What Maisie Knew - Official Trailer

A contemporary New York City revisioning of the Henry James novella by the same name starring Julianne Moore, Alexander Skarsgård and Steve Coogan, WHAT MAISIE KNEW is a touching comedic drama set against the chaos and complexity of modern marriage and family.
#WhatMaisieKnew revolves around unwitting 7-year-old Maisie (introducing Onata Aprile), caught in the middle of a custody battle between her mother Suzanna (Moore), an aging rock star, and her father, Beale (Coogan), a major art dealer.
In a race to win the court's advantage, Beale marries Maisie's nanny Margo (Joanna Vanderham), prompting Suzanna in turn to marry friend and local bartender, Lincoln (Skarsgård). As Maisie is shuttled back and forth between her parents, she comes to rely more and more on her parents' new spouses, who begin to see how selfish and damaged Maisie's parents really are.
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[@Cinemabuff97]

This trailer gives me goosebumps just watching it. I kind of agree with that critic, who talked about Maisie being remarkable at acting, at her age. She was remarkable, and adorable. This whole film is pretty underrated, and the movie is really realistic, and sad and touching. I recommend people to have a heart, and give this movie a chance.

[@h2n629]

"kind" of agree?

[@sexydudeuk2172]

the ending i didn't like as it was too neat. In the novel after some time has passed Maisie is a little older and her foster parents are having relationship troubles and she cant decide to stay with them or her nanny and eventually she realises her foster parents relationship will end up the same way as her parents and so in the ends decides to stay with her nanny i wish they kept that in the end as mrs wix was underused

[@JohnnyArtPavlou]

@@sexydudeuk2172 I think that too much for one movie… I mean that’s at least another 45 minutes. But I don’t mean the time so much I mean emotional roller coaster.

[@sexydudeuk2172]

@@JohnnyArtPavlou well I prefer a movie to be as close as possible to the novel plus it gives a more sense of realism and a not so happy ending for maisy

[@phoebewayng]

This movie deserves more recognition, saw it one day on a whim on Netflix and I fell in love, it's definitely in my top 5

[@smitherin71]

Man I love this movie so much. I have never resonated with a character more than I do with Maisie. This was my exact childhood. I was an only child, my parents and i were very well off but that’s because they worked all of the time. They were successful in their jobs so they travelled a lot and even vacationed sometimes without me. Just like Maisie, they loved me a lot but they hated each other so I was constantly weaponized by them against each other and most of the time I was always with my nanny. 10/10 movie had me in tears.

[@jadefire1814]

Watch this , if for no other reason than to see Alexander Skarsgard's smile outshine the sun.

[@luch5146]

Omg same.

[@debraburns2761]

Alexander is a beautiful human being.

[@yourebloodyjokin]

this was a fantastic movie, incredibly underrated

[@leecowell8165]

I absolutely agree.. what a beautiful child. Couldn't help falling in love with her and she made me cry like a baby.

[@sexydudeuk2172]

truth be told i didnt like the ending as it wrapped up too neatly. In the novel after some time has passed she realises that her foster parents relationship is having problems and decides to stay with her nanny and i wish they kept that ending.

[@traciebecker6669]

Every person with a child in their life should see this movie. Brilliant, heartbreaking story.

[@bigtux11]

It’s bad enough when you have one narcissist as a parent. But two?! This girl did amazingly to break away from it.

[@LVHVOGUE]

no she didn't. She knew who her real parents were. At least her mom was closed to her

[@sexydudeuk2172]

Well In the novel after some time has passed she realises that her foster parents relationship is having problems and decides to stay with her nanny and i wish they kept that ending.

[@ordemeprogresso727]

@@LVHVOGUE horrible, going thrughe so much pain as a child cant be healthy at all.😔

[@kangjhha]

with the help of unlikely angels.. we are not as fortunate in the real world🤧

[@courtneym75]

>came to the movie for the Alexander Skarsgard >Stayed to watch the whole thing for the "ouch my child-of-contentiously-divorced-parents heart" feels

[@wonny3120]

Watching the trailer made me tear up. It’s so beautiful that this little girl said she loves him.

[@JohnnyArtPavlou]

It’s a fantastic moment of acting… But even at that time mate I have to wonder what it means… And what the little girl understands about what love is…

[@JoyHarrison]

Maisie is an awesome child. Her parents are idiots who are extremely self-absorbed. The young step-parents treat Maisie way better. As I'm watching, I am rooting for the step-parents to get into a relationship. Although it's very unlikely, I wish the step-parents could get custody of Maisie as the biological parents don't deserve this beautiful, smart, resilient little girl.

[@dianeeli2611]

this movie really broke me. im grateful i was too little when it happened to me. im grateful for my grandmother. im grateful i never had to experience what this child went through... i feel so for anyone who have and had to go through this and no one should be put through this.

[@AlexRedwine910]

This movie made me cry multiple times.

[@lilianemayer7001]

And that should make me want to watch it? I cry enough in my real life. No thank you.

[@bigmass4792]

@@lilianemayer7001 lmao... I feel you

[@bondiib4823]

Seen it 3 times, I rewatch it now and then, such a cute movie!

[@denisefreitas6727]

Great adaptation of Henry James' book!

[@piehard136]

The music is "Your Ex-Lover Is Dead" by a glorious band called Stars. Its from their album called Set Yourself On Fire.

[@lilianemayer7001]

Glorious titles... gees.

[@elizabett1190]

this movie is amazing I fell in Love

[@YlmazDALKIRANscallion]

+Elizabett Molina İzlemeye değer mi panpa?

[@arcenox]

Evet, çok güzel bir film

[@cfar76]

very touching movie..made me cry😢

[@cindygardner8649]

Just got done watching this📽 movie. Anyone with children should watch this 🎬movie. Definitely 👍 A Must See 👀

[@debraburns2761]

I watched this movie today. It's really good. I give it 2 thumbs up.

[@avag1334]

In love with this movie

[@TvojaMAMA77]

im in love with this movie

[@cali375]

Idk how I forgot about this awesome ass movie !

[@LaurenTheorist]

What an amazing movie. 💗

[@abbiefoley1547]

So so underrated

[@9gemini]

Lincoln and Margo could get married and gain a custody of Maisy. They made better parents than her real parents

[@sexydudeuk2172]

truth be told i didnt like the ending as it wrapped up too neatly. In the novel after some time has passed she realises that her foster parents relationship is having problems and decides to stay with her nanny and i wish they kept that ending.

[@ISD70]

One of the best movies I've ever watched.

[@dee7106]

Mrs C I agree

[@lilianemayer7001]

You haven't watch much... Good movie at best.

[@leecowell8165]

absolutely. incredibly underrated.

[@muneumfarhat6074]

This movie I remember I watched when I was child and. I cried allot

[@marymad7006]

Beautiful movie!

[@delrey874]

I literally cried when I saw this movie 😭

[@kimriya]

Thank god she met Margo and Lincoln♥️

[@sexydudeuk2172]

truth be told i didnt like the ending as it wrapped up too neatly. In the novel after some time has passed she realises that her foster parents relationship is having problems and is looking bound to end up the same way as her parents and decides to stay with her nanny and i wish they kept that ending.

[@avag1334]

@@sexydudeuk2172 that sounds absolutely horrible. I’m glad it had a happy ending

[@Mick-w1w]

Such a wonderfull movie

[@malinhessedahl]

Love this movie💞

[@johan7620]

that child has a big future ahead of her in the acting industry

[@muneumfarhat6074]

The Name of the song please

[@shay.kh1214]

It's a awesome movie great acting by little girl

[@Photoandvideoforyou]

Must watch

[@kelseybieber2948]

Is this movie worth watching??

[@gabriba]

Yes!!!

[@azah8432]

kelsey bieber 1000 times yes!

[@leecowell8165]

absolutely! how can two incredibly narcissistic people have such a beautiful child is quite beyond me because they absolutely did not deserve the ground Maisie even stood upon. Great acting all around. And an incredibly underrated movie.

[@CC-si3cr]

That poor girl.

[@flannerymonaghan-morris4825]

This movie must hit hard for the parents out there, or the kids of narcissistic parents or divorced parents out there. Masie’s story is not unique, there are plenty of kids like her out there. God, was it a hard movie to watch. And my parents have been happily married and thankfully are not narcissists.

[@balhallak]

One of things I don't like in life is to watch a movie represents a novel I already read and liked. 🤦‍♂️

[@kratoslostson3427]

So the mom is a singer? What does she sing about? Cooking?

[@teenacomer7989]

The star of the movie is the little girl. But, Julieanne Moore doesn't pull off the middle aged rocker! Not at all.

[@shay.kh1214]

Why it's so unrated

[@julietwinchester8505]

she looks like mara wilson

[@elishagibson05]

Excuse me for sounding ignorant… but what did she know..? What’s the plot? By the name of it, I thought this was some kind of mystery until I watched the trailer🩷