Sundance 2016 IndieWire Panel January 24, 2016 - "Captain Fantastic"

[@safhirarovida8850]

Australian and england actors yet they speak with american accent in the movie. god. this kids are amazing

[@JacobyIan]

I also think it's great how amazing some actors do "American" accent. I love Hugh Laurie in House MD. Gerard butlers also a pretty good one 😂, love him.

[@DidiLi29]

I love the interaction between all of them.. viggo and the boy whispering, girls holding hands... so sweet!

[@rdoetjes]

BTW George MacKay does a very good job as the silent Bo! I only saw him in a movie when he was 14 or 15 where he co-stared with now famous Aaron Johnson. He has grown so much as an actor! And it's easy to portray a role when you have a lot of dialogue but Bo only really starts to talks about 60% into the movie. And you already seen by the way he acts (literally and figuratively) that his position is shifting.

[@hannah_p]

Aragorn found a new Fellowship

[@anonymous2092]

look at viggo with his arm round that kid 😍

[@theolamp5312]

+Thirrin Lindenshield - And also look at how all these kids seem to relate to each other. They seem to be best friends. And Annalise and Shree are holding hands through most of the interview.

[@valsotto27]

best movie of 2016 so underrated

[@spencerfrankclayton4348]

I'm just here for George Mackay. 😍😍

[@violetaromero6913]

Same!!!

[@rdoetjes]

I really adore this movie! There's so much subtext in this story, it's incredible. -Post partum grieve -Depression -Suicide -Questioning authority -Self reflection (the good and the bad things of your persona) Which are the obvious ones but also -Moderation -Critical view to the current socio-political systems we have created -Self censorship (the good and the bad) And the whole story may sound absurd but I can honestly say that I have had brief thoughts of doing the same for my brother who died in a similar way as the mother in this story also due to crippling depressions. So perhaps I am not really unbiased as having been in the situation in away. But this story is so recognizable for people who have lost a loved one through the effects of suicide; The anger, grieve, acceptance, incomprehension, disbelieve which are emotions that occur in the people who are left behind (often simultaneously!) Are portrayed very well but only distributed in the 6 kids and the father. The last 3 sequences are so beautiful and lovely. With the highlight the interpretation of Sweet Chile of Mine. In a sense November Rain would be more appropriate but hey ;) The last sequence is very speaking. How the father himself became more moderate in his points of view and way of life and how life does go on. And it does... eventually... The scene that cracked me up the most was the Christian Hymn in the bus with the police officer.

[@timjones7547]

I saw this film a couple nights ago. Having raised four children on a rural island in Washington State, Captain Fantastic resonated on many levels for me. Wonderful movie and a great cast!

[@justaperson9155]

Absolutely fantastic movie, truly one of those life lesson pieces of cinema that sticks with you. I loved every minute of it. I really connected with the characters. I feel like just meeting all you guys and just giving you a big hug.

[@tanyaz6729]

Just got done watching this movie, and.. it.. is.. amazing. Loved it.

[@angeldiezovelar1814]

This is a movie. Beautiful.

[@mrjuly878]

I just know this movie just now...and i watch it ..and i my family love it... Its a beautiful movie... Thumbs up

[@numidian2421]

My favorite movie right now.. i just found it a couple Days ago and Ive already Seen it 4 times.. sighhh.. i hope tHey Will make a sequeal.. it deserves it🙏

[@azzouzhassan8721]

the kid who argues with his father in the movie has a lot of potential i hope he will make it

[@kristastefanova2648]

azzouz hassan well he’s just done 1917 so he made it

[@spencerfrankclayton4348]

You mean, the character or actor?

[@kristastefanova2648]

The actor

[@CobraPlaysGames]

Krista Stefanova I think he means the actor who played Henry in IT. Not George

[@Sudarshankunwar]

Omg this is one of my favorites. Has been a bigger influence in my life since I first watched it :)

[@bicooo1]

oh my gosh he's english he does yoga and he's english

[@livvsho]

bicooo1 my husband 🥺🥺😫

[@killaneez1717]

@Lyla Perkin very sorry, I'm with George now

[@tokunboolaniyan8432]

Sorry he's taken lol

[@spencerfrankclayton4348]

1:00 to 1:17 George ❤

[@kjones6941]

fantastic film. better than lala land !!!!

[@melaniesunukjian]

I'm a (thoughtful, grace-oriented) Christian homeschool mom and I can't WAIT to see this movie. Thank you all for making it and I hope and pray for wonderful discourse.

[@tomtriffid]

Prepare yourself, Melanie. It's much more of an emotional upheaval than advertised. It's a fine film (and I liked it very much) but it isn't for everyone.

[@StreetKxd]

Just prepare yourself for main characters that hate Christians and are against most Christian values.

[@llothar68]

Yes, that was the good part of the movie.

[@LucieDiannaAgron]

Lothar Scholz I agree!

[@Osagerafe]

just saw this movie, remarkable movie. Great cast and script. One of my favorite scenes was when the two oldest girls spoke multiple languages while fussing with their father. Pretty impressive.

[@acg9730]

I love this movie, it's thought provoking. I love the actors, I love it more knowing that the kid actors are so smart.

[@FlashUltra_]

I'm a Mormon moderate conservative and I saw or felt nothing in this film that was offensive. I was such a warm hearted movie about family and grief and an alternative way of living. I loved this movie. I dont see how this would start arguments.

[@5runhard]

Andrew Guerrero i totally agree. I’m also a member of the church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, and I watched this movie three times in the first week I saw it. I love the gray areas of the characters and how it pushed me to question certain subject matters and look inward as to how I can better myself personally and as a mother.

[@billie6814]

Hey, thanks both of you for sharing your religious beliefs and that you enjoyed the movie for what it was really about at it's heart. I've seen plenty of non religious people commenting about being offended. I think the beauty of the whole movie just goes over close minded people's head, and people who aren't ready to be vulnerable.

[@cameronorth1]

@@5runhard you couldn’t just say Mormon, could you…

[@harrycarpinter]

He keeps stressing the fact that you must "pay attention". Sounds like he must've done some mindfulness meditation practice. I personally think it all comes down to that, just paying attention and be there, be present, be aware of what you're setting your attention on.

[@MDkid1]

Bodevan's jawline tho...mmmm.

[@spencerfrankclayton4348]

0:36 It's pronounced "Mc-KYE."

[@lisas5091]

Great movie and it did make me question everything.

[@vagabandvlogs9050]

Best movie ever

[@hannaeisenbath8914]

As a conservative Christian I absolutely loved this movie and felt it spoke to many different aspects of our society

[@siemprerm2763]

21:00 wtf is that question

[@Demaoscomocriador]

É chocante como eles parecem uma familia de verdade!

[@thumbnail_]

21:38

[@LORELLism]

Best movie of that year! 👌

[@theCatsitter878]

They dumped the microphone to George all the time XD

[@thumbnail_]

8:03

[@MaryJoMatey]

cant wait to see this movie .... but really can NOT comprehend respectfully KILLING Anything

[@MaryJoMatey]

***** No I do NOT eat meat ,,, have been vegan for 15 years and feel wonderful ..... Any one that watches the slaughter house videos and can still eat rotting diseased FLESH of those tortured animals... I feel are completely soul-less !!!!!!!!!!!!

[@arkocal1611]

I think killing something can be done in a respectful way, because death is a very natural part of life, just like birth. Any animal killed in a fair hunt and saved from pain as much as possible is just a part of a natural cycle. Most animist cultures have a pray/thank to the soul of the prey ritual.

[@michryl1540]

What is Gavin Belson doing here? Is he promoting hooli?

[@ericbryant6097]

separation of Church & State yep

[@mrscary3105]

Hello Trin, 100% adore you! #Trinspotting

[@nullgravity2583]

I loved this movie. I relate to it more than any and I live in a similarish fashion to the characters which had my smiling guiltily from ear to ear all the way through because of how much I related to it. I disagree that it is left wing or right wing, I personally view both as two side of the same coin and think the movie was like that too; they weren't hippies, they were more anarchist (not referring to whiskered men with bombs)

[@danariola9169]

Dude with the Von Miller jersey, I see U

[@azzouzhassan8721]

im an alien conservative and i love this movie

[@tomtriffid]

Can't hear them! Would have been a wonderful interview, I'm sure.

[@Gigviz]

The audio is a little low, but audible - check your system.

[@MiaogisTeas]

Odd looking back at this film in 2022 this wouldn't be considered a liberal film at all. Yes, there's classical liberalism in there, but this film itself cannot be described as belonging to the same political ideology as held by people who describe themselves as Liberals. This film is very much a celebration of coming to terms with the reality of life in the modern world when you have classical "old fashioned" ideals.

[@samuraimedi4061]

If you can't say fuck, you can't say fuck the government.

[@anixgarcia]

Im christian but i love the movie, is art and is cool make jokes about us.

[@bronte3623]

How old is Nicholas Hamilton?

[@user-jz2fi4yi8f]

Think he was born 2000

[@flyler1458]

I think some consider me a “conservative” as a libertarian, and this is my FAVORITE movie

[@4rreel487]

Shree's dad was way off.. I wouldn't call this film Liberal at all.

[@mindtheprivacy]

This woman is the worst interviewer.

[@eveaimee4514]

agreed

[@4rreel487]

a family celebrating Noam Chompsky is far from "liberal"

[@aquafinner1505]

why?