I would have never watched this film... A friend of mine insisted. I was speechless. It was probably the best film I have seen in my life, it's brave, surprising, intense, genius. Yeah, that is it, it's genius.
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Life changing film. If I were a filmmaker or actor, I would refer to this film as a major learning tool. I am an appreciator of film, and have viewed this twice in the cinema and more at home. It’s magnificent on the big screen.
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being a Cate Blanchett fan for 20 years and when I thought I've seen everything this magnificent actress keeps reinventing herself and pushing the boundaries more and more to delight us with her talent and im greatful for existing in the same time as Cate to witness all of her greatness.
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I literally cried while watching this clip. I have been saying this since 2013. Cate is the best living actor on our planet. Listening to someone talking about the preparation and the hard work that Cate has done not only for Tar but for any of her performances is absolutely delightful and it touched my soul as a filmmaker. Great work and effort, thank you for the video.
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So thankful she took on this role! Todd Field said he wouldn’t have made the film if she didn’t say yes. It’s such a meaty film with so much to unpack. And yes Cate’s preparation is incredible. Truly inspiring actress. I love how meaningful this role was to her too. Thanks for a great breakdown!! Looking forward to more videos.
Great video! She's particularly brilliant in this movie, she made Lydia Tar feel so real is scary. Watching a few of her recent interviews and award show speeches, seems like she doesn't even want to win the Oscar but this performance needs to be recognized and celebrated.
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Her performance is undoubtedly exceptional; in almost each part in recent years that I've seen her in; but Tar is arguably an outstsnding highlight, not only in Cate Blanchett's career, but in acting in general.
Only people with a serious lack of character would say she didn't have the best performance of 2022. The Academy is a joke. Tár is a masterpiece. One of the best films I've ever had the honor to watch. Too bad most people can't appreciate the brilliance of Todd Field and specially Cate on it.
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Thanks for making such quality content! Loved the video! I've seen Tár 24 times at the cinema, and although the movie left theatres in my country 3 weeks ago, I'm still processing what I witnessed. Not only is beautiful and deep, but really life-changing, as it leaves you with so many questions regarding your own self when it comes to identity, life, mortality and so much more. I've followed Cate's career since Paradise Road, and though she's always great, in my opinion, Lydia Tár is in a league of her own. What a mind-blowing performance! One for the ages...
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I love Cate but found this film very dark and disturbing, as if I were on another planet. I just sat in the dark theater for several minutes afterward, wondering "What WAS that?" Of course Blanchett is a master at her craft and as usual, totally believable in her character. I can only imagine being her Lover in the film...intense to live with, impossible to resist.
I loved this film for Blanchett's performance and the depth they went with its subject matter even adding esoteric things like the mention of Edgard Varèse in the Julliard classroom scene. There were things that a lot of viewers would not understand who are not well acquainted with Classical Music and composers, so those folks may not enjoy it as much as I did. The conducting by Blanchett looked good, maybe a bit over stated, but she pretty much got it right. I liked the short, ephemeral scenes which added more depth to the film. Cate Blanchett is one of my favorite actresses and she is great in all of the films I have seen her in. One of her best performances was in the Jim Jarmusch film "Coffee and Cigarettes" (2003) which is a film made up of 11 short vignettes. Blanchett played two roles simultaneously in one vignette. She plays herself and meets up with her twin sister Shelly (also played her) who is envious of her sister's success and fame. It's short but sweet.
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I am really surprised by the cancellation of the movie Don't look up. I have been amazed with the magnificent performance of Cate Blanchet in Tar, for which I have later watched several videos on youtube about her. I have been greatly surprised that among her past films, examples such as Thor were named, but never her participation in Don't look up, as if that film, so commented and discussed in 2021, had never existed
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@@betsylalich4570 Just starting 'Challenge' - not to Sontag yet. I like this quote though: "Mallarme said that everything in the world exists in order to end in a book. Today everything exists to end in a photograph." ~Susan Sontag Quite apropos, in this age of InstaTok and TikSnap and ChatGram (sic) Social media does more harm than good imho.
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Honestly, I'd love to see Ana de Armas winning, but Cate was just unbelievable. She completely stole the movie. She would be a great, absolutely deserving winner, too
Cate è una vera professionista, una vera attrice tanto si fonde nei ruoli che interpreta:Cate é la regina Elisabetta, Cate è Bob Dylan, Cate è Carolecc ecc, ma soprattutto è Lydia Tar, Cate entra nell'anima dei suoi personaggi e diventa un tutt'uno con loro. Sono rarissime le attrici nella storia del cinema altrettanto brave. ❤️👏❤️👏❤️👏
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@@unpeeled_ Jamie Lee Curtis says she arrives with a character fully formed. Jennifer Lawrence says she prepares, but doesn’t “find her” until she’s on set with costume, hair and makeup on, as the days of filming progress. I’m a photographer, I have a general (very general) idea, but I find my shots until I’m editing. I know of photographers who know before they set foot on set. We all have our process and I find it so interesting to hear from all artists across the board.
I think she deserves the Oscar, but not sure if the Academy wants to reward her with a third Oscar one, in the other hand with all this issue of INCLUSION and the lobbing done by Michelle Yeoh appearing in every TV show begging for awards for the relegateds, probably Yeoh will take it !!!
Blah, blah, blah. I've been a big classical music buff...especially Mahler...for more than 50 years. But I have no interest in watching this overly-long movie. Cate Blanchett is apparently brilliant in portraying an out-of-control female conductor actually becoming violent. I'm sure she's brilliant in the role. But there are far more important things going on in the world than this overblown psycho-drama. Portraying a woman of power in an unsympathetic role...especially when there have been many so male conductors of the past, and much more recently, who were abusive...there is nothing in this that interests me. I have better things to do with my time. Many others may feel the same. It certainly does nothing to advance the apparently diminishing interest in classical music.
She is a great actress. This movie however was boring as hell. She was a predator, and it took her down. Not really all that interesting or surprising. I don't know what the point of this movie was, not at all. There were no other characters developed, just Tar. Very uninteresting movie.
On first view this film created more questions than answers. I had to watch several times to pick up on some of the answers. I believe the general point of the movie was how power corrupts regardless of gender and the internal hierarchy of an orchestra politics. A question remains must you separate the artist from the art? Ex: “Placido Domingo” used same hotel room was mentioned. Some of the story was lost in editing such as her childhood as “Linda” Tar born to deaf parents in a less prestigious area. I agree it was dark but still how & what Cate trained to bring her character to life was incredible. Hope this explained a little. Just my opinion. 😊
I would have never watched this film... A friend of mine insisted. I was speechless. It was probably the best film I have seen in my life, it's brave, surprising, intense, genius. Yeah, that is it, it's genius.
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Cate Blanchett is the greatest actress of our time!
Must agree, but I'm not a fan of these artificial faces.
I hope she wins the Oscar.I said it once and I'll say it again.Let her be the 1st Australian to win 3 Oscars.God let it be.
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I wholeheartedly agree! She truly deserves the Oscar for Tár. She delivered an extraordinary performance!
She already has two..so I am hoping for Michelle Yeoh
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Not only is it the performance of the year- it's a performance that will be looked to for many many years to come. One of the best ever
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Cate Blanchett has an absolutely fantastic performance. She is The Actress! Yes, she is a Legend! Great video! Congratulations.
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Life changing film. If I were a filmmaker or actor, I would refer to this film as a major learning tool. I am an appreciator of film, and have viewed this twice in the cinema and more at home. It’s magnificent on the big screen.
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being a Cate Blanchett fan for 20 years and when I thought I've seen everything this magnificent actress keeps reinventing herself and pushing the boundaries more and more to delight us with her talent and im greatful for existing in the same time as Cate to witness all of her greatness.
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I literally cried while watching this clip. I have been saying this since 2013. Cate is the best living actor on our planet. Listening to someone talking about the preparation and the hard work that Cate has done not only for Tar but for any of her performances is absolutely delightful and it touched my soul as a filmmaker. Great work and effort, thank you for the video.
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Cate se merece el oscar.
This performance is unbelievably real , Cate’s talent and commitment is magnificent, Bravo 👏 Xx
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So thankful she took on this role! Todd Field said he wouldn’t have made the film if she didn’t say yes. It’s such a meaty film with so much to unpack. And yes Cate’s preparation is incredible. Truly inspiring actress. I love how meaningful this role was to her too.
Thanks for a great breakdown!! Looking forward to more videos.
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Cate Blanchett is the greatest actress of our time and ever!
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Nice video. Much in depth.
Cate Blanchett hands down the greatest living actress IMO.
Shes a LEGEND 🔥🔥🔥
I questioned how you can enjoy it when you look at her
She and Meryl Streep are on another level.
Marvelous Video! I truly found Cate's performance as a career best and this video exemplifies perfectly why
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Great video! She's particularly brilliant in this movie, she made Lydia Tar feel so real is scary.
Watching a few of her recent interviews and award show speeches, seems like she doesn't even want to win the Oscar but this performance needs to be recognized and celebrated.
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Her performance blew me away, she played the self destructive genius soooo well! Lydia Tár was fascinating
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Spreading good vibes is never enough guys, long live freedom of expression & gorgeous performers that make of our lives a better place, have fun guys
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What a preparation! Greetings from Albanian classical pianist and ballet accompanist. ETHERAL CATE
Her performance is undoubtedly exceptional; in almost each part in recent years that I've seen her in; but Tar is arguably an outstsnding highlight, not only in Cate Blanchett's career, but in acting in general.
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I loved it. Cate Blanchett is utterly brilliant in the role.
And Cate has a lot of talents!
She’s legendary for sure
ONE OF THE ALL TIME GREATS!
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She SOARS through out the film... I feel like this project in particular allowed her to access all of parts of her psyche...
Yes she does. Soooo true. She’s so talented. We really loved her in this.
Only people with a serious lack of character would say she didn't have the best performance of 2022. The Academy is a joke.
Tár is a masterpiece. One of the best films I've ever had the honor to watch. Too bad most people can't appreciate the brilliance of Todd Field and specially Cate on it.
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Yeah, even as I was bored with the movie's beginning plot, I was already captivated by Blanchett's performance.
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....the work and humility of Cate Blanchett....
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Love you Cate. You inspire the hell out of me ❤
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Thanks for making such quality content! Loved the video! I've seen Tár 24 times at the cinema, and although the movie left theatres in my country 3 weeks ago, I'm still processing what I witnessed. Not only is beautiful and deep, but really life-changing, as it leaves you with so many questions regarding your own self when it comes to identity, life, mortality and so much more. I've followed Cate's career since Paradise Road, and though she's always great, in my opinion, Lydia Tár is in a league of her own. What a mind-blowing performance! One for the ages...
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I loved this movie and I would not have been the same without Cate as the lead
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Oh ya, we saw this amazing film - Cate was amazing: she surpassed herself! ThankUCate;-))
Fascinating video! I've talked about Tár with musician friends and I'll send them the link to this video.
What a fabulous actress! Bravo!
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An acting masterclass.
Still in love with this wonderful film. Still loving Nina Hoss
I love Cate but found this film very dark and disturbing, as if I were on another planet.
I just sat in the dark theater for several minutes afterward, wondering "What WAS that?"
Of course Blanchett is a master at her craft and as usual, totally believable in her character.
I can only imagine being her Lover in the film...intense to live with, impossible to resist.
Psychological movies are often disturbing
I loved this film for Blanchett's performance and the depth they went with its subject matter even adding esoteric things like the mention of Edgard Varèse in the Julliard classroom scene. There were things that a lot of viewers would not understand who are not well acquainted with Classical Music and composers, so those folks may not enjoy it as much as I did. The conducting by Blanchett looked good, maybe a bit over stated, but she pretty much got it right. I liked the short, ephemeral scenes which added more depth to the film. Cate Blanchett is one of my favorite actresses and she is great in all of the films I have seen her in. One of her best performances was in the Jim Jarmusch film "Coffee and Cigarettes" (2003) which is a film made up of 11 short vignettes. Blanchett played two roles simultaneously in one vignette. She plays herself and meets up with her twin sister Shelly (also played her) who is envious of her sister's success and fame. It's short but sweet.
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A voz e a risada dessa mulher é uma coisa enlouquecedora! Costumo dizer que Cate Blanchett é uma mulher completa. ❤
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Yesterday movie premiere was amazing on the red carpet and I stood in the first row
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Cate Blanchett is so amazing .......she absolutely fantastic Actress ............
So amazing
yes Cate Blanchett very beautiful and good mother 👍👍
I am really surprised by the cancellation of the movie Don't look up. I have been amazed with the magnificent performance of Cate Blanchet in Tar, for which I have later watched several videos on youtube about her. I have been greatly surprised that among her past films, examples such as Thor were named, but never her participation in Don't look up, as if that film, so commented and discussed in 2021, had never existed
Interesting about Sontag-- now I have do some more exploring... already looking to read Vita Sackville-West's 'Challenge' thanks to this film.
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Sontag is interesting.
Don't always admire her though.
@@betsylalich4570 Just starting 'Challenge' - not to Sontag yet. I like this quote though: "Mallarme said that everything in the world exists in order to end in a book. Today everything exists to end in a photograph." ~Susan Sontag
Quite apropos, in this age of InstaTok and TikSnap and ChatGram (sic) Social media does more harm than good imho.
Esta película traspasa los límites de los 5 sentidos. El el universo expresándose en es bella mujer. Nos destapa el subconciente diría el dr. Freud
I love the language of Kate Blanchett. Beautiful lady, inside and out.
Care. Sorry.
Cate.
Can’t imagine how much homework there’s to be extraordinary for a movie role.
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This film was captivating
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Cate Blanchett! Oscar!
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cant wait to see it,,kate is one of the best ;)
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Honestly, I'd love to see Ana de Armas winning, but Cate was just unbelievable. She completely stole the movie. She would be a great, absolutely deserving winner, too
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SHE IS PERFECT❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Галадриэль просто прелесть она супер красивая лучшая в мире ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ моё сердце для ние
great video!
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Cate è una vera professionista, una vera attrice tanto si fonde nei ruoli che interpreta:Cate é la regina Elisabetta, Cate è Bob Dylan, Cate è Carolecc ecc, ma soprattutto è Lydia Tar, Cate entra nell'anima dei suoi personaggi e diventa un tutt'uno con loro. Sono rarissime le attrici nella storia del cinema altrettanto brave. ❤️👏❤️👏❤️👏
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This film is Art mimics Life. Cate's a big baller in the history of Cinema. Red Carpet her for the rest of her life.
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Cate Blanchett is now in History books alongside Al Pacino, Liv Ullman or Toshiro Mifune.
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The Queen
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I wonder if she shows up to set with a character fully formed or she “finds” it during filming. I’d be interested to hear her process.
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@@unpeeled_ Jamie Lee Curtis says she arrives with a character fully formed. Jennifer Lawrence says she prepares, but doesn’t “find her” until she’s on set with costume, hair and makeup on, as the days of filming progress. I’m a photographer, I have a general (very general) idea, but I find my shots until I’m editing. I know of photographers who know before they set foot on set. We all have our process and I find it so interesting to hear from all artists across the board.
If she doesn't win the Oscar, then I don't know...
Hahahah it’s a tough one
@@unpeeled_ the academy dont generally like this type of film its too hard for them- feel good usa!
🌟❤️❤️le robaron el Oscar mi amor🎉😢
I think she deserves the Oscar, but not sure if the Academy wants to reward her with a third Oscar one, in the other hand with all this issue of INCLUSION and the lobbing done by Michelle Yeoh appearing in every TV show begging for awards for the relegateds, probably Yeoh will take it !!!
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"Tom" Field?? 1:12
Def Todd lol 😂
Oscarrrrrrrrrrrrr
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I would have thought she looked to Marin Alsop for inspiration…😢
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8:20 You're either an ally or someone getting notoriety by playing LGBTI. Which is it?
Both
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but i prefer Ana in Blonde
Blah, blah, blah. I've been a big classical music buff...especially Mahler...for more than 50 years. But I have no interest in watching this overly-long movie. Cate Blanchett is apparently brilliant in portraying an out-of-control female conductor actually becoming violent. I'm sure she's brilliant in the role. But there are far more important things going on in the world than this overblown psycho-drama. Portraying a woman of power in an unsympathetic role...especially when there have been many so male conductors of the past, and much more recently, who were abusive...there is nothing in this that interests me. I have better things to do with my time. Many others may feel the same. It certainly does nothing to advance the apparently diminishing interest in classical music.
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But you're wasting your time here.
She is a great actress. This movie however was boring as hell. She was a predator, and it took her down. Not really all that interesting or surprising. I don't know what the point of this movie was, not at all. There were no other characters developed, just Tar. Very uninteresting movie.
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In some ways, correct.
On first view this film created more questions than answers. I had to watch several times to pick up on some of the answers. I believe the general point of the movie was how power corrupts regardless of gender and the internal hierarchy of an orchestra politics. A question remains must you separate the artist from the art? Ex: “Placido Domingo” used same hotel room was mentioned.
Some of the story was lost in editing such as her childhood as “Linda” Tar born to deaf parents in a less prestigious area. I agree it was dark but still how & what Cate trained to bring her character to life was incredible. Hope this explained a little. Just my opinion. 😊