful means fail, the oppressed must turn to violence in order to be seen, and for their movement to be given notice. The world cannot be viewed accurately through rose-colored glasses; this is the reality. Violence was necessary in the Indian Independence movement, the American Civil Rights movement, and countless others as well. We simply prefer to ignore those aspects and focus on the large, peaceful parts of those movements. But I guarantee you, without law breaking and some measure of violence, change would never have occurred.

[@3dmaster205]

Emily Montague Yes, yes, every single last man on the planet had the vote, even in Russia, even Islamic countries and were evilly oppressing the men. Especially all those men dying in the trenches of WWI; every single last one of them could vote, that's why they were dying. They voted eagerly on the politicians going, "Yay! WAR!" Why, they kept the glory of dying on the battlefield away from women, the evil oppressors! No matter how often feminists have screamed for the past 150 years, "Force us women to die on the battlefield, god damnit!" they still aren't being forced to go into military service. I wonder why they haven't started firebombing stuff while demanded the duty to die decades ago. Hmm.

[@sophieconnor9540]

Adam Pond i don’t believe it was either parties i think it was the war that helped me realise that women could do the same thing as men could

[@datrix5354]

Seriously this trailer gives me chills every single time. when she slams the iron down onto his hand, I just shiver

[@theworldneedsmorelol]

I can't stop re-watching the trailer! I absolutely cannot wait to see this, as soon as it comes out in Australia I'll be at the movies!

[@tvishachatterjea1839]

I love this. I'm so moved by this part of history, and seeing it represented in a movie is amazing! All the love.

[@madeleinereads]

I am forever grateful to the suffragists who fought for my right to vote.

[@angelofsarcasm4924]

These women would be so disappointed in the girls today.

[@jendrizzyy]

No they wouldn’t

[@BaileyDerby]

Omg WHO SINGS THIS COVER its so beautiful. This trailer gives me chills 😍

[@heatherd-s8248]

I actually went to vote the other day for the first time (I'm English) and I thought of all the suffragettes that would be so proud of me and my mother and my sisters making use of their hard work and putting the thing they suffered for for so long to use

[@xiomarabernard6809]

Thank you Suffragette!! Love Carey and Meryl!!! :D And Helena!!! :D ~+~

[@SpectacularSpiderMan]

If only these revolutionary women could see us now. They'd toss and turn in their graves when they listened to Hillary Clinton or Anita Sarkessan

[@WixkedLovy]

They wouldn't care if what they say and do are wrong, men have said and done worst. The fact that a woman is in that position at all would make them proud.

[@SpectacularSpiderMan]

One of the biggest feminist journalists in Britan said in an interview that she believed all men should be played in concentration camps. So you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about +WixkedLovy

[@SpectacularSpiderMan]

You can't tell me they wouldn't be pissed when another feminist tells them it's their "feminist duty" to vote for Hillary or else. *****

[@WixkedLovy]

***** The fact that she could sit there at equal with a man, say something stupid (especially something like "MEN should be in concentration camps") and not immediately have the crap beaten out of her would amaze them, it's probably something they dreamed about happening. They would probably expect her to be strapped down and be in prison or at least an alyssum. Their minds would be blown that she just went home and the only thing bad that's happening to her is insulting comments on the internet. They would shit themselves because no one is breaking into her house and murdering her or because she actually has a job after all of this is done. I think you don't understand fully how horrible women had it back then and how happy they would be that most women aren't treated that way anymore.

[@SpectacularSpiderMan]

WixkedLovy most of them would question why the continue even though they got what they wanted: the right to vote

[@vintagepeppermint6991]

Why why do I let myself get sucked into these types of movies.. Damn I wanted to watch a comedy " will end up crying as usual"

[@shutup4211]

what they had to go through was horrible..people say they used terrorist like attack..bt what people fail to say is before that they protested peacefully for decades and were not taken seriously..they literally had to fight for their own rights..people started taking them srsly only after they started fighting..I will forever be grateful to them

[@MichaelDuceyNY_to_Portland]

It's true that Carey Mulligan stars in period pieces, but she's nothing less than wonderful in them!

[@beckyturner3246]

I actually cried at this, it is so inspiring and they were an amazing bunch of women! can anyone tell me what the song is at 0:29

[@breenaflett417]

Becky Turner Look for a soundtrack That’s how I find songs In any kind of film

[@naomiotten1605]

It must be a great Movie because Helena bonham carter is in it so !! ❤️❤️❤️ Helena Bonham Carter is one of the best actors in the world !!! I love HER yeah she's my idol..💕

[@fizicsmcmanus]

Feminism back then = "Give us the vote!" Feminism today = "Air conditioning is sexist!"

[@scottiegirl2041]

This was a very, very good movie - would recommend it to women everywhere. May we never forget the suffering those young ladies put themselves through to secure us the vote!

[@CharismaStrategies]

Looks amazing actually. Carey Mulligan was absolutely brilliant in Far From the Madding Crowd. Looking forward to seeing what she will do here too.

[@phddreamer]

Looking forward to watch this....exceptional! Song: Fleetwood Mac landslide cover by Robyn Sherwell

[@valb5437]

Australia was the 2nd in the world to allow women to vote wooooo. Right behind New Zealand.

[@TheAnnOrange]

But Finland was first who granted full female suffrage. :)

[@kbal1451]

+Val B. Australia (Commonwealth) women had the right to vote in 1902 a full 16 years before the UK granted partial voting rights in 1918. Prior to that, South Australia granted full suffrage for women in 1895 and women could not only vote but stand for SA parliament. Also, Norfolk Is (now an Australian external territory) granted the right for women to vote in 1856. Not sure what you mean Anne because Finland did not give full female suffrage until 1906.

[@Sylvyi]

I'm so proud that NZ was the first to give women the vote.

[@setatampio9016]

last chapter of this article explains "full female suffrage", www.helsinki.fi/sukupuolentutkimus/aanioikeus/en/articles/international.htm

[@mirellesahin1996]

Val B. Turkey gave women rights and voting rights before Italy, Greece and Switzerland. it was 1930-1934

[@sandpapersnail9615]

"No film is safe. I will spread my wrath everywhere." -Shaky cam

[@thevelvetg1rl]

i’ve watched this trailer 3 times and each time it gives me chills i want to watch it so bad

[@LEGIT_ELITE]

I wonder if the movie will glamorize this or show the true story that had both the proper suffragettes and those that took the name for the sake of man haying.

[@ZoeAlleyne]

LEGIT_ELITE Ahh, man haying. A time honoured tradition where you strap a man down and just throw bales of hay at him until he whinnies like a horse.

[@RachaelTheFirboldDruid]

ZoeAlleyne lol

[@RachaelTheFirboldDruid]

Judging by the trailer it looks like it might show the true story.

[@LEGIT_ELITE]

Man haying is an epidemic that was lost between the pages of history!

[@LEGIT_ELITE]

Rachael Anthony I doubt it!