The Northman (2022) - Confronting Mother Scene | Movieclips
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- The Northman - Confronting Mother: Amleth (Alexander Skarsgard) kills Queen Gudrun (Nicole Kidman) and Gunnar (Elliott Rose).
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The Northman is an epic revenge thriller, that explores how far a Viking prince will go to seek justice for his murdered father.
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Cast: Alexander Skarsgård, Claes Bang, Elliott Rose, Nicole Kidman
Director: Robert Eggers
Screenwriter: Robert Eggers, Sjón
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"Wanna pause our death feud and pick it back up somewhere super-rad?"
"Sure. Volcano?"
"Volcano."
lol yeag
The kid shanked him like
He was in prison lol
Shanked em 14 fckin times bruh 🤣🤣
The AB says hi!
1:38 Oh. That shot of Fjölnir in the doorway. Gives me chills.
1:15 I just LOVE how this could be the intro of a new movie where the kid'd became the good-hero main character and its killed because NO-ONE-IS-RIGHT!!!!
U don't 1v1 a total badass like amleth
He died trying to avenge his mom, bless his Lil heart, but amleth wasn't gonna let silly emotions get in the way of his vengeance
@@Mcbignuts well he kinda killed him by accident cause the sword has otherworldly power and eviscerated him with a glancing blow
Just love that strut he does. Man is a mountain of muscle
THe mother is the one part of the story I'm not sure about. She claims it was all her the whole time, she begged the uncle to do it. That when she was being carried away she was laughing, not screaming. But, if you re-watch that scene...she's absolutely not laughing, then, she strangely thanks him here at the end...why do that, if you hated your son and everything he represented? At first in the theatre I believed her, and assumed she was truly happier with the Uncle...but afterwards I started to wonder if maybe it was stockholm syndrome or something, and now today I have no idea what to really think about her.
Dude, same. Though I think she said those things to him to spite him and his father. She looked like she was about to slap him in the beginning, for coming into her room while she was getting ready. So who knows.
Also, you could clearly see her interaction with Amleths father was very peaceful and Amleths father seemed to show an affection toward her and toward Amleth. That's not the behavior a rapist would show. Also if Amleth wanted to save her from Fjonir ever since he was a boy, he must have thought she was kind to him because she played the role of a kind woman very well.
My theory is that Amleths mother was never truly hurt. She really is just an evil lady that takes pleasure in manipulating men and Amleths Father was unaware that he married a psychopath who used to be a nobody slave. When Amleths Father was murdered, she at first was scared of Fjonir, until she began manipulating him.
I don't find it unconvincing at all. At the beginning when Amleth barges into her room, it was instantly clear to me that she was being checked for signs of pregnancy-and when placed in the context of her husband's absence and her not showing yet, I became immediately suspiscious of her. It's very subtle, but it's there. I'm assuming everyone else in this thread is male, yes? Perhaps that's why some of you didn't notice. This vital detail coupled with that one Norseman accusing her of infidelity and her laughing later in Fjolnir's arms during the coup made me realize it was a set-up that she helped orchestrate. That's why the 'twist'-if that's what it's meant to be-didn't surprise me at all, and I was anticipating the moment when she revealed her true colors.
@@AnimaVox_ Then please, explain why she is thanking the son she despises here for killing her? Why not do anything else? Spit in his face, curse him, literally anything else.
@@TheRevanchists I figured it was because he gave her a quick death. But it could also be related to some Norse belief, like maybe she's going to Valhalla because she died in battle.
I don’t know if Amleth’s mother really did betray him or she needed him to kill her to free her from Fiojnir’s torment
I doubt she would have said all those things to him in that tone if she was truly innocent. She had no need to do that
I wonder if Amleth’s mother was ever happy with either Amleth’s father or uncle. She might’ve just lived such a miserable life in general and wanted to end it all.
She betrayed him and fell into Oedipal complex.
she died in battle
stabbed in the heart
she is going to valhalla bro
that’s why she said thank you
Hard to tell. Maybe she did betray him but still yearned for death. In the end though I think she was right that she was his death. He was already injured when he battled Fiojnir courtesy of her and Gunnar. If he'd fought at full strength he might have won and survived.
I think the more horrifying part is that he didn't mean to kill either of them, it was just an accident
He seemed quite shocked,you can see the pain in his eyes
Damn he straight up bellied the boy. 😅
Like Guts from Berserk
From husband and wife to mother and son.
literally cut It off and the best part, when he says to meet him at the gate of hel
Still couldn’t believe Amleth’s mother betrayed him for his uncle
"NEVEEEER!!!" 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🙈🙈🙈
Well, this is like an alternate take of Celeste and Perry (where they both played in Big Little Lies)
Gudrun and Fjolnir went to the Nastrond part of Helheim, which is basically similar to Hell
Bill Skarsgard would make a good Guts if they did a live action Berserk movie/show
thats aleksander...
Would Alexander fit more as Guts or as Griffith?
He made his mother pay for Betrayed him
She's in Helheim, particularly Nastrond
Man he seems quite shocked to have killed her,almost like he didn't want to but didnt had any choice
The director Robert Eggars deliberately made her part ambivalent to make her more mysterious in the movie
This reminds me of Let Him Go.
I can't be the only one that thought of Berserk when he kills that kid can I?
Not alone, would have really hit home if his half brother made a sound and he thought it was Fojlnir hiding. He stabbed the boy behind the cloth. Realizing what he hand done he'd be shaken. Then Fojlnir enters, same scene plays out.
I do like that there's really a question of motivation here, was his mother really a cruel evil witch here, or was she still a victim who was basically carried away against her will, and now had a new life with the uncle,. She had a new family, and Amleth returning only would endanger this security and the life of her son. We also only see the old King through Amleth's eyes. who knows what kind of man he was.
Eyes Wide Closed!
0:07 Well, that ain’t good.
Enjoy Helheim, Gudrun
0:45
Gorryer than a gun fight.
well i mean, it is swords
@@prxject415 True that!
The bit with the kid jumping on him and stabbing him many times was silly and out of place. In reality he could have instantly and super easily thrown the kid off.
Dude just watched his own mother die up close by his own hands, he was obviously in shock and still processing what he just did.
Is it me or the sound effects used in this movie are terrible
Is it me or do people always have to find something to complain about
@@biancamcflurry9206 people complain it's reality sadly
She said thank you because “in the heart… thank you” means she’s going to Valhalla because she died in battle, that’s why she attacked him to initiate battle. As a woman in Viking world, you are destined to live and die in hell as you are not allowed battle and your life is slavery. He did what he set out to do. And yes I believe she was truthful in the tales of the uncle and father. I’m sure she was faking screaming when he took her so that their cover story would look right. She didn’t mean she was literally laughing, but internally. And now the son will try to avenge his mother against him repeating the cycle- if you have media literacy, the story is of how violent patriarchal systems keep us all imprisoned.
Gudrun got what she deserved. I have no sympathy for her