Yes, it's an actual scene.

As a storm rages outside, Mollie Kyle (Lily Gladstone) and Ernest Burkhart (Leonardo DiCaprio) share a quiet moment in their blossoming relationship as the events of Killers of the Flower Moon begin to unfold.
Killers of the Flower Moon is now playing in theaters everywhere.
At the turn of the 20th century, oil brought a fortune to the Osage Nation, who became some of the richest people in the world overnight. The wealth of these Native Americans immediately attracted white interlopers, who manipulated, extorted, and stole as much Osage money as they could before resorting to murder. Based on a true story and told through the improbable romance of Ernest Burkhart (Leonardo DiCaprio) and Mollie Kyle (Lily Gladstone), “Killers of the Flower Moon” is an epic western crime saga, where real love crosses paths with unspeakable betrayal. Also starring Robert De Niro, Jesse Plemons, John Lithgow, Brendan Fraser, Tantoo Cardinal, Cara Jade Myers, JaNae Collins, and Jillian Dion, Killers of the Flower Moon is directed by Academy Award winner Martin Scorsese from a screenplay by Eric Roth and Scorsese, based on David Grann’s best-selling book.
Hailing from Apple Studios, Killers of the Flower Moon was produced alongside Imperative Entertainment, Sikelia Productions and Appian Way. Producers are Scorsese, Dan Friedkin, Bradley Thomas and Daniel Lupi, with DiCaprio, Rick Yorn, Adam Somner, Marianne Bower, Lisa Frechette, John Atwood, Shea Kammer and Niels Juul serving as executive producers.
#KillersOfTheFlowerMoon #JustBeStill

[@Irisbshray]

I’m a black American and my grandmother use to do the same during a storm when I was a child . She would turn out the lights and tell us to be quiet. Very interesting.

[@GIRTHYANDITCURVES]

Just sumn you used to do bc no high technology. Origin unknown

[@iyannamikayla]

Same. Lights go out, moving stops, no talking etc. Everyone would just listen to the storm

[@John-mf6ky]

That's a real old school superstitious thing. Just like in a lot of places it's supposed to be a bad luck to whistle in the woods because you could be conjuring spirits.

[@dbsoul53]

My grandmother did this too! This was my favorite scene in the movie and really got to the essence of the different values and worldviews.

[@pradap2298]

Listen to nature it's open your souls ✨️

[@emillion4470]

My favorite scene in the film.- says so much about the characters and each other's culture. Lily's delivery and timing are impeccable.

[@nohandle508]

I hope you lingered after the final credits started rolling. I was lucky enough to see the film in the cinema and was so dumbstruck I couldn't move.

[@KatieCatWalker]

My family is Cherokee and white and this right here. Powerful. When it storms, you need to be quiet and let it pass over you.

[@Secondhandlegs]

Absolutely. My mother used to tell us '"the rain will answer your questions.". I never understood till I was much older. The rain will tell us.

[@Dumaka90]

Not to be rude but as someone who knows nothing of that culture, what does it mean? I mean I love rain and storms (I sleep to a thunderstorm soundtrack, it keeps me relaxed) but what does it mean to be silent when there storm? As a pagan I’m very intrigued

[@Secondhandlegs]

@JoesMMO sometimes rain can have different smells and colors. For example, if the sky starts turning green, then it rains hard, which means a tornado 🌪 is on its way. Also, you might notice, everyones Dad walk outside to check if the tornado is here yet 🤣

[@KatieCatWalker]

@@Dumaka90 Hi. You're not rude at all. So for our family they were Christian (most tribes are converted) and God is cleansing the land so to be still and quiet. (a lot of the old ways are integrated into Christianity) and then for the rest of the tribes, as I understand it. There is the thunder god and his two sons. They dress in lighting and play in the sky. I know some tribes believe that the great spirit is bringing a much needed rain and they see it as a blessing. Either way you need to be still and let them work/play as it is their time to do so. I know grandma used to set with her palms up and eyes close receiving God's blessing during storms. It was fascinating to watch.

[@Dumaka90]

That makes a lot of sense actually. I'm from the UK, we don't really get taught/ talk about native American culture just what gets filtered out from American media. Also I'm not a Christian either, I'm pagan and from both of your explanations it seems to me that there are some similar aspects.

[@williammccarthy8533]

Thank you for telling my tribe and my families story so well. I’m glad it has reached such a large audience. It makes me happy to see so many people learning and talking about our culture

[@patrickfromcanada7996]

Too me, personally it said so much in just a few seconds. It was showing the natives respect for nature and its powers.

[@RojaJaneman]

Also because u can hear a tornado. This was before the weather app.

[@selfishjeans]

This is still a thing. We open windows, go outside and watch and love a good storm as long as no one is hurt. The only time we head to a cellar is when we hear the tornado. Watch Twister and the beginning of Wizard of Oz and when the wind blows hard enough you can stand on your feet is the time to head to the cellar. I love the storms! We have a lower injury and death rate than the East because it’s so flat here and we can watch tornados from miles away during the day. Her accent is also spot on. I had to look up see if she’s from OK. She’s from Montana but sounds like she could be my neighbor.

[@cherylh4688]

I was actually wondering if this tradition of sitting quietly during a storm really began as a way of listening for a change in the wind that might signal a tornado was beginning!

[@KTCC13]

I’m Hawaiian. My papa would take me out on the lanai and we’d sit and listen. I still do this when it’s storming and you can just feel it when you stay quiet and listen. It’s a beautiful thing.

[@chriswilliams4845]

My grandma was Cherokee she'd have us all get quiet when we were children when a storm will come up never understood why

[@AxelBain]

according to articles I’ve read, it’s that you can hear your ancestors.

[@nohandle508]

​@@AxelBainThank you

[@RojaJaneman]

U can also hear a tornado coming

[@dineh2004]

Non Natives will not understand this scene. This is some of the purest Native representation in film I've seen. They even portray how Ernest doesnt understand why she's saying to be still and the power behind nature (storm). It's a tiny look into how we see the world.

[@Ihadthismate]

Could you please explain it for someone who is not Native American?

[@Irisbshray]

I’m a black American and my grandmother use to do the same during a storm when I was a child . She would turn out the light and tell us to be quiet. Very interesting

[@Ihadthismate]

@@Irisbshray but why? Is it in reverence and respect to nature? To give nature its due? Is talking over the storm disrespectful to the earth/spirits?

[@calmbeast1329]

​@@Ihadthismateexactly 😂 Pagan idiocracy

[@Ihadthismate]

@@calmbeast1329 I’m asking because I find it fascinating and poignant. We are witnessing the effects of people those who disrespect nature right now. Take your bigotry somewhere else.

[@holdencaulfield4808]

This was one of the best scenes.

[@Joker-my3ih]

Huh

[@robertlauck4312]

There is nothing wrong with listening to the rain.

[@jesusrivera2970]

This whole movie had me at awe

[@ingloriousbetch4302]

I love it when Leonardo DiCaprio plays an utter POS and he does it so well. Staying still during a storm is pretty common among the POC of Oklahoma to this day.

[@Smokey348]

that happens everywhere

[@DanielAlejandroFuentesToro]

God, Gladstone is so good in this movie, I saw it in the theather, and she was so amazing I came back just to see her again, what an amazing performance.

[@user-tu1he3mx2q]

When did you go? I went on October 18th and now today again on November 8th! Beautiful experience

[@DanielAlejandroFuentesToro]

@@user-tu1he3mx2q Well, I went wednesday, and again saturday or last week

[@lovingmayberry307]

​@@user-tu1he3mx2q Did you think you'd run into each other?

[@eunicep.b166]

Just imagine we could enjoy the beautiful weather in quiet 🤫 ❤😊

[@carolbenson6524]

She was sooooo good in the movie 😮

[@kendalllaster5473]

I’m black and my grandmother and great grandmother did this during storms. My great grandmother serious about “God’s work” during bad weather.

[@Nadia7474]

I’m Muslim and during rain/ storms we pray in silence and everything just stays quiet It’s seems that most cultures respect nature and know the power that created it God 😍

[@meowmeow8651]

سبحان الله

[@mefor5199]

Please don't mix culture with religion. Two different things entirely

[@Nadia7474]

@@mefor5199 To you maybe but to a lot of people and myself included there’s no culture without religion so please my dear friend respect other people’s opinions and believes 🥰 Stay well and safe

[@mariafroese6764]

She will win the Oscar.

[@user-lu9bg4ll6v]

She was robbed

[@tony4534]

@@user-lu9bg4ll6vShe would have won if she was in the right category.

[@roshawngreene7069]

I've been doing that at during storms ever since I was little just out of habit... I've never knew that it was a cultural thing, I did it because it was mentally relaxing/soothing 😌 😅

[@Captain_Teebs]

It’s a fine scene from a great movie showing authenticity but people in the comments section are confused or whether or not they should see the film based on just this scene alone for some reason.

[@stayclassy4542]

My interpretation of this scene is her showing respect for Mother Nature. Which in my humble opinion is powerful as much as it is beautiful.

[@elms8426]

❤

[@elms8426]

A humble respekt to earn to the ancient spirits from a simple humans now days

[@djdavilastrada]

Yes, it's like "when She talks, we should remain silent"

[@MargeauxandMeShops]

I worked with someone whose father was a farmer and I remember her telling me that her father would wake up whenever they had a rainstorm during the night so that he could measure or figure out how much he needed to water on the farm the next day ,and I thought that was such a beautiful visual.Needs to be a scene in a movie.

[@joeyyc8515]

That's awesome, very visual

[@onlylibra4883]

As a black native here in America we was taught this as well

[@patrickmacmillan-my3et]

Whats a black native??

[@nathanburch5462]

​@@patrickmacmillan-my3etdown south, they're called Seminoles.

[@onlylibra4883]

@@patrickmacmillan-my3et black people who was already here

[@KGTheProducer94]

@@onlylibra4883exactly, aboriginals

[@apriljk6557]

​@@onlylibra4883 are you talking about North American? There are certainly Indigenous Black People but Black People aren't indigenous to NA.

[@JMac7395]

Rain storms & thunderstorms are so peacefully relaxing when you're not in the way

[@carmendelgado105]

Now I want to buy some more blankets. Such a powerful movie. I highly recommend it! ❤😢

[@CrystalMouse1]

They are Pendleton blankets. Three of which used in the film are available for sale. The Archival Serape robes and Argean blue scrape robes I spotted for sure

[@elms8426]

😂

[@j.sharp2370]

I was thinking about this scene. These two, and Martin are geniuses. Simple scene, but sets such a good tone for Mollie. Just really incredible stuff.

[@nilashislovesu]

She deserves the Oscars this year for sure...

[@trishpeartt5220]

There were so many times in this movie that i could barely breathe with the power of it. She is magnificent.😊

[@Bajka205]

Beautiful actress and Best of the best actor💯 I enjoyed much😊

[@sadjaxx]

This is just so cool and respectful.

[@jessieruiz815]

We love Lily glenstone so much. We hope and pray that she gets the academy award she deserves 🪶✊🏾🪶👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🪶✊🏾🪶🦅

[@thesiegebattleleague]

I regret not going to see this film TWICE

[@melanieburg7614]

"We need to be quiet for awhile" - some of the most important words ever "spoken" in film. 🎉

[@Lonely3rrior]

I can't wait to watch this movie.

[@Nativecary]

If you try to match the storms energy, it will take you away, you ARE NO match, you are not the storm!

[@lemon_the_spider]

Unrelated, but that blanket looks so cozy

[@shhhaua9426]

This was such a great movie !

[@jasonchambers4495]

Give her the oscar.

[@Task-Failed-Sucessfully]

This scene makes me want to see the movie now. Before they made it so dramatic like every second it’s crazy town.

[@jasonn2191]

Ill take the lieutenant dan approach

[@jostinwhite7128]

This was one of the only scenes Dicaprio's face was normal and wasn't doing the bulldog mouth of his character.

[@kc8x]

I really enjoy her performance and love this movie.

[@JonathanStoehr]

I remember when I was young when it would storm. We would turn off the TV, and sit quietly, listening, waiting. Never knew why we did that but I never questioned it either.

[@MackTheMadman]

Passed through the blood my grandmother is half Cherokee and my father side are mostly Seminole mixed with black and few white but they all taught us to be quiet during storms to listen like they were listening for a boon or a sign of something

[@Nish555]

Excellent movie

[@eddiern]

Anytime It storms I go out and just enjoy the rain if it thunders thats an extra in my books. Just to sit and watch and isten to the waters pour down is a gift from the gods to me

[@danross4953]

💗

[@gamimoose5203]

This one time I was tripping acid and I ran out in the rain it felt so good like I was born again lol

[@makasii]

amazing movie!!!

[@NithinJune]

did not know this movie was on apple. i loved it in theaters

[@NewLegacyStudiosEU]

For me that scene still on my mine. Because i have the same feeling when it comes the storm

[@starscarrednyx]

You can listen to what yhe wind is doing, its direction and gusting, timing, how it's throwing the rain, the lightning and thunder timing, the ebb and flow as it passes thru. Then sometimes the ... quality of safety ... depends on any other things that might be heard under the noise of a storm... just saying, disturbing here might also be a disturbance there or worse and some folk might find ways out from one storm into another...

[@AdrianMunch]

Rain storms always would put me to sleep.

[@meowmeow8651]

As Muslims we respect native Americans ❤ may Allah bless your sou

[@RonJacksonToahani]

We Native Americans also respect Muslims.

[@janiceporcher-hall3832]

My grandma and dad always told me the same thing

[@shannaleighhines114]

She's beautiful

[@hifaizal8545]

The longest movies I've been watching it in cinemas.

[@freedom_rock18]

Gone with the wind was longer

[@kinky8514]

So powerful you have to be quite? Hmm doesn't seem that powerful to me if your own voice sounds louder then the storm

[@dontaylucero]

No chemistry between these two at all in this movie

[@explore_with_lore]

JUST BE STILL ❤

[@Rudytrue]

When it storms I scream at the top of my lungs our culture is different that’s for sure

[@PokerJunkie83]

Fun fact: Lily was actually the first creator of the app, “Calm” 😂

[@chuckbass6114]

I love her shirt❤❤❤

[@MsShana8806]

My mom is just like this, we're black.

[@annemarie8483]

Wow, she sounds and resembles actress Bebe Neuwirth.

[@DannyFromLA23]

Great movie!

[@BeautifulSpirit-kf5ld]

I hate to think who he really was . People need to see this film, it opened my eyes

[@rogerdjohnson8238]

I read the book. Yes he wanted control of her Osage oil money. Sad to know how tragic that true events were back then. 🥲😢

[@ian-rr8hc]

Loved this movie!!

[@KhadijahJoySams93]

So nice

[@dkg_gdk]

My family descends from andean natives and they had the same belief, whenever there was heavy rain we would have to stay still and were not allowed to do anything, not even school homework.

[@lauriehankins4997]

I love you Leo!! I didn't get to the movie.

[@rabbitazteca23]

omg I do this sometimes too!

[@elms8426]

My native had a prophet, a woman. Sins a storm has taken her away and throw, she becomes seeng the past and the future ,but lost her eyes.

[@Elin-LightWorker]

Love that scene... Made me laugh but with respect.. If someone know what I mean

[@primeminister66]

Black folks still do this

[@andyzagray7962]

A knowing of the weather ☁️

[@CameronBrooks]

Imagine if this movie was shot in 3d

[@RobertGarcia-cc4uw]

Why

[@sipibaby]

I really really really want to watch this movie,it looks amazing just by the trailer,but 3 hours and 26 minutes?? Really? It's longer then Cloud Atlas....😭

[@freedom_rock18]

lol gone with the wind is longer

[@IAmAFamel]

Give it a shot. It is actually not boring at any point. Forgot it was that long

[@willienelson1245]

Step out of your comfort zone for once in your life.

[@djdavilastrada]

Lawrence of Arabia, Ben-Hur for sure, and Dr Zhivago are as long if not longer than this movie and are considered masterpieces. Do not be afraid. Plus, if you watch on a stream platform you can always pause and take a break or keep watching the following day

[@ereini0n]

Is this why the movie is 4 hours long? I'll happily pass.

[@WWEMichaelGuzman]

Such a beautiful calming scene,but where's the rest of this scene?

[@smartman123]

why need to be quite but she talking and did t let him say a word but still why they need to be quiet

[@PeterMcDonald-sl9rt]

We have found-out, through a deep genealogical search, that one of my Irish-born grandmothers was the equivalent of a practicing, Gaelic "witch ." There has been a long, vibrant, ancient "underground" culture of Christianity mixed with so-called "pagan" wisdom, in England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. Much of this eventually found its way to Colonial America, Canada,Africa, Australia and the Caribbean. The Christmas tree was a Druid tradition. My Gran use to predict weather, earthquakes, and other earthly "distubances." She said she could feel it in "her bones" and could "hear the wee spirits" when it was silent, and either windy or raining. She also knew when people were going to die, but was sworn to keep this to herself. This became a true torment. As a child she could hear "the voices" from the sinking Titanic, and the battle fields of World War One. She was also trained to be a "sin eater " We think some of my ancestors were "burnt at the stake" for their alternative faith practices. This movie scene brings so much of that complex, multi-cultural history to life!

[@Hexadecimal_QueenofChaos]

I saw this scene while hearing snoring in the audience :D

[@megankenworthy6345]

Oklahoma storms are powerful.

[@sleazyR5573]

Her choice of men was the worst in any women history tbh😂

[@boxtears]

"Yes, it's an actual scene." Lol even the marketers can't believe they left this in the movie.

[@SaudBinHelabi]

Theu added to the movie don’t be cringe

[@johng9095]

Idk, i think it shows the contrast between the two.

[@IAmAFamel]

Why are you surprised they left this in the movie? It’s a movie about native Americans, and in this scene a Native American is doing a traditional ritual, or something.

[@Juliana-ob2dt]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@FOLKTALES456]

I dont understand the title. Its actually scene so what?

[@jonathanneil5901]

What is the caption to this video about? It sounds sarcastic or something

[@willskissick4100]

What did I just watch

[@extraSPARErib]

Part of a movie and a depiction of a way of life you could necer begin to comprehend. You could not be still even if dead. You. All full of writhing nd wriggling magot ... Your mind toiling over the mundane. Your late bill. Offhanded comment about being fat from your SO. Being flipped off by ome kid on a bike ... Is thta more than a little helpful? Hopefully not. As expected ...

[@rstegmanify]

​@@extraSPAREriba simple "wrong" would've been just fine

[@samuel21071]

The question is “what did you understand?”

[@verenas3536]

❤

[@stevenlarkin745]

People making it a race thing in the comments is weird

[@nabilnabil1052]

Lyl

[@CYeoung]

why

[@nyla298]

Looks boring

[@roflmoomoo2098]

So boring

[@rovosunny1687]

Wow amazing 🙄

[@mikhailv67tv]

Why did this beautiful woman fall for Ernest ? The film doesn’t show this. When she was sick and he seemed supportive, you get that. The film shows that she doesn’t know it Ernest making her sick by denying her, her insulin

[@MrGreengiant4200]

This movie wasnt all people hyped it up to be. Boring and drawn out

[@derekdetroit5742]

Nom

[@maralinekozial9131]

Tell me about the wabbits George