@@micawoodburn9250 I just gave a suggestion to explore the other side of the coin. What is the point of your comment beside personal attack, when talking about "poison"? gotta love the irony and hypocrisy here.
@@mmca2 you just asked a stranger with two moms whether s/he/they considered if their dad loved them or not you don’t know if this person has trauma about that or if you just gave them a really depressing thought when you commented that this is not about you
Alessandro Nivolas charachter, in my opinion, did a great thing in the ending because it takes a great amount of understanding, compasion, selflessness and humanity to deal with such thing in that way. Fighting for yourself is one thing but helping sombody else to do so and sacriface yourself is real heroism to me. Nevertheless everybody did a great job, this movie brought something new for a change. I also loved what Rachel Weisz said how Daniel Craig had this abstract idea about Esti and Ronit being one person - very interesting.
It was such a heartwarming turn for a movie, to make that choice to be a positive possibility and hope for the future of gender, sexuality and love 💕 Dovid. What a bloody legendary ally.
I've always had a crush on Rachel Weisz and now she's making lesbian movies !!😍 I can't handle it! She Is definitely on my list of people i'd f.. date 😊
myfirstkissgoesalittlelikethis of course ) im not referring to your comment tho. I mean why show that in the camera shot? Who cares how she breathes or how her shirt moves up and down! Isn't what this amazing woman actually has to say far more important!
JASYAS this is an interview by glaad which is an lgbtq+ plus organisation so their interviews are directed that way. his character is not a member of that community therefore asking about his character was not of the greatest importance. but there are other interviews with him if you’re interested in learning more about his character
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funny bones, that is silly, he was into the story, he was the husband, and the person that made the last inflection in the story, and he knew their history
Disobedience is a wonderful movie about lesbian love , it's the kind of movies that stays in your heart and gives this feeling of happiness and sadness at the same time ,Idk if you felt it or not , but the ending ...why just not let them be together ? I know Esty made a hard choice by leaving her husband but if she was going to why not go with Ronit ? Why did she have to choose somewhere esle? Someone explains to me so that I try to get a little bit of her perspective .
I think she didn't go with her because she was pregnant n didnt want to take his baby that far away from him 1 reason n i also think its deeper than that
I agree with the first commenter. I think she made the sacrifice to stay near her baby's father. I also had another perspective which I could be wrong about. I think it was her opportunity to establish her own identity and what she wanted out of life. I think throughout the movie the question of "what do you want out of life or are you happy?" was asked (maybe not specifically in that manner) and that stands out as sort of a theme. Then I think about the moment where she she makes the comment about how women take on their husband's name and has to forget her own history. So yeah part of it is her sacrifice for those loved (Dovid and her baby -- don't get me wrong I think she was madly in love with Ronit as well) and part of it was her attempting to maintain some control and ability to forge her own path. Like I said I could be wrong but it's what I gathered from it.
@@LexTVi i think you are right in everything you said , but if she was in love with Ronit and in the same time wants to search for a purpose in her life , why not go with Ronit to new york ? She would have been so much happier and Ronit will help her with it , esty chose the hard way I still don’t get it , and by the way it’s been a while since I wrote that comment, am glad you replied, this brought me so much feelings I felt when I watched it back at the time , definitely need to rewatch it someday soon.
Yes, maybe you're right. But I think she didn't sense like Ronit was very excited to take the commitment. I mean, Ronit loves her for sure but always gives this sense of independence that she wasn't going to be able to provide as well, at the end she's a housewife and Ronit doesn't seem to be into that kind of life, not yet at least. After she has the discussion with Dovid, Esti goes upstairs and Ronit tells her to leave him, she asks her "and go where?" and Ronit doesn't reply back. I think that's when she realized that that was not her path to take. She is indeed very brave, she left her husband and also took very well that the love of her life wasn't really ready for her yet, so she walks away to make her own choices and to make a life for her own and for her child.
my 2 favorite actresses...got to catch this film...
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alessandro is a great actor and he was obviously interested and invested enough in the story to go through all that learning and preparation to make it... and you had him sitting there and asked nothing to him, that is disrespectful
What is there to ask him? Nobody cares about the husband. There are a trillion films who do the exact same thing in reverse, it's perfectly fine to have one movie where the females get all the spotlight.
His role is way more then a kind man. He goes through a huge change in perception, choice and allegiance. He literally moves through his opposition, changes his life in ways yet unknown and opens his heart.
Omg Rachel Weisz is actually a dream woman. Beautiful, intellectual, warm, funny. Need to put a poster of her on my bedroom wall 😂😍😍 Additionally-Rachel Weisz section of the interview in review is super emotionally intense. Did anyone else get that vibe?
Please, it's a 3:26 soundbite. You have to focus somewhere in that particular span of time. Doesn't mean that they all left after this. Am sure way loads more of video, including his part.
I haven’t watched the film but from what Rachel M said about Esti it seems that the ending is different from the book’s because in the book Esti chooses to let it go in the end
Leí la novela de Naomi Aldermann, base del guión del film, y está alejada de la relación amorosa que viven en la película Esti y Ronit. Me hizo mal. Buscaba una correspondencia entre novela y film, no la encontré.
you can watch this movie one line, just google the name of the movie and type online for free and one of the links that appears has it for free. you dont need to pay or set up an account.
the words this interviewer chose had so much meaning. stories of women growing up in an environment which does not reflect their identities back at them as women. wow. that is so totally what it is like to grow up a religious jewish girl. probably, whether you are queer or not. there is just one very traditional expectation which is so limiting, it is a horrible box. women are meant to be mothers, caretakers, cook and clean. limited to the home and family. even if we are to work there seems to be so often an expectation that we are to be teachers, social workers...just roles where we are expected to take care of someone all the time. it's horrible. it needs to stop. the men who see women this way and want to live in a world where women are their servants. it is revolutionary to choose a lesbian relationship in the face of all that. you are saying, i refuse to take care of a man who refuses to be my equal, and i can have my own liberated identity which does not revolve around what i do for other people, but what i want as a woman. it's saying what women want matters. i think we should live in a world where personal relationships are not political statements, but in such a restrictive environment, the choice to embrace lesbian identity is so inherently political. this speaks to me
She said that not because it’s part of her vocabulary but because she observed the interviewer using that word so Rachel, being the polite lady she is, wanted the interviewer to feel understood and connected.
I,m not gay so i’m not really clued up on terminoligy. Is it right to say “queer” ? It was once a derogatory term and i personally do not like to hear gay people called Queers. Is it acceptable nowadays ?
I must comment...I have no issues with the previous....god knows those of us on this path have enough issues with which to deal....but to your question about queer .......I have been with women since the 80s and I still find it offensive to have to label myself other than.. at this time of my life I choose to be with a woman.....but please don’t request I say I’m anything other than that.....I’m not embarrassed... I just AM
No wonder Rachel Weisz was giggly, I’d be too if I was answering questions looking at that poster lmao
what poster?
OMG hahahahahaha
Yeah😍😍
I love my mothers
miles what a gem.
you ever wondered if your actual dad loved you? i guess not. this never occurred to you. why would it?
@@mmca2 stop spreading poison what is the point of your comment
@@micawoodburn9250 I just gave a suggestion to explore the other side of the coin. What is the point of your comment beside personal attack, when talking about "poison"? gotta love the irony and hypocrisy here.
@@mmca2 you just asked a stranger with two moms whether s/he/they considered if their dad loved them or not you don’t know if this person has trauma about that or if you just gave them a really depressing thought when you commented that this is not about you
“thank you for your support” rachel weisz is so sweet 💕
her smile at the end
Must be weird for the two Rachels doing the interview with poster of kissin in front of them 😂😂😂
Alessandro Nivolas charachter, in my opinion, did a great thing in the ending because it takes a great amount of understanding, compasion, selflessness and humanity to deal with such thing in that way. Fighting for yourself is one thing but helping sombody else to do so and sacriface yourself is real heroism to me. Nevertheless everybody did a great job, this movie brought something new for a change. I also loved what Rachel Weisz said how Daniel Craig had this abstract idea about Esti and Ronit being one person - very interesting.
It was such a heartwarming turn for a movie, to make that choice to be a positive possibility and hope for the future of gender, sexuality and love 💕 Dovid. What a bloody legendary ally.
I've always had a crush on Rachel Weisz and now she's making lesbian movies !!😍 I can't handle it! She Is definitely on my list of people i'd f.. date 😊
Yo solo vi esta, que otras películas hizo?
@@sofia-sm5pqShe's in The Favourite and I think a tv show
Lol I think my queer awakening was her fight scene in The Mummy Returns 😂
Respect women…
Yes thank you Rachel's for both loving eachother how we all want to see it 😂😍
Rachel McAdam's smile makes me smile when ever i see her.... Lots of love from Gurkha...... I have a dream that never gona be true... to meet you
Rachel Weisz's breathing and the way her shirt rock up and down is distracting me :2.40 lol
myfirstkissgoesalittlelikethis yes was there any need to show that?
the comment was written with no ill intention, its just an observation. It looks fairly fast too. wonder if pregnant ladies have faster breathing.
myfirstkissgoesalittlelikethis of course ) im not referring to your comment tho. I mean why show that in the camera shot? Who cares how she breathes or how her shirt moves up and down! Isn't what this amazing woman actually has to say far more important!
I think I've seen you on maybe 23456789 other Rachel Weisz video comment sections and I just want to show my respect for your service
LMAO
Both Rachel were pregnant at that time, lol!
hello hormones haha
😆
This film was amazing.
yeah okay but is alessandro here for the decoration? no question for him poor thing /:
his character is boring tbh
is that what you thought after watching the movie? i thought RW said that it film has 3 important character including Dovid
YES, i can be care less his character.
JASYAS this is an interview by glaad which is an lgbtq+ plus organisation so their interviews are directed that way. his character is not a member of that community therefore asking about his character was not of the greatest importance. but there are other interviews with him if you’re interested in learning more about his character
funny bones, that is silly, he was into the story, he was the husband, and the person that made the last inflection in the story, and he knew their history
Disobedience is a wonderful movie about lesbian love , it's the kind of movies that stays in your heart and gives this feeling of happiness and sadness at the same time ,Idk if you felt it or not , but the ending ...why just not let them be together ? I know Esty made a hard choice by leaving her husband but if she was going to why not go with Ronit ? Why did she have to choose somewhere esle? Someone explains to me so that I try to get a little bit of her perspective .
I think she didn't go with her because she was pregnant n didnt want to take his baby that far away from him 1 reason n i also think its deeper than that
I agree with the first commenter. I think she made the sacrifice to stay near her baby's father. I also had another perspective which I could be wrong about. I think it was her opportunity to establish her own identity and what she wanted out of life. I think throughout the movie the question of "what do you want out of life or are you happy?" was asked (maybe not specifically in that manner) and that stands out as sort of a theme. Then I think about the moment where she she makes the comment about how women take on their husband's name and has to forget her own history. So yeah part of it is her sacrifice for those loved (Dovid and her baby -- don't get me wrong I think she was madly in love with Ronit as well) and part of it was her attempting to maintain some control and ability to forge her own path. Like I said I could be wrong but it's what I gathered from it.
@@LexTVi i think you are right in everything you said , but if she was in love with Ronit and in the same time wants to search for a purpose in her life , why not go with Ronit to new york ? She would have been so much happier and Ronit will help her with it , esty chose the hard way I still don’t get it , and by the way it’s been a while since I wrote that comment, am glad you replied, this brought me so much feelings I felt when I watched it back at the time , definitely need to rewatch it someday soon.
Yes, maybe you're right. But I think she didn't sense like Ronit was very excited to take the commitment. I mean, Ronit loves her for sure but always gives this sense of independence that she wasn't going to be able to provide as well, at the end she's a housewife and Ronit doesn't seem to be into that kind of life, not yet at least. After she has the discussion with Dovid, Esti goes upstairs and Ronit tells her to leave him, she asks her "and go where?" and Ronit doesn't reply back. I think that's when she realized that that was not her path to take. She is indeed very brave, she left her husband and also took very well that the love of her life wasn't really ready for her yet, so she walks away to make her own choices and to make a life for her own and for her child.
oh watch out. didnt you get the memo...we arent allowed to say Lesbian
my 2 favorite actresses...got to catch this film...
alessandro is a great actor and he was obviously interested and invested enough in the story to go through all that learning and preparation to make it... and you had him sitting there and asked nothing to him, that is disrespectful
What is there to ask him? Nobody cares about the husband. There are a trillion films who do the exact same thing in reverse, it's perfectly fine to have one movie where the females get all the spotlight.
@@TMWill-fi5fy you didnt get it, then.
Yes, I would ask him what he thinks of his role. I think his role is a very kind hearted man.
His role is way more then a kind man. He goes through a huge change in perception, choice and allegiance. He literally moves through his opposition, changes his life in ways yet unknown and opens his heart.
I think this is only a portion of a longer interview.
BEST MOVIE I EVER SEEN!
Omg Rachel Weisz is actually a dream woman. Beautiful, intellectual, warm, funny. Need to put a poster of her on my bedroom wall 😂😍😍
Additionally-Rachel Weisz section of the interview in review is super emotionally intense. Did anyone else get that vibe?
2:53 look at Rachel Weisz trying not to laugh
Facts!! Weisz was sittin there havin those flashbacks 🤪
Por que no se subtitulan las entrevistas o traducirlas al español. Gracias. Lamentablemente no tenemos acceso a ninguna entrevista.
Rachel weisz, so eloquent!
Rachel Weiz is so wonderful. She have beautifull smile. I don't speak English, sorry.
Es increible como 6 años atras queria que ambas protagonizaran un film lesbico y aqui estan!!! A woman loving a woman
it's very rude that she didn't even ask a question for alessandro or edit his part..
Please, it's a 3:26 soundbite. You have to focus somewhere in that particular span of time. Doesn't mean that they all left after this. Am sure way loads more of video, including his part.
Yes I felt so. It is questionable.
Made him sit like dunny piece.
Brilliant movie. Highly recommend!
kickboxer Have you seen it ?
Yes saw it yesterday. Weisz and Macadam are brilliant so is the storyline
kickboxer I want to you if they stay together at the end ?
Or does any of the girl dies...
Or does Esti decide to stay with Dovit...
No spoiler alerts from me. Watch the movie
kickboxer I am from India and don't think this movie is ever going to release her :(
I haven’t watched the film but from what Rachel M said about Esti it seems that the ending is different from the book’s because in the book Esti chooses to let it go in the end
Olivia Trevis they don’t stay together at the ending
@@writtenIntheskys Sie waren nie zusammen, alles andere war nur Fantasie und Kopfkino.
@@lichtkunstbewegungsmusik2178yes they were, as adolescents. Think a bit before you proclaim!
Rachel McAdam looks stunning in that dress.
The actor was fantastic. Why edit him out?
note for self 0:45
2:30
amazing movie!!!!!!!!!!!
That wasn’t a good interview
Why not?
Deep words from Alessandro Nivola... 😂😂
Both women are on my fantasy list! 😍
Leí la novela de Naomi Aldermann, base del guión del film, y está alejada de la relación amorosa que viven en la película Esti y Ronit. Me hizo mal. Buscaba una correspondencia entre novela y film, no la encontré.
Очень сильный фильм.актрисы просто красавицы.
Me encantó muy sensual la dos actrices
I hated that I couldn't even see this movie in the cinema....I would of had to go to la that's unfair
you can watch this movie one line, just google the name of the movie and type online for free and one of the links that appears has it for free. you dont need to pay or set up an account.
I watched it at Cartoon Hd
Excellent questions!!
the words this interviewer chose had so much meaning. stories of women growing up in an environment which does not reflect their identities back at them as women. wow. that is so totally what it is like to grow up a religious jewish girl. probably, whether you are queer or not. there is just one very traditional expectation which is so limiting, it is a horrible box. women are meant to be mothers, caretakers, cook and clean. limited to the home and family. even if we are to work there seems to be so often an expectation that we are to be teachers, social workers...just roles where we are expected to take care of someone all the time. it's horrible. it needs to stop. the men who see women this way and want to live in a world where women are their servants. it is revolutionary to choose a lesbian relationship in the face of all that. you are saying, i refuse to take care of a man who refuses to be my equal, and i can have my own liberated identity which does not revolve around what i do for other people, but what i want as a woman. it's saying what women want matters. i think we should live in a world where personal relationships are not political statements, but in such a restrictive environment, the choice to embrace lesbian identity is so inherently political. this speaks to me
Amazing ❤️
Bkit po hnd ko po mapanood any disobedient
guys the sound is very poor
where i can se this movie for free??? t.T
you can watch it online for free, don't need to pay or set up an account.
Nathasha Love where??
0123putlocker.com/watch/eGLOqlxV-disobedience.html
I love you!
@@ZandraxV carton HD
0:45 "for me it was really exciting especially if you Are a queer woman" - what does it mean? is she a queer woman?!!
Ikr.. I'm kinda confused about that too. I don't think a straight woman would say that tbh. Also some people are saying she's bisexual so there's that
She said that not because it’s part of her vocabulary but because she observed the interviewer using that word so Rachel, being the polite lady she is, wanted the interviewer to feel understood and connected.
Rachel Weisz My wife❤❤❤
💖
Wait till Steven Strange finds out… 👀😆
2:40
los subs en spanish🥺
67/5000
Wow!
how RACHEL looks like singer corinne drewery
I Cannot Be A Singer Singing About Career Women.
I,m not gay so i’m not really clued up on terminoligy. Is it right to say “queer” ? It was once a derogatory term and i personally do not like to hear gay people called Queers. Is it acceptable nowadays ?
I must comment...I have no issues with the previous....god knows those of us on this path have enough issues with which to deal....but to your question about queer .......I have been with women since the 80s and I still find it offensive to have to label myself other than.. at this time of my life I choose to be with a woman.....but please don’t request I say I’m anything other than that.....I’m not embarrassed... I just AM
@@kimwells2749
Exactly. Human will do just fine
This audio is utter trash.
she looks pregnant
because she is :)
They both were, actually :)
Both of them were lol in their 40’s, Mcadams had a son and Weisz a daughter in the same year.
Did you observed Weisz chest?? She was very nervous!! She looks very agitaded!! Jummmmm
Antastica
Get rid of the dude! Nobody cares about him lol lets just call it for what it is
Der Psychotyp hat generell im Film gestört, extrem abstoßende Person!
What a stupid comment
Okay... what’s with her calling us queer women? We’re lesbians people.
Thought it was just me
It’s how people talk nowadays
Te odeio Weisz 😍🦄
the word you are refusing to use is LESBIAN....say it ..FFS
Lamentablemente las 2 se enamoraron despues de este film de pelicula de nota interes 🤮🤮🤮
Ya, y Por ti qué?
Representation matters 🥹 thank you for this amazing film!