The fact that I will never watch Requiem for a Dream a second time, tells you all you need to know about how amazing her performance was. That movie destroyed me.
Well, obviously you watched it. You mean you will never re-watch it. EDIT: And when you edit your comment, this is the proper way to edit it so people who don't have that many brain cells can figure out what actually took place at the time of your original post, what you originally stated.
I think it’s ok to rewatch. You’re at a different point in your life hopefully with different perspective and experiences so you’ll see the movie differently.
Her performance as lead women in Labyrinth was incredible. Not to mention she was in like 90% of scenes as well at such a young age. She embodied someone facing a life or death situation but also the curiosity of a teenager being in a fantasy land.
Jennifer is a natural, so beautiful and articulate. You can tell she really is careful and selective about which roles she takes and it shows in her performances
I completely agree. I really appreciate your thoughtful and positive response. I think Jennifer has chosen projects that help her expand her ability to empathize with the women she takes on to play onscreen. She definitely seems detail-oriented and apparently, according to her husband, extremely fastidious. She's such a pro.
Sorry but no. Her career never really took off because most of the significant films she did were infamous commercial flops. Didnt you notice theres a glaring hole in this very video between 1986 and 2000, at the peak of her career?
What struck me about Jennifer here is just how vulnerable and relatable she is when reflecting on her career. She used shared interactions with fellow cast and crew experiences to build a narrative, providing us a behind the scenes special moments for her that's held long term impacts. What an absolute gem.
I've been in love with this woman since I was a teenager. For more than 30 years, she has remained one of the most beautiful women in Hollywood...and the world.
When she did Requiem for a Dream, she was no longer just a beautiful actress, but proved to be one of the best to ever do it. I still wonder what happened to her character, Marion Silver and her exquisite rage. She should have won an Oscar for the breakthrough role.
I've loved Jennifer Connelly ever since I first saw her in Labyrinth when I was a kid. She's still gorgeous and a phenomenal actress. Once Upon a Time in America, Labyrinth, Career Opportunities, The Rocketeer, Dark City, Requiem for a Dream, A Beautiful Mind, Blood Diamond, The Day The Earth Stood Still, 9, to Top Gun: Maverick all all classics.
I was shocked by not having the Blood diamond or Little children in this clip..... But I'm positively disappointed that they incliuded at least House of sand and fog!
I saw Jennifer in the convenient store downtown New Haven when she was attending Yale. Total babe. I've admired and appreciated her for a long time. She's a triple threat: talent, brains & beauty. She sure hit the jackpot in life. Kudos to her.
I remember watching Jennifer Connelly in Labyrinth when I was a teenager when it first came out, and I remember telling people, she's going to be a star, you could see it in her even then that she had an amazing amount of talent even then.
For me that movie is a classic and i had a HUGE crush!!! Rocketeer, Hot Spot.... buy i really thought CO was made in 1989!?.... and she said she was 10 when she did Once in America in 1984 but she was born in 1970!?
Jennifer simply ages like fine wine, she's in her mid 50s, yet she still looks gorgeous. She and Lily Collins look like they could be related, which is probably why they were cast as mother and daughter in a movie.
She looks like she's 50. No one really ages "like fine wine". Everyone peaks early in life, usually by 30 and declines. Everyone. Some people just decline faster than others.
I just can't explain her growth, maturity and learning curve movie after movie, recently watched Snowpiercer, Dark matter and others and each time feeling awed seeing her performance. Her acting is an epitome example of lifelong learning ✌️.
Loved her performance in Dario Argentos Phenomena. I think it’s on of her most underrated movie roles. Just watched it last year for the first time and was pleasantly surprised how entertaining it is.
@@EmelefpiShe talked about it on David Letterman, describing it as a beautiful fairytale movie. Circa 1986, I think. Her opinions of her own movies have changed over the years as you would expect.
One of my favorite actresses! I love how she speaks/enunciates! She also has a wonderful vocabulary that doesn’t seem forced like many other stars try to do.
I'm so happy she talked about once upon a time in America. The director's cut is my favorite film of all time. It is extraordinary if you have not seen it, you definitely should ❤
One of the few examples that fits the phrase “has aged beautifully” and having to rewatch some of her movies Jennifer Connelly was more than just a pretty face. Incredibly talented,articulate and just someone who was really amazing in her craft. The way she speaks in lengths about her career is amazing
House of Sand and Fog was one of the first few times I ever saw her, I was 13 and in awe of her beauty and talent. Such a devastating and beautiful movie, it doesn’t get talked about enough.
She was one of my first crushes as a kid, watching Labyrinth and Career Opportunities 😁. We all know the scene. Dark City is worth mentioning another brilliant film.
House of sand and fog is atrociously underrated. The sheer screen presence of Jennifer and Ben Kingsley's characters alone are out of this world. A masterpiece that deserves more love!
I think it’s just time giving you that perspective… it was so big it was almost zeitgeist every critic and film lover was talking about it. I think that’s more important than commercial success.
lol no. When asked about the potential upcoming sequel: “This is complete news to me, to be honest with you,” Connelly says with a genuine laugh. “I had a great time making that movie. It was really fun, and it was such a big scale movie. We had amazing sets, we had amazing actors. I had a great time.”
Requiem and House of sand and fog are the most brutal dramas I've ever seen and she was so wonderful in both of those movies and I'm glad she won every major award for Beautiful mind, that one is great too but I'm sad she basically only got the recognition for that one movie only...... Not even a Golden Globe before or after Beautiful mind that is so strange to me.... Hope it will change.... Talent must be appreciated more and more!
This is so true! Her performances in RFAD, House of sand and fog, Blood Diamond, Shelter were all award worthy movies. Can’t believe how her performances are always overlooked😭
Initially my wife and I were confused she was casted as Daniela in Dark Matter since the character is supposed to be Latin, but Jennifer has crushed the role like a boss. Real standout performance.
I’ve always loved her because of the aura she has in everything she does. Her filmography is also wonderfully diverse and I’ve enjoyed her immensely in all of them though Requiem for a Dream, A Beautiful Mind, Phenomena, and Career Opportunities are my personal favorites.
Went to a rental store in the 90s, the owner was playing her movie Labyrinth at the scene where she meets the caterpiller and then Hoggle. I fell in love with her as a young boy, and almost all her movies Ive seen with her brought along that feeling. What can I say, she is Amazing! 🐛
The reason why she wasn't talking about the movie Career Opportunities is because she was sexually objectified not only the poster but also the scene where she's whiling a mechanical horse Google search up and it will tell you. That plus the reason why she never mentioned The Rocketeer was because she was in a relationship or Bill Campbell or the movie The Hot Spot the actor Dennis Hopper directed with Don Johnson because of the nudity.
@@randyhughes8450 I don't know what her feelings are about that movie, but I think she didn't talk about it because they had limited time, and it wasn't a great movie. She has 55+ credits on IMDB, they had to skip most of them. She didn't talk about Pollock, Little Children, Blood Diamond, He's Just Not That Into You, Mulholland Falls, or Only the Brave either.
@@randyhughes8450 um...have you seen Requiem for a Dream? I'd be more inclined to believe that it's because of that film's extensive use of the Target logo.
@@randyhughes8450 Whenever I hear people say that she was sexually objectified for the movie Career Opportunities, to that I always, say give me a break. As an adult( albeit a young adult), she understood what the role was when she agreed to take the part and when she read the script. She didn't have to take the part but she still did( just like she still took the part in The Hot Spot). Why was that? She understood that her looks were factoring into her success as an actor and I don't think that there's anything wrong with using what you've got. I compare it to being like how Chris Hemsworth said once in an interview that he understands that his looks have played a role in his career with a success as an actor but that he hopes that they're not the only reason and you can say the same thing about Brad Pitt, too. He knew that his looks played a part in his success as an actor but he's also a great actor and he went out of his way to prove himself, just as Jennifer Connelly did. There has to be some personal responsibility and accountability. The blame can't just go to the filmmakers, she also made the decision to act in the film.
Amazing. In all her films, amazing eyes, a mesmerizing person, love what she said about Bowie and hope sähe has a similar attitude towards the teams she’s working with…
We have been watching Dark Matter. Jennifer's experience in the industry provides excitement to the high-wire act, balancing the uncertainty the characterizations are experiencing. The material of the series is on the edge of logic , so bouncing board characters that reflect what we already see would dim into constriction the surreal puzzle. We are anxious to finish up with the finale this week.
I love Jennifer Connelly! Shes an amazing actress, kinda disappointed though they didn’t acknowledge “Inventing The Abbotts” That movie will always be one of my faves and no one even knows about it 😢
I pretty much grew up with her and still recall seeing the poster for Career Opportunities in a Greenwich Village Cinema where I guess I was seeing something more serious and thought "isn't she that model turned actress or whatever doing more fluff..." How wrong I was. Requiem for a Dream was transformative and over the years she's become one of my favorite actresses. Seeing her stunning green eyes and contrasting black hair I thought she must be this generation's Elizabeth Taylor: but without the drama or weight gain. A stunning beauty ageing with such grace.
I started being a fan after watching Career Opportunities. She was so beautiful I wanted to watch her act and move. Then became a fan because she worked at it until she became an excellent actress able to really create interesting characters in a variety of interesting and eclectic movies. Been great to watch her develop over the years.
A movie star can singlehandedly take an okay or struggling movie and make it special. I think of Career Opportunities, Mulholland Falls, and Hulk as Jennifer Connelly movies. She is a movie star.
The fact that I will never watch Requiem for a Dream a second time, tells you all you need to know about how amazing her performance was. That movie destroyed me.
Well, obviously you watched it. You mean you will never re-watch it.
EDIT: And when you edit your comment, this is the proper way to edit it so people who don't have that many brain cells can figure out what actually took place at the time of your original post, what you originally stated.
I think it’s ok to rewatch. You’re at a different point in your life hopefully with different perspective and experiences so you’ll see the movie differently.
@@moes_film Agreed
Fully agree, it was a brilliant movie but wholly molley it was so intense.
You’re a wussy.
Her performance as lead women in Labyrinth was incredible. Not to mention she was in like 90% of scenes as well at such a young age. She embodied someone facing a life or death situation but also the curiosity of a teenager being in a fantasy land.
She was a minor then, so not a woman.
All while only being 12 🎉
@@LivieWolfe14 anni
The fact that her first movie was Sergio Leoné’s last movie just goes to show how epic she is. Loved her in Hulk, The Rocketeer & Alita Battle Angel
Ailta was a great movie … evil 🤣
One of the most beautiful actresses in the history of Hollywood.
*actor
Yeah, before she refined her nose and reduced her chest...
Now she looks like Demi Moore
@@greyLeicester Do you know for sure, how ?
@@_chillblaine *actress because she's female
@@greyLeicester she looks like demi moore because she's an aging woman, not because of surgery
Jennifer is a natural, so beautiful and articulate. You can tell she really is careful and selective about which roles she takes and it shows in her performances
I completely agree. I really appreciate your thoughtful and positive response. I think Jennifer has chosen projects that help her expand her ability to empathize with the women she takes on to play onscreen. She definitely seems detail-oriented and apparently, according to her husband, extremely fastidious. She's such a pro.
iss to iss
Sorry but no. Her career never really took off because most of the significant films she did were infamous commercial flops. Didnt you notice theres a glaring hole in this very video between 1986 and 2000, at the peak of her career?
She definitely should’ve got an Oscar nod for Requiem and Ellen Burstyn should’ve won it that year
I'm still in shock that Ellen didn't win. To me, that was the performance of the year, and it's a travesty that she didn't win for it.
Exactly. Doubt if enough people saw Requiem… when it first came out.
Requiem is a masterpiece.
Correctamundo
I still find it ridiculous that Ellen didn't win. One of the most devastating, heartbreaking performances I've ever seen.
One of the most beautiful women alive
And Talented beyond belief
Used to be. She looks just a haggard and tired here
Amen
lol
why does she look so different now? Like she has completely different features.
What struck me about Jennifer here is just how vulnerable and relatable she is when reflecting on her career. She used shared interactions with fellow cast and crew experiences to build a narrative, providing us a behind the scenes special moments for her that's held long term impacts. What an absolute gem.
dass to dass
I've been in love with this woman since I was a teenager. For more than 30 years, she has remained one of the most beautiful women in Hollywood...and the world.
30? It has been 40 years since Once Upon Time in America was made.
@@arystanbeck914 He has been in love with her for THIRTY years. She was a child 40 years ago.
The scene in the Target, when she's riding the coin operated pony, in Career Opportunities. Love at first sight.
When she did Requiem for a Dream, she was no longer just a beautiful actress, but proved to be one of the best to ever do it. I still wonder what happened to her character, Marion Silver and her exquisite rage. She should have won an Oscar for the breakthrough role.
ess to ess
agree, she was very realistic as a raw desperate junkie, both her and leto was great!
I remember seeing her for the first time in Labyrinth and being so mesmerized by her, I was only 10 but I thought she was just sooo beautiful.
I've loved Jennifer Connelly ever since I first saw her in Labyrinth when I was a kid.
She's still gorgeous and a phenomenal actress. Once Upon a Time in America, Labyrinth, Career Opportunities, The Rocketeer, Dark City, Requiem for a Dream, A Beautiful Mind, Blood Diamond, The Day The Earth Stood Still, 9, to Top Gun: Maverick all all classics.
wass to wass
Don't forget ' Hot spot '
seven minutes in heaven, aloft, waking the dead, dark water, creation, reservation road etc
She was in Blood Diamond? How am I just finding out that?
I wish she could’ve had time to talk about Dark City
She probably did but they edited it out… I really hate that they don’t have them talk more about more films
I wish she had time to talk about her entire career tbh. But so grateful she talked about some of them!
@PelvisPresley420 sure thing "pelvispresley420". so bad lol
@PelvisPresley420If anything it's underrated. It was like The Matrix before The Matrix existed.
I was shocked by not having the Blood diamond or Little children in this clip..... But I'm positively disappointed that they incliuded at least House of sand and fog!
I saw Jennifer in the convenient store downtown New Haven when she was attending Yale. Total babe. I've admired and appreciated her for a long time. She's a triple threat: talent, brains & beauty. She sure hit the jackpot in life. Kudos to her.
She’s honestly one the absolute top actresses in Hollywood. And one of the most gorgeous, effortlessly. Kind and humble and crazy talented.
oss to oss
Simply saying she's beautiful isn't enough. She is iconic... in talent, attitude and looks.
And super bright, but without a trace of conceitedness or affectation.
Her performance in “A Beautiful Mind” is one of the best captured on film.
Fun hearing her say “Hoggle” again ☺️
Career Opportunities made her iconic in my childhood
I remember watching Jennifer Connelly in Labyrinth when I was a teenager when it first came out, and I remember telling people, she's going to be a star, you could see it in her even then that she had an amazing amount of talent even then.
I can’t believe you did not ask about CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
or BLOOD DIAMOND
or DARK CITY
For me that movie is a classic and i had a HUGE crush!!! Rocketeer, Hot Spot.... buy i really thought CO was made in 1989!?.... and she said she was 10 when she did Once in America in 1984 but she was born in 1970!?
Or "Hot spot".
or Phenomena
You cant just skip over The Rocketeer. That was prime JC
Why did they skip that😭😭😭
@@raniii652Absolutely criminal that they did.
I was here for the Rocketeer!
Agree. That was the first movie I saw her in and I was completely mesmerized.
She was my crush as a kid cos of the Rocketeer!
I wish she had talked about Dario Argento's Phenomena. Very underrated.
Can’t believe they didn’t start with that
@@brent6512 It was her second film after Once Upon...
She is embarassed by it now. I think it's her best movie.
Jennifer simply ages like fine wine, she's in her mid 50s, yet she still looks gorgeous. She and Lily Collins look like they could be related, which is probably why they were cast as mother and daughter in a movie.
Jennifer and Jodi Foster both look even more beautiful somehow as they age.
People can be beautiful at any age
why you talking about “yet she still looks gorgeous” stop associating age with beauty
@@jmcc3509 - Wait, you don't think the aging process has a tendency to make people less beautiful?
She looks like she's 50. No one really ages "like fine wine". Everyone peaks early in life, usually by 30 and declines. Everyone. Some people just decline faster than others.
Thank you for the Labyrinth! It's one of my childhood favs.
She will always be remembered as 'Sarah' in Labyrinth since i first saw that magical film as a kid in 1986...
I'm so glad they included House of Sand and Fog. It was an underrated, brilliant story.
I just can't explain her growth, maturity and learning curve movie after movie, recently watched Snowpiercer, Dark matter and others and each time feeling awed seeing her performance. Her acting is an epitome example of lifelong learning ✌️.
Loved her performance in Dario Argentos Phenomena. I think it’s on of her most underrated movie roles. Just watched it last year for the first time and was pleasantly surprised how entertaining it is.
I would have definitely liked to hear her thoughts that filming experience
@@EmelefpiShe talked about it on David Letterman, describing it as a beautiful fairytale movie. Circa 1986, I think. Her opinions of her own movies have changed over the years as you would expect.
@@EmelefpiLike about a chimp biting off her finger? Yeah, must be quite memorable...
A video game inspired by her, Clock Tower, is getting re-released with new classic CG art.
@@sboinkthelegday3892 yes finally I can try this one out. Looks like a pretty interesting game.
One of my favorite actresses! I love how she speaks/enunciates! She also has a wonderful vocabulary that doesn’t seem forced like many other stars try to do.
I'm so happy she talked about once upon a time in America. The director's cut is my favorite film of all time. It is extraordinary if you have not seen it, you definitely should ❤
One of the best thing growing up in the 80s is able to watch Jenifer Connelly movies.
One of the few examples that fits the phrase “has aged beautifully” and having to rewatch some of her movies Jennifer Connelly was more than just a pretty face. Incredibly talented,articulate and just someone who was really amazing in her craft. The way she speaks in lengths about her career is amazing
Jennifer Connelly is the embodiment of natural beauty and professionalism. Truly a woman with class.
House of Sand and Fog was one of the first few times I ever saw her, I was 13 and in awe of her beauty and talent. Such a devastating and beautiful movie, it doesn’t get talked about enough.
She was one of my first crushes as a kid, watching Labyrinth and Career Opportunities 😁. We all know the scene. Dark City is worth mentioning another brilliant film.
hands down my childhood crush. Followed her since Once Upon a Time in America. Loved seeing Tom in her in Maverick together. Felt so nostalgic.
I don't think i saw any of her earliest stuff. I became aware of her with *Career Opportunities.* That certainly made a lasting impression.
Phenomena and The Hot Spot are fantastic.
@@ormhaxan I do remember The Hot Spot. Haven't seen it since that opening year, though.
Now how could they NOT include Snowpiercer? She basically ran that show
I just know that her shoulders were hurting sis CARRIED
Agreed
Because it's a movie about a train driving thru snow?
@@machupikachu1085 it's a series
@@perryjones7771 exactly, I'm thinking she didn't enjoy it that much considering she didn't bother mentioning it lol
Fell in love with her in Labyrinth with the ball gown. I was 15 back then.
House of sand and fog is atrociously underrated. The sheer screen presence of Jennifer and Ben Kingsley's characters alone are out of this world. A masterpiece that deserves more love!
How on earth did Jennifer not receive an oscar nomination for her performance😭
I think it’s just time giving you that perspective… it was so big it was almost zeitgeist every critic and film lover was talking about it. I think that’s more important than commercial success.
@@raniii652 She was snubbed big-time. Better than all of the nominees that year except for the winner.
So great, the build up with those two characters was so tense and heartbreaking. That scene on the steps of the courthouse was so shocking.
Love that movie. She was amazing as always
I loved her in 'The Hot Spot' too, severely underrated movie.
...hmmmm, I guess, there are two reasons for that...
her and Don Johnson were magic on screen
How could you tease us with The Rocketeer like that 😭
Charmed, doubly charmed.
We in the Rocketeer hive won't give up on that movie getting its due.
She hated doing it...
lol no. When asked about the potential upcoming sequel: “This is complete news to me, to be honest with you,” Connelly says with a genuine laugh. “I had a great time making that movie. It was really fun, and it was such a big scale movie. We had amazing sets, we had amazing actors. I had a great time.”
Ha! I thought the same!! I was like, come on, it wasn't THAT bad 😂😂
Saw the Labyrinth for the first time ever as an adult during quarantine and it was so adorable!!!
She aged like fine wine. Loved her in top gun and Dark matter.
I love that she never gave in to plastic surgery. She is aging beautifully.
Requiem and House of sand and fog are the most brutal dramas I've ever seen and she was so wonderful in both of those movies and I'm glad she won every major award for Beautiful mind, that one is great too but I'm sad she basically only got the recognition for that one movie only...... Not even a Golden Globe before or after Beautiful mind that is so strange to me.... Hope it will change.... Talent must be appreciated more and more!
This is so true! Her performances in RFAD, House of sand and fog, Blood Diamond, Shelter were all award worthy movies. Can’t believe how her performances are always overlooked😭
She's so eloquent. I can listen to her discuss things for hours and not get bored.
She's also wonderful in Argento's Phenomena, was that before or after Labyrinth?
I haven't watched the whole video yet.
Before.
It was before. Phenomena was filmed in 1985 and Labyrinth in 1986.
A year before!
@@Toni-cm2dv my thanks to you all for the info!
Initially my wife and I were confused she was casted as Daniela in Dark Matter since the character is supposed to be Latin, but Jennifer has crushed the role like a boss. Real standout performance.
She is the one bright light in "dark city". That cant be understated.
I’ve always loved her because of the aura she has in everything she does. Her filmography is also wonderfully diverse and I’ve enjoyed her immensely in all of them though Requiem for a Dream, A Beautiful Mind, Phenomena, and Career Opportunities are my personal favorites.
AND DIDN'T TALK ABOUT BLOOD DIAMOND??
Didn't do well at the box office
I know. People sleep on that film so hard.
@@scottbarkley496it didn’t?
@@raniii652 170m on 100m budget
@@scottbarkley496 I mean requiem for a dream didn’t do well at the box office either but still got mentioned in the video
Went to a rental store in the 90s, the owner was playing her movie Labyrinth at the scene where she meets the caterpiller and then Hoggle. I fell in love with her as a young boy, and almost all her movies Ive seen with her brought along that feeling. What can I say, she is Amazing! 🐛
"Dark Water" is one of her films I loved the most...
Dark City is one of my favs. She was so perfect in that role! That night club scene where she sings Sway With Me is absolutely stunning!
She was stunning in The Rocketeer
All of these amazing performances...but for some reason, "He's Just Not That Into You" is just so amazingly vulnerable and real. So talented!
She didn't talk about her best movie Career Opportunities, that was the film that most of us were introduced to her. She was great in that movie.
The reason why she wasn't talking about the movie Career Opportunities is because she was sexually objectified not only the poster but also the scene where she's whiling a mechanical horse Google search up and it will tell you. That plus the reason why she never mentioned The Rocketeer was because she was in a relationship or Bill Campbell or the movie The Hot Spot the actor Dennis Hopper directed with Don Johnson because of the nudity.
@@randyhughes8450 I don't know what her feelings are about that movie, but I think she didn't talk about it because they had limited time, and it wasn't a great movie. She has 55+ credits on IMDB, they had to skip most of them. She didn't talk about Pollock, Little Children, Blood Diamond, He's Just Not That Into You, Mulholland Falls, or Only the Brave either.
@@randyhughes8450 um...have you seen Requiem for a Dream? I'd be more inclined to believe that it's because of that film's extensive use of the Target logo.
@@randyhughes8450 I thank Dennis Hopper every day for The Hot Spot. I used to love Jennifer in the late 80s/early 90s. Those were the days.
@@randyhughes8450 Whenever I hear people say that she was sexually objectified for the movie Career Opportunities, to that I always, say give me a break. As an adult( albeit a young adult), she understood what the role was when she agreed to take the part and when she read the script. She didn't have to take the part but she still did( just like she still took the part in The Hot Spot). Why was that?
She understood that her looks were factoring into her success as an actor and I don't think that there's anything wrong with using what you've got.
I compare it to being like how Chris Hemsworth said once in an interview that he understands that his looks have played a role in his career with a success as an actor but that he hopes that they're not the only reason and you can say the same thing about Brad Pitt, too. He knew that his looks played a part in his success as an actor but he's also a great actor and he went out of his way to prove himself, just as Jennifer Connelly did. There has to be some personal responsibility and accountability. The blame can't just go to the filmmakers, she also made the decision to act in the film.
Great career! Top Gun Maverick, Requiem for a Dream, Little Children, A Beautiful Mind, Blood Diamond... A career any actress can dream of.
No Dark City, no Alita, no Rocketeer?!?! Very sad.
this is the most confident and relaxed ive seen her
Jennifer Connelly is a national treasure. Well talented whether TV or Movie, she excels.
I was hoping she would talk about Blood Diamond, great film!
yup
Amazing. In all her films, amazing eyes, a mesmerizing person, love what she said about Bowie and hope sähe has a similar attitude towards the teams she’s working with…
Full of talent and beauty... So classic and timeless
We have been watching Dark Matter. Jennifer's experience in the industry provides excitement to the high-wire act, balancing the uncertainty the characterizations are experiencing. The material of the series is on the edge of logic , so bouncing board characters that reflect what we already see would dim into constriction the surreal puzzle. We are anxious to finish up with the finale this week.
Why is Phenomena (1985) always skipped in her career retrospectives?!
Do u recommend that film? I do have it but not seen yet :/
@@ExitiumD it’s a must watch for fans of hers, it’s her first leading role, and was beautifully filmed by the prolific Italian director Dario Argento.
@@ExitiumD and it's one of the best Italian horror movies
Maybe because Dario Argentina is an Italian director and not so well known in mainstream USA? guess.
I forgot how beautiful she was. I fell in love with her in the Labyrinth as a kid and every time i see her, I'm reminded why.
Who's here for Labyrinth?
💯
100 times over!! And that's prob how many times I've watched it😅
Not me..I knew a movie she did BEFORE that
@@Eowyn187that's probably the only movie of hers you know
Alita: Battle Angel
Was a great film too
One of the best 3D movies of that year.
The first movie I saw her in was Career Opportunities (1991). I was like "G*d D*mn!!!" 😍😍
Love her! What a great career! Wish The Rocketeer had been discussed - it is one of my top comfort films. 😊
I know her talent goes way beyond her looks, but the way she has aged so well makes her unique. So beautiful
While the world has moved and time gone forward her eyebrows have always been perfect and on point 👌❤️
The first time i saw her was in "dark city" as a hormonal, prepubescent teen. I didn't stop thinking about her for weeks ❤
I knew we were just going to ignore "The Hot Spot" 🤣
My favorite actress of all time. She's that lovely "crush". Since Once Upon a Time in America.
No love for Hulk? Totally underrated film IMO
Had a crush on her in Labyrinth, was blown away by her performance in Requiem, and really loved her vulnerability in A Beautiful Mind.
Best eyebrows in show business.
Helena Bonham Carter would like a word…
I love Jennifer Connelly! Shes an amazing actress, kinda disappointed though they didn’t acknowledge “Inventing The Abbotts” That movie will always be one of my faves and no one even knows about it 😢
I ❤ Jennifer Connelly.
What a wonderful actor and person! Labyrinth is one of my all time favorites.
I pretty much grew up with her and still recall seeing the poster for Career Opportunities in a Greenwich Village Cinema where I guess I was seeing something more serious and thought "isn't she that model turned actress or whatever doing more fluff..." How wrong I was. Requiem for a Dream was transformative and over the years she's become one of my favorite actresses. Seeing her stunning green eyes and contrasting black hair I thought she must be this generation's Elizabeth Taylor: but without the drama or weight gain. A stunning beauty ageing with such grace.
I started being a fan after watching Career Opportunities. She was so beautiful I wanted to watch her act and move. Then became a fan because she worked at it until she became an excellent actress able to really create interesting characters in a variety of interesting and eclectic movies. Been great to watch her develop over the years.
People write it off as a naff film, but loved her performance in He's Just Not That Into You.
I love that movie
@@CatsCoffee-o6syes, everyone was great in that movie!
My first ever crush was Sarah in the Labyrinth way back then when i was kid in 1986. 38 years later that crush is still going strong.
A movie star can singlehandedly take an okay or struggling movie and make it special. I think of Career Opportunities, Mulholland Falls, and Hulk as Jennifer Connelly movies. She is a movie star.
Requiem should’ve earned her a nomination even before Beautiful Mind
wass to wass?
How dare they not put her iconic movie career opportunities
how did u forget to mention snowpiercer!! Season 4 starts on sunday!
My favorite actress of all time, she has such diverse roles and she plays them all brilliantly
Over 50 and still as lovely as ever.
Jennifer deserves a lifetime achievement award already but still has so much more to do. I can't wait to see what she does next.
I love her in Phenomena!
Waking the Dead deserves to be here too.
Amazing movie. And truly beautiful. One of my favorites
Where's Rocketeer and Blood Diamond!?!?
Charmed, doubly charmed.
The Rockewhoo?
I just can say that she is always going to be one of those artist that blessed humanity by chosing to share his life to Art, such a genius. ❤❤❤
I love her in Dark City. The most beautiful woman to ever Grace the screen
Dude! Rocketeer! She was absolutely STUNNING in that film. (and it was fun)