THE AGE OF INNOCENCE - Trailer

No filmmaker captures the grandeur and energy of New York like Martin Scorsese. With this sumptuous romance, he meticulously adapted the work of another great New York artist, Edith Wharton, bringing to life her tragic novel of the cloistered world of Gilded Age Manhattan.
THE AGE OF INNOCENCE is available on Criterion Blu-ray/DVD on 13 March 2018.

[@luthfeeghazale6206]

Sometimes i forgot that the man who directed "Taxi Driver", "Raging Bull" and "Mean Streets" also directed one of the greatest romance drama films ever made..Scorsese's a genius almost like he can do anything

[@davidw.2791]

He also got on record saying that he counts this movie as The Most Violent One he did. At least in Goodfellas when Joe Peschi threatens to cap someone for “calling him a clown”, it was done upfront. The Gilded Age NYC high society though? Waste you and bury you, just with innuendos!

[@ericburns9132]

He even directed Hugo

[@bolshevi3187]

I feel the same way with his upcoming release. Sensational to hear members of the Osage appreciating Scorsese for his endeavours at filming their past with hubris and respect. But yes, it must have been incredibly startling to watch this film following his previous Goodfellas.

[@theexpresidents]

This ain't no _Barry Lyndon._

[@killer92173]

I was even more shocked that he even directed Hugo, a beloved family movie

[@epicnoob1178]

An absolutely elegant, beautiful movie. Every part of this makes it worth seeing and definitely worth owning. The cast did a superb job in carrying the dramatic plot. The character development was beautiful, the music was breath-taking, the style really captured its timeframe, and I was on the edge of my seat the entire movie. It perfectly captures the feelings of love, regret, and hopelessness. This is a truly unforgettable movie.

[@_bluishthoughts]

Can we please take a moment to appreciate its soundtrack by Elmer Bernstein? So enchanting

[@marixjll]

it's so lovely

[@mysterion3182]

One of my favorite soundtracks. 😀

[@dawsondjodvorj2408]

An underrated Scorsese masterpiece

[@yolandagee3925]

Martin Scorsese is brillant. He made a masterpiece of a movie. Daniel day Lewis was phenominal. The music, the scenery. Just brillant.

[@bernhardplatzdasch408]

So unusual a theme for the great director, yet what a superb picture! The ending kills me. Also, let's not forget the brilliant cinematography of Michael Ballhaus who passed away in 2017. It is a wonderful piece of cinema.

[@martajoy8462]

Throughout my younger years "The Age of Innocence" was my most beloved of bookes. Not a single word out of place.

[@ElliotCoen]

Such a wonderful film. You can feel the influences of Barry Lyndon and The Leopard.

[@needley]

Idiot. Don’t even mention Barry Lyndon in the presence of this turd.

[@ElliotCoen]

🙄

[@jubalcalif9100]

Amen to that !

[@akajkyt]

Father Damien Karras Barry Lyndon is my 5th favorite film, but you don’t need to be mean if someone says another film has taken influence from it. In fact it’s Elliot’s favorite film, so he’s in no way disrespecting. There’s no need to get nasty

[@paulallen2474]

I’d also add The Magnificent Ambersons

[@fob1xxl]

A Masterpiece film. Visually Magnificent. Makes Downton Abbey look like paupers. This was real Elegance. A feast for the eyes!

[@rses916]

@@blandinea.2703 Agreed

[@boozalm3715]

A feast for the eyes is such a lame expression haha

[@andrelavandero3041]

@@boozalm3715 To each his own. How’s that for lame?

[@wahidamahzabin3329]

No lol

[@Eldaino999]

Damn why you gotta throw downton under the bus? Two totally different things.

[@WarrenWebber]

Happy 30th anniversary to The Age of Innocence! Released 10/01/1993!

[@sanjamatsuri]

And the 104th of the novel...

[@rtu8054]

Oh my so much pain.. I kept being reminded that I'm basically "Ellen", the different one In some countries, there are societies that still live this way. In my case, my own choices would have lasting consequences on my family, status, image (everything implied in the movie..), I can't fully be selfish and do what I believe is best for me and not think about the results I had to make the hardest decision and let the love of my life go, so he could find love and happiness without the conditions my society was imposing (since he came from a different culture) As a result, my family kept its 'honor' and my sisters have their futures and acceptance in society , but I'm forever heartbroken, mourning a life that could have been.. 💔

[@omg9261]

This is the most terrible thing I've read this summer. Can you immigrate? Can your sisters immigrate? Is there a way to escape and live in place where people are free? A person from a western society would say that one's sisters problems belong to those sisters and a person's life belongs to the person. You should have responsibility for someone else's life, your only responsibility is your own life. That's not your problem if someone is unhappy because of your choices (if those choices are not about crime and violence) it shouldn't bother you at all. This is so sad and so wrong from the western point of view.

[@JS-ou3ot]

I want to cry after reading this 😭

[@bibibipapipa]

Breathtakingly gorgeous, devastating film. It is heart wrenching to watch and indeed Scorsese’s most violent film. Daniel Day Lewis and Michelle Pfeiffer give flawless performances. It will leave you kind of numb and shell chocked for hours or even days 😢

[@j_j8758]

I've watched this movie so many times. I never get tired

[@ProfessionalDog1]

Unbelievable movie. Any other director would have been celebrated but Scorsese has achieved so many masterpieces that this simply got buried.

[@annabellebrock5396]

My life is me watching this trailer on repeat

[@orangemascara]

My favorite film too💐💝 happy Valentine’s Day

[@Juliet04738]

Haha! You’re amazing ☺️

[@fahdchoudry7763]

This is an unusual Scorcese film. No head in a vice, no kicking a man to death, no shootout, etc

[@Robin_In_CA]

I loved this movie. It was beautifully filmed and such an incredible love story. Two people who should have been together were kept separate by society’s rigid rules during that time. It was also so interesting to see the portrayal of New York society then. I also read the book, one of DH Lawrence’s masterpieces.

[@michelez715]

Edith Wharton.

[@codyhoskins1319]

It's really ironic that in both this and The Crucible, Day-Lewis plays a character paired up with Ryder's character by marriage and adultery respectively but he doesn't love her in either case.

[@angelcloudsy]

Winona Ryder has a very similar vibe as Audrey Hepburn, in my opinion!

[@rose8968]

Totally agree

[@svtinker]

Not in real life.

[@Angela-cc1hd]

Unfortunately she was nothing like Audrey Hepburn in real life!! 😮

[@ricahrdb]

She certainly is underrated as an actress.

[@peteradaniel]

What a redundant comment. We already had Audrey Hepburn. Just watch one of her films.

[@mysterion3182]

I've never seen Age of Innocence until I bought the newest Columbia Classics set last year, and OMG the music and movie are amazing works of art.

[@LT-wt4mt]

Love this movie ...its one of my favorite....

[@divabramantyo7126]

The score is one of my all timers....

[@rayfinkle9369]

Somewhere In Time is my favorite.

[@georgiastewart1177]

My favourite film of all time

[@gimmeshelter1969]

Reading the novel now; the Scorsese film looks terrific and will definitely watch it soon. 🤟

[@ricardocantoral7672]

One of Marty's best.

[@GoreVidalComicbooks]

Devastating ending.

[@kokomanation]

This film was like a mix of Tolstoy and Jane Austin

[@justineves9430]

This is a great epic movie with a amazing cast

[@jubalcalif9100]

I have a notion to second that emotion !!

[@jkfns0w]

Perhaps Criterion could consider posting their own branded trailers with a preview of the disc case artwork, booklet and special features, rather than simply rehashing a 25 year old studio trailer?

[@GoviDeSilva]

Fun Fact: Daniel Day-Lewis & Michelle Pfeiffer. Both were born: April 29th.

[@Ryan-fc6di]

Me on the 28th, 28 is better

[@yosoykarito]

what a coincidence!

[@schail]

@@Ryan-fc6di I was born April 28th too

[@charminglioness8464]

I love this movie.Daniel Day Lewis is one talented ,charismatic,sexy and handsome actor,Archibald Newlland is one his best performances ever.The only thing that hurt this movie was the presence of M.Pfeiffer and her usual wooden acting.

[@emberpowertcg7692]

Amazing book, amazing film

[@user-ou2wk7cg1g]

Why do half the people hate Michelle Pfieffer? She's a great actress.! Stunning yet with feeling...I don't think Scorsese would cast anyone not right! Her character isn't likeable.... though....she's good at playing that angle despite seeming nice in real life too (I read she has lots of animals/pet lover)

[@noellecox3952]

I really enjoyed watching this movie by Martin Scorsese he did a beautiful job lovely music beautiful costumes on all the actresses and great cinematography

[@Infamous1991]

Daniel Day Lewis and Winona Ryder were brilliant in this mlvie

[@Angel-np8rd]

Love the music in this film

[@PsmithNick]

I can't believe this is the same guy who drank your milkshake.

[@thebombspayloadisexposed]

And a guy who cuts meat

[@fdl238]

"She never asked me." For some reason I laughed when Newland said that after Ted's "revelation" to him.

[@spiderslayerthefirst]

But she did ask him, he denied it though.

[@katekinney9014]

loved this movie

[@roshannair2118]

Wait, this trailer just showed us the whole bloody movie!

[@adie4928]

Ikrrr

[@kapilmsingbal]

Doesn't matter.... its still gr8 to watch

[@RawiahAlshehri]

It’s a great summary for us who have seen the film.

[@roshannair2118]

@@kapilmsingbal Watch the movie again then. People who look for trailers are those who want a taste of the film, but don't want it spoilt.

[@roshannair2118]

@@RawiahAlshehri Why don't you watch the movie again? Who watches trailers for summaries? And if you must, just call it that - summaries - and not trailers.

[@alinesanchezramirezbaruchi2658]

I am still here

[@madmaxxx7981]

masterpiece

[@bruce92106]

Such a great movie in every other way than giving 'proper-respectful' credit where credit is due. Louisa van der Luyden was played by one of the greatest top rated top billed actresses ever, on screen and stage, Alexis Smith. Yet, I was appalled to find her name lost somewhere down in the middle of the third column of feature actors. (!?) The proper accrediting given to someone of Ms Smith's stature should of been at the end of crediting all else read And or Also starring Alexis Smith. Or even Featuring. I cant believe Scorsese would roll that way.

[@kapilmsingbal]

But she was in a really minor role here....

[@졍쓰-s9d]

예고편도 기가 막히게 잘 만들었네.

[@Msfili]

As a kid I saw the trailer and was like yawn snooze fest as an adult I appreciate it so much more

[@olly078]

Amazing movie

[@jubalcalif9100]

I agree 100 per cent ! Top notch in EVERY dept: script, cast, direction, music, art direction, etc etc etc !!

[@cresselia1]

❤️ I can so Relate to this movie 😭

[@juliettownsend1253]

Love is a red dress. ❤️

[@yasseralamri-o9z]

Gorgeous film.. thank you scorsese..

[@ISEEKSPACE]

"Can't you see I can't love you unless I give you up."

[@Carmen.33]

Archer:Bana gerçek yaşamın nasıl olduğunu hissettirdin… sonrada benden sahte bir yaşam sürmemi istedin.Buna kimse dayanamaz Ellen:Ben dayanıyorum

[@BurgerFlippinBeast]

How have I never heard of this until today? Massive Scorsese fan. Apparently not massive enough. Haha

[@AngelofMusic04]

Owning this would be most good, people. Most good.

[@mellejobs7412]

2 minutes and 24 seconds dripping with yearning.

[@dionyates2482]

This trailer reduces a great movie to schmaltz with that unbearable early 90s voiceover.

[@AleksandraLapaeva]

What I can't figure out after reading the book is how Archer could just go on with his life for 30 years and be ok with it when he detested it so bitterly?

[@maampimim]

He had no choice. May was with chuldt

[@AleksandraLapaeva]

@@maampimim I get that! But how did he go from major crisis to basically being ok for 30 years, how could it just go away like that? I find that part a little unrealistic.

[@anerkant]

@@AleksandraLapaeva I have gone like without being able to do or without doing anything about it.... 😞🙄😏

[@michaeldslipp1078]

Almost everybody does exactly that. Don’t we all “settle” in various ways. Archer had his books, music, travel, did not have to worry about money. May was probably not a shrew. They had children to raise, children that ended up quite likable. And thirty years go by in a flash.

[@NTav540]

@@michaeldslipp1078 Exactly. happens all the time. After we see that there is no remedy. We just turn on the auto pilot.

[@Angela-cc1hd]

Was a really good film it was about a Philanderer and a Shrew who seduces men and an lnnocent who is always being lied to, wonderful scenery and music😊

[@cynthianolder3557]

The only "philanderer" in that film was Julius Beaufort If being very infatuated with someone, & kissing her passionately a couple of times in a long film is philandering, I don't know the real definition. & who was the shrew? We don't plan who we love

[@Sevencoins7]

And with that my ladies, that’s why you never introduce your ‘lady’ pals to your man.

[@Youtube.10a]

Sevencoins7 indeed

[@fashionandbeauty07]

Literally the one take away I got from the book 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@christian53050]

Michelle Pfeiffer is most lovely in this film...

[@suzigemini]

Completely underrated actress. Agree. much love.

[@rses916]

Watched this a few days ago on TV I loved it but the ending was kinda sad.

[@here_we_go_again2571]

Real life is often sad. Not everything has a happy ending like a children's film or an MGM musical.

[@TheWatertigress]

Gorgeous film. My favourite director. Handsome actors.

[@tubeyou89119]

Didn't like the plot, but the visual and acting are stunning.

[@here_we_go_again2571]

Edith Wharton wrote the book after she had survived WW 1 in Europe. The film is set at the time of her youth; reflecting the society that she lived within . By 1900 that type of society was beginng to be replaced After WW1 European and American culture and society would never return to such a stable (albeit, some would say "stagnant") state of tight-knit communities. All of Old Europe was swept into the dustbin of history by WW1

[@dpzh79]

17살에 이 영화를 처음 봤다 그리고 몇년에 한번씩 이 영화를 보는데 여전히 마음이 찌릿한 영화 이 영화가 마틴 스콜세지 감독의 영화란걸 근래에 알았다 ㅎㅎ 역쉬 잘 만들었다

[@AnneliGwinner]

fantastic *

[@budiwahana2124]

It's about true love & real life

[@jayvee8830]

The casting is all wrong. May was light haired and athletic, Ellen was dark and mysterious.

[@miinfl7143]

Cheerleader vs. Goth!

[@cbs577]

That's irrelevant. Pfeiffer embodies perfectly the kind of woman who, despite being evidently a bit older, emanates a mysterious beauty. Winona is the "primitive and pure" with her subtle features, radiant because she's young and innocent.

[@andrewarriaga5700]

@@cbs577 It is relevant to some people.

[@andrewarriaga5700]

I knew that Wynona Rider was in this film and when reading the book, I assumed that Wynona played Ellen.

[@eagleswings5693]

Great movie

[@Youtube.10a]

But i just saw the whole movie in this trailer

[@annalisavajda252]

Do you think her lover will send her yellow roses?

[@a.aa2741]

Those two are morally corrupt. His a coward for still marrying May while fantasizing about another women and then cheating behind her back after marriage. He should have maintained his distance from the beginning. They make me so angry. May really deserved better. His a jerk!!!

[@mrk2K10]

There would not have been a movie then! 😉

[@a.aa2741]

@@mrk2K10 lol true.. If only everything could be perfect...

[@raphaelledesma9393]

Lilly rose Kinda agree? Archer should have realized earlier that May would make him miserable since their personalities did not match. Especially since May gave him a choice partway through to break the engagement. As for May... I confess I don’t really like her character either. She’s shallow and wanted to force Archer into her mold of an ideal society man which made him absolutely miserable. Perhaps Ellen is the most “blameless” in a sense. She’s following her instincts only and she at least had the foresight to go away from Archer eventually. Even if May did not frighten her away with the pregnancy, she was only willing to consummate the affair once then flee so as to give her cousin a proper marriage.

[@britjj5126]

You just described Prince Charles and Camilla 🤔

[@nyamheria]

My same exact thoughts

[@reginadanielle3755]

came here from gossip girl

[@HBOMAXtvmoviesyoutube]

me too omg

[@pranayachowdary7123]

Yo same!

[@awesomeally123]

SAME PLSSSS

[@nyamheria]

Which ep. was it?

[@000payal00]

Came here from Graham Norton show to see Miriam

[@vnd1089]

Check at 0:29

[@danaedwards5281]

in 1993 i was in la boheme at the met opera in the children's chorus and i had just been accepted into columbia grammar where we read edith wharton. my aunt had just gotten married to a man who owns pizzarias and i was the junior brides maid. she played the godfather theme song as one of her dances with her dad. in the future my boyfriend worked for a president in economics and i get many major world reviews in the american theater in dc before my bank gets hacked. after trying an exotic plant from another boyfriend whose granddad was a nazi and whose family is drug revolution and runs hospitals. thoughts? the owner of the ny post had a son in my class in 1993. my parents aren't from big money and i was financial aid. hello

[@sissi6013]

??????????????????????????????????????

[@duedate2811]

Archer deserves the misery, he wants someone else and marry another. He could have ended the engagement yet he hastens the wedding only to bail after 😆 glad he got tied with the pregnancy. And now 30 years later blamed his dead wife for not realizing his fantasy. Ellen is a very wise woman, glad she did not end up with another coward.

[@bundess5473]

Ted Lasso brought me here 2020

[@andrewarriaga5700]

Why?

[@remyparaskovia5499]

The Details......

[@airavearentertainment9186]

Does anyone know what song is playing in this trailer?

[@eee_9826]

Brandon's Movie Rants i believe it’s from the soundtrack. I think it’s «madame olenska»

[@airavearentertainment9186]

EMA Thank you!

[@ilikechocolatealot6355]

Is there any good riding in this film?🤔😎

[@lucasarancibiasepulveda1335]

What's the name of the music at the beginning of the trailer?

[@lukasmiller486]

Me: I wish I lived in the Victorian era. It looks like such a lovely place. Woke activist: You mean you wish you were a rich, white, privileged male during the Victorian era. Me: What’s wrong with that?

[@huntsman145]

Edgelord who can't use the ENTER key inbetween christian cringe videos instead of taking a history class: 'Me: I wish I lived in the Victorian era. It looks like such a lovely place. Woke activist: You mean you wish you were a rich, white, privileged male during the Victorian era. Me: What’s wrong with that?'

[@rayfinkle9369]

Woke activists living in western society today are the most privileged people in all of history. They are just too arrogant to realize it.

[@yan.2025]

came here from gossip girl 👧

[@worldlit1146]

"As much as a man can be." Did Charles watch this movie?

[@مجاهدالدوه]

❤

[@miguelangelmiranda8460]

Meh, no sé si es a causa de que recientemente vi retrato de una mujer en llamas, pero, ni ésta ni otras películas del género "drama-romance" me han impresionado en absoluto.

[@gabrielyong1796]

Esta si es una obra maestra la francesa se queda a medias ya que la elegancia de la sugerencia de la primera hora se pierde en momentos carnales en lugar de sugerirlos los muestra quitando poesía y recato al relato y ni habló de las tramas secundarias que no llevan a nada (criada y su aborto)

[@jhonsmith6075]

BEST KNOW FILM

[@GingiviticCinemaMaya]

My name is Maya (that should have been my mother's name). My mom raised me to be a proper lady, just like May. However, my urges and fantasies are much more like Countess Olenska's.

[@dvv9224]

1:06

[@lucianachamochumbi2081]

💜✨🙌🏻

[@sm70911]

Great film overlooked in Scorsese's Oeuvre bcs it seems so out of character

[@here_we_go_again2571]

@ sm70911 Scorsese nailed the characters in Edith Wharton's bookd. Have you seen Paint Your Wagon and Bronco Billy? (based on a real person's life) Both were out of character for Clint Eastwood. But they are good films.

[@swankybutters8371]

This movie was not bad but it was no "Gangs of New York"...

[@renyuchenn]

😚

[@MINVOGUE]

I just saw this movie only for Michele Pfeiffer but i didn't like it. Michelle carried the whole movie wbk

[@nicholasdauria7431]

Amazing.

[@cherier9875]

An almost perfect film, marred by the total miscast of Michelle Pfeiffer as Ellen Olenska. Could have been five stars, but that alone knocks it down to four or maybe four and a half

[@adhrja]

My first Martin scorcese's movie. Not bad at all but some part were a bit too long though

[@AndyBluebear-fi9om]

Great movie. Cheesy af trailer.

[@sunflowers2469]

good thing I watched the trailer. dodged a bullet of a story I don’t care about lol

[@NicolasTylerDoyle]

The trailer is teetering on pretentiousness

[@edwardx4979]

I bought the film for $5 on Google Play and it's a decent film. I would have been upset if I had paid $1 more though... Some movies aren't worth what you pay for so this was acceptable.

[@bloody_outlaw8000]

One of the most boring films I've ever seen..i don't care if its a Scorsese film