John Malkovich aka Valmont said it 9 times in 3 mins,what can we expect what we will do?we will keep saying it or watching it... It's Beyond My Control (My mind is keeping echoing his voice and playing the song...)
You think at first he's not going to go through with the break up - he collapses to his knees for her and it reveals her power over him, but she turns him into a weakened man which he cannot abide by, despite his aching love for her. But he can't even bear looking at her straight when he first does it. He can only face her through the mirror then he turns to the window. For the first time, he realises he's causing real pain. Sure, he's played the game before but it's never backfired like this. It's a devastating scene. He knows he's breaking up with her but he's also breaking up with his own heart, something he thought he had no use for.
This film was shot in six weeks, which is a fraction of the time most shootings take, which makes the career-best quality of the performances and the film overall an astonishing feat.
That's an amazingly short time for a film like this. An independent film, sure, but you wouldn't expect this from a film with these actors and such grand settings.
With a talented cast of this calibre , do you need more takes ? The call for this level of emotion is exhausting . You'd want to capture the scene and CUT
I agree. He has a quiet unsuspecting way of seduction. His character is like a hot stove, you know it will burn you if you touch it but yet you want to.
He was torn between his ego and the need for control and his true feelings for Tourvel and a deeper hidden need to love someone honestly. The Marquise de Merteuil saw that he loved this woman and she wanted to see how far he would go to deny his true self. He went all the way and the woman he loved about ended up dead because of it.
@@kachi2782 Your idiocy is insufferable. Good thing you have a PhD though, right? 😆 It's just as Mdme. said to Valmont..."intellectuals" are the most stupid people out there.
@@jenniferraymond9766 Getting a PhD doesn't make you an intellectual it makes you educated, intellectuals are the ones mistakenly assuming to possess a naturally highly developed intellect, therefore presuming to know better than others which makes then inherently stupid, and has nothing to do with degrees and higher education. In fact intellectuals are the opposite of erudites so you might want to report indeed that comment of yours as well as Madame de Merteuil's quote to yourself Jennifer. Ah,.... Madame de Volanges ! Jennifer Raymond 1 hour ago @Ka Chi Your idiocy is insufferable. Good thing you have a PhD though, right? 😆 It's just as Mdme. said to Valmont..."intellectuals" are the most stupid people out there/
@@kachi2782 just because some people are gullible doesn’t mean that betrayal doesn’t exist just like gullibility doesn’t mean that narcissism doesn’t exist
@@jrmetmoi Betrayal can not happen without trust ? Trust is a form of gullibility. Narcissism is not exactly a bad thing you know. I would rather date a narcissist than a person with no self esteem. I prefer people who love themselves than people who hate themselves.
it's the motion towards the knob at the end of this scene that gets me. he was so close to making the right decision, but of course he was always going to continue in his participation of the world's most interesting game, the competition between him and his equal.
Omg, the door knob, I never noticed it before! But it’s true that in this scene the focus is on Tourvel’s suffering but his agony and anguish is visible in every gesture, word and facial expression. Magnificently done!
He did what he would later regret, even though he knew it was hurting him even then. He left the woman he fell in love with to die to be with another woman. And he died before he could reach his goal. The love of a bad person is like this...
It's more than that, Merteuil was planning to destroy his already tarnished reputation, especially given how he impregnated Cecile. Valmont, whose livelihood and confidence was built on his womanizing didn't want to be weakened by one person, so pride got in the way.
How can someone be so blind to what they are feeling? These schemers seem only interested in the game, but Valmont seriously thinks Glenn Close's character is the one for him? I never really knew what they are truly feeling about each other
@@lepetitchat123. Tourvel and Valmont shared similar interests. They manipulated people for power and amusement. That's what made them amuse each other. They felt excited when their egos were fed after successfully manipulating others. Valmomt felt sexual tension for Tourvel. Tourvel felt amused when toying with Valmont.
It's important to know that "It's beyond my control" originated with the vicious Mme Merteuil who suggested that Valmont's reputation for being a rake ( playboy)was at stake because of his attachment to Mme de Tourvel.
I first watched this with the tender heart of a girl. Now I'm grown & this scene hits completely different. I'm still devastated for her...but...it really was inevitable. Beyond control. Like the scorpion stinging the mouse, yes they will both drown now instead of crossing the river, but it was the scorpion's nature. Could not be helped. Say it with me. Beyond control. It was as much her nature to love him, as it was his to destroy both their hearts. Such wonderful craft. Ache in my chest💔🥀
A interesting analogy I never thought of. I think the original fable involved a frog instead of a mouse. Regardless, in some ways, Valmont has the fable's scorpion's traits.
They don’t do movies like this anymore. Where you enjoyed it and can analyse how deep all emotions and details run. the screenwriting, the lighting, sound, the storytelling of the directors and the actors all in perfect synchronicity. Before I would never stop watching a movie even if I didn’t like it. Now… 30 mins in, and I left them. Same plot over and over again
@@kachi2782 he’s still a narcissist and she’s still in love with him ,2 things can be true at the same time you are aware right ? Yes I did watch the whole film did you ?
Malkovich was so cruel, so sadistic, and so cold blooded in this scene. It curls my blood. But I've met men like this before in real life. It's better not to have a heart. Then be trampled like this by anyone. Awful.
In his next life, Valmont was an HR director for a multinational corporation. No employee he fired or laid off took it well, but it was beyond his control.
The actors in this movie were absolutely perfect in their respective roles. John Malkovitch, Glenn Close, Michelle Pfeiffer and a very young Uma Thurman. It is one of my favorite movies of all time. I was completely infatuated with Malkovitch, like the other 3 women in this movie. The settings, the music, the costumes, ... everything was perfect!
Madame de Tourvel is too innocent and of good character to understand the motivation of cruel people.And men and women will be together with their partners for some time and dump them for someone else.
It would have been better if she had not entered the relationship with Valmont ...at all...she was unfaithful to her husband and in the relationship with Valmont,Valmont lied to Tourvel,betrayed her with other women ....it was marked in the beginning that the relationship between them would become unhappy ...and not work out.
IMO, "It's beyond my control" is a sentence that expresses more accurately what's going on in the story at that very moment than the original sentence "Ce n'est pas ma faute" (It's not my fault). The original one reveals one's character tendency to deflect blame toward someone else. Here, it reveals one's character unability to ward off mind games.
God this scene was horrible. I don’t care if he was pressured to break it off with her.. He didn’t have to be a total and complete animal about it. And Michelle’s character was so sprung by him that she still loved him even after all this happened. I have seen women get near-murdered by their partners and still run back to them at the next chance. Fuck lust and fuck love too.
I went to see this at the cinema when it opened(3 times) Totally fell in love with John Malkovich, even though totally vile in this film. Made me remember when i saw Schindler's List, and i fell in love with Ralph Fiennes. I am starting to worry about my taste in men....!
While Ralph Fiennes is attractive; I found him utterly repellent in Schindler's List. He even put on weight for the part to make himself look less physically appealing.. Malkovich was an effective baddie in this but more at the f**kboy level..
@@syrnvalaekar Right! That's why he doesn't look at her at first. The sentence itself has so many layers. Not only was it originally from Mme de Merteuil, but it gains a new meaning every time he says it, tinted with Mme de Tourvel's reactions: the break-up is not in his control, the situation is no longer in his control, his feelings for her are not in his control, her reactions are no longer in his control, her feelings for him are no longer in his control, his reputation, pride, his relationship with Merteuil, nothing is in his control anymore at this point. Maybe is it even a boomerang line foreshadowing the demise of Mme de Merteuil at the end: the other people are not in her control anymore, and she suffers from her own pride and cruelty, not having an "honorable" death like Valmont's, but having a worse sentence still: shame.
He wasn’t crazy or repeating the phrase without intent. He was saying it based on what Glenn Close’s character told him about a friend of hers. He is saying it more to himself than to Michelle, to remind himself not to back off one inch, to just keep sticking the knife in even though he knows he is killing her.
I hate that the movie somehow "redeems" him even if it is through his death. He is a vile rapist. He is just like Merteuil, but unlike her, he has the power to do what he wants without consequences. That is part of what Merteuill hates in that society.
He was being controlled. So he was speaking the truth. This was beyond his control. Only death was within his control. An opportunity rarely granted to mortals
I deserve to be able to complete my destiny single! While my person sits in the muck from the side lines to watch in misery! Sit in the muck you choose over me. My justice would be so great that way. I’ve been hurt over and over for months and even years before this. Im over it. Please universe that’s what I want for my justice!!! 🙏💫✨❤️
My narcissist boyfriend did the same thing g to me after four months of a former relationship a d 4 years of on and off encounters quiet heart breaking g when u understand and and hear them say the same words and if centuries and many lives all narcissists receive the same dialogue lines intheur heads
Qu'elle cruauté envers cette femme naïve qui a été harcelée puis une fois consommée il l'a jetée.... il lui dit "ce n'est pas ma faute"... alors elle va se laisser mourir de chagrin et d'amour. ... mais lui va réaliser trop tard qu'il l'aime... c'est tragique cette histoire... surtout que lui aussi va mourir pour elle. ... l'amour est un jeu dangereux. 🧐
Very well written of all evil difficult toxic emotions in human beings good versus evil truths all of these exist within human beings surfacing whenever they get ignited
Yes -his feelings are also out of his control and that is why he allows the young man to kill him at the end. The only winner is the Marquise Isabelle - even she gets hers though...
I slightly disagree with "beyond my control" being a nicer way of saying "I can't help it". The latter suggests a vague/and or complex mental situation the character doesn't really understand. The former suggests a situation in which he's well aware he has been manipulated by someone else, and realize too late the harm he has done.
@kextrz maybe, in the context of the situation on the video. It's said by someone who clearly knows the harm he is inflicting. But in general, I don't know. You seldom hear people say "it's beyond my control".
Pfeiffer is magnificent. Her vulnerability recalls Marilyn Monroe. People have this bizarre notion that goodness is not an interesting dramatic concept and dismiss her performance because of it.
Can’t stop watching this film over and over again it’s beyond my control
I love this movie. IT'S BEYOND MY CONTROL
Damn I keep saying that these days lol
@@lepetitchat123 I feel what u feel.
John Malkovich aka Valmont said it 9 times in 3 mins,what can we expect what we will do?we will keep saying it or watching it... It's Beyond My Control
(My mind is keeping echoing his voice and playing the song...)
Yeah seeing Uma is beyond my control
You think at first he's not going to go through with the break up - he collapses to his knees for her and it reveals her power over him, but she turns him into a weakened man which he cannot abide by, despite his aching love for her. But he can't even bear looking at her straight when he first does it. He can only face her through the mirror then he turns to the window. For the first time, he realises he's causing real pain. Sure, he's played the game before but it's never backfired like this. It's a devastating scene. He knows he's breaking up with her but he's also breaking up with his own heart, something he thought he had no use for.
Great analysis on this scene.
@@nicholasbusetti7882 oh, thanks :)
Brilliantly written JE.
Love John Malkovich. ❤
you use it or you lose it :P
This film was shot in six weeks, which is a fraction of the time most shootings take, which makes the career-best quality of the performances and the film overall an astonishing feat.
That's an amazingly short time for a film like this. An independent film, sure, but you wouldn't expect this from a film with these actors and such grand settings.
@@carolynm8421 Good pre-production team for the win!
@@JeromeGentes I took film in grad school, it's very impressive indeed.
With a talented cast of this calibre , do you need more takes ?
The call for this level of emotion is exhausting .
You'd want to capture the scene and CUT
Malkovich was incredible in this film!
This film was what made me fall in... errrr... not love, but intense fascination with John Malkovich - not least because of this soul-rattling scene.
same. he’s so...unique
Am I not the only one who has fallen captive of John Malkovich elegance touch of seduction?
I agree. He has a quiet unsuspecting way of seduction. His character is like a hot stove, you know it will burn you if you touch it but yet you want to.
Ditto. This is so awfully powerful, one can hardly bear to sit through it.
@@Biloxicharles True. It's among the most gut-wrenching scenes I can think of.
He was torn between his ego and the need for control and his true feelings for Tourvel and a deeper hidden need to love someone honestly. The Marquise de Merteuil saw that he loved this woman and she wanted to see how far he would go to deny his true self. He went all the way and the woman he loved about ended up dead because of it.
For me, this is the best work of John Malkovich and his best role! Very good mowie👍
He was also great as Lenny, in Of Mice and Men with Gary Sinise.
Those who have been Betrayed will certainly understand this! Exquisite acting xxx
There is no such thing as betrayal only gullibility.
@@kachi2782 Your idiocy is insufferable. Good thing you have a PhD though, right? 😆 It's just as Mdme. said to Valmont..."intellectuals" are the most stupid people out there.
@@jenniferraymond9766 Getting a PhD doesn't make you an intellectual it makes you educated, intellectuals are the ones mistakenly assuming to possess a naturally highly developed intellect, therefore presuming to know better than others which makes then inherently stupid, and has nothing to do with degrees and higher education. In fact intellectuals are the opposite of erudites so you might want to report indeed that comment of yours as well as Madame de Merteuil's quote to yourself Jennifer.
Ah,.... Madame de Volanges !
Jennifer Raymond
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@Ka Chi Your idiocy is insufferable. Good thing you have a PhD though, right? 😆 It's just as Mdme. said to Valmont..."intellectuals" are the most stupid people out there/
@@kachi2782 just because some people are gullible doesn’t mean that betrayal doesn’t exist just like gullibility doesn’t mean that narcissism doesn’t exist
@@jrmetmoi Betrayal can not happen without trust ? Trust is a form of gullibility. Narcissism is not exactly a bad thing you know. I would rather date a narcissist than a person with no self esteem. I prefer people who love themselves than people who hate themselves.
it's the motion towards the knob at the end of this scene that gets me. he was so close to making the right decision, but of course he was always going to continue in his participation of the world's most interesting game, the competition between him and his equal.
Omg, the door knob, I never noticed it before! But it’s true that in this scene the focus is on Tourvel’s suffering but his agony and anguish is visible in every gesture, word and facial expression. Magnificently done!
See how his voice shakes….he is actually heartbroken to break with her. He certainly pays for in the end.
He did what he would later regret, even though he knew it was hurting him even then. He left the woman he fell in love with to die to be with another woman. And he died before he could reach his goal. The love of a bad person is like this...
It's more than that, Merteuil was planning to destroy his already tarnished reputation, especially given how he impregnated Cecile. Valmont, whose livelihood and confidence was built on his womanizing didn't want to be weakened by one person, so pride got in the way.
I hope it was a horrible death!
How can someone be so blind to what they are feeling? These schemers seem only interested in the game, but Valmont seriously thinks Glenn Close's character is the one for him? I never really knew what they are truly feeling about each other
@@lepetitchat123. Tourvel and Valmont shared similar interests. They manipulated people for power and amusement. That's what made them amuse each other. They felt excited when their egos were fed after successfully manipulating others. Valmomt felt sexual tension for Tourvel. Tourvel felt amused when toying with Valmont.
It's important to know that "It's beyond my control" originated with the vicious Mme Merteuil who suggested that Valmont's reputation for being a rake ( playboy)was at stake because of his attachment to Mme de Tourvel.
Am I not the only one who has fallen captive of John Malkovich elegance touch of seduction?
I did, 20y ago. Now, as a grown woman, no thanks.
I hope so.
I fell for him in Con Air and also love him in Red and In the Line of Fire
I first watched this with the tender heart of a girl. Now I'm grown & this scene hits completely different. I'm still devastated for her...but...it really was inevitable. Beyond control. Like the scorpion stinging the mouse, yes they will both drown now instead of crossing the river, but it was the scorpion's nature. Could not be helped. Say it with me.
Beyond control.
It was as much her nature to love him, as it was his to destroy both their hearts.
Such wonderful craft. Ache in my chest💔🥀
Men rarely do this unless they have a plan B ie:another Option
A interesting analogy I never thought of.
I think the original fable involved a frog instead of a mouse.
Regardless, in some ways, Valmont has the fable's scorpion's traits.
You wrote that so beautifully.
Very well put. So tragic.
Michelle Pfeiffer has Always been Such a beauty. She's gorgeous.
He murdered her soul... and his own, in one fell swoop.
They don’t do movies like this anymore. Where you enjoyed it and can analyse how deep all emotions and details run. the screenwriting, the lighting, sound, the storytelling of the directors and the actors all in perfect synchronicity. Before I would never stop watching a movie even if I didn’t like it. Now… 30 mins in, and I left them. Same plot over and over again
Well that’s not true
It’s true.
@@TJ-jw1wmit's true
How can you not love Malkovich as Valmont 💯💯💯
Really depicts what it’s like to love a narcissist
100%
Why did he keep repeating that was he trying to give her a clue
This really depicts how gullible some people are ! Narcissist only exist because some people are stupid enough to be fooled.
You really do not understand this scene do you ?
Have you even read the book or watched the whole film ? He is actually doing this woman a favour.
@@kachi2782 he’s still a narcissist and she’s still in love with him ,2 things can be true at the same time you are aware right ? Yes I did watch the whole film did you ?
The disrespect women have endured is astronomical.
I hate how weak they were😂
Malkovich was so cruel, so sadistic, and so cold blooded in this scene. It curls my blood. But I've met men like this before in real life. It's better not to have a heart. Then be trampled like this by anyone. Awful.
In his next life, Valmont was an HR director for a multinational corporation. No employee he fired or laid off took it well, but it was beyond his control.
The actors in this movie were absolutely perfect in their respective roles. John Malkovitch, Glenn Close, Michelle Pfeiffer and a very young Uma Thurman. It is one of my favorite movies of all time. I was completely infatuated with Malkovitch, like the other 3 women in this movie. The settings, the music, the costumes, ... everything was perfect!
This movie is a classic ❤
Exquisite. The actors did become personally involved, hence the realism. He was married.
I believe she was married as well. I could definitely see their chemistry in their scenes together.
@@aprilmichellerose3687 split their marriages up....
Wow is that true? I didn't know that. I guess it was beyond their control.
@@margaritakleinman5701 LOL
Really? Just like Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillippe in the present day version, then. Of course, they've been divorced for many years now.
This was so hurtful to watch. 😔
abtinbozorg beyond my control.
Betrayal is devastating. Truly.
It is hurtful when it happens to you to too 😢
Oh shut up
Probably the most painful scene I've ever watched.
Madame de Tourvel is too innocent and of good character to understand the motivation of cruel people.And men and women will be together with their partners for some time and dump them for someone else.
It would have been better if she had not entered the relationship with Valmont ...at all...she was unfaithful to her husband and in the relationship with Valmont,Valmont lied to Tourvel,betrayed her with other women ....it was marked in the beginning that the relationship between them would become unhappy ...and not work out.
IMO, "It's beyond my control" is a sentence that expresses more accurately what's going on in the story at that very moment than the original sentence "Ce n'est pas ma faute" (It's not my fault).
The original one reveals one's character tendency to deflect blame toward someone else.
Here, it reveals one's character unability to ward off mind games.
Well he can't help himself but he's Glenns puppet too people as mere playthings..
Aww Michelle Pfeiffer my favourite melancholic beauty.💐
Малкович в этой роли невероятный... Это лучший Вальмон, единственный в своем роде. Как же он уникально играет, завораживает просто!
Что за фильм?
Опасные связи
Saw this movie when I was 12 in 2000 and have watched it every year since this movie is really deep….
"I'm so bored you see."
God this scene was horrible. I don’t care if he was pressured to break it off with her.. He didn’t have to be a total and complete animal about it. And Michelle’s character was so sprung by him that she still loved him even after all this happened.
I have seen women get near-murdered by their partners and still run back to them at the next chance.
Fuck lust and fuck love too.
He is one of those bastards who sneers at true romantic feelings and ends up betraying his own heart just so he can seem cool to his friends.
@@BLTKellyskinda how Danny acted in Grease
Sadism. Tainted love. Methodology of heartbreak and destruction. Horrible man
The original, "IT'S ABOVE ME NOW..." just so much more GOTDAMN SAVAGE! Ouch!
I loved him in 'Mary Reilly '!!!! 💚
pretty interesting how his repeated line emphasizes how clearly he has power over her
No..he repeats it as he is trying to convince himself.He does not know what else to say as he does not even believe himself.He knows he loves her.
I went to see this at the cinema when it opened(3 times) Totally fell in love with John Malkovich, even though totally vile in this film. Made me remember when i saw Schindler's List, and i fell in love with Ralph Fiennes. I am starting to worry about my taste in men....!
Don't worry. Ralph Fiennes is an attractive man. I myself fell a bit in love with Hannibal Lecter🤣
😂
While Ralph Fiennes is attractive; I found him utterly repellent in Schindler's List. He even put on weight for the part to make himself look less physically appealing.. Malkovich was an effective baddie in this but more at the f**kboy level..
You should..😂
Same here. My teen crushes, both of them. Also Fiennes as Heathcliff. Sorry not sorry.
So many quotable lines in this movie. Delivered so brilliantly. My fav - In spite of all your failings and my complaints…😂
Omg - i forgot how good this was!!!
Damn you all! For playing with our emotions like this! 😭😭😭
He's like crazy. Always repeating beyond my control. Like a robot.
Watch the whole film and you'll see where he gets " It's beyond my control" from.
It's his mantra. He's talking to himself, he's trying to persuade himself.
@@syrnvalaekar Right! That's why he doesn't look at her at first. The sentence itself has so many layers. Not only was it originally from Mme de Merteuil, but it gains a new meaning every time he says it, tinted with Mme de Tourvel's reactions: the break-up is not in his control, the situation is no longer in his control, his feelings for her are not in his control, her reactions are no longer in his control, her feelings for him are no longer in his control, his reputation, pride, his relationship with Merteuil, nothing is in his control anymore at this point. Maybe is it even a boomerang line foreshadowing the demise of Mme de Merteuil at the end: the other people are not in her control anymore, and she suffers from her own pride and cruelty, not having an "honorable" death like Valmont's, but having a worse sentence still: shame.
He wasn’t crazy or repeating the phrase without intent. He was saying it based on what Glenn Close’s character told him about a friend of hers. He is saying it more to himself than to Michelle, to remind himself not to back off one inch, to just keep sticking the knife in even though he knows he is killing her.
He killed her with these words 😔
@@elle9682 But where was her husband? He was always gone and she tried very hard not to cheat.
@@elle9682 How many times are you going to copy and paste this same comment? We don't care. Get over it.
@@elle9682 how very tiresome to see the same comment over and over again here....
No, he didn't. It was beyond his control, he said so himself. Several times!
L I ST E N !
La falta de respeto mas grande de la academia de los Oscar no nominar a Malkovich por esa mounstrosa actuacion...😊
Fabulous film
This movie is crueler then cruel intentions
Cruel Intentions was based on this movie.
I love this movie!
My favorite scene is when he i thinking of her during the dwell..he loved her .
*duel
Che bravura...due grandi artisti...
Best scene in the film
1:34 Song by Mylene Farmer!
I watch the first 20 seconds of this scene and have to turn it off because it's too painful.
And in your movies you're you're always playing the tough guy.
False advertisement is what it is, Mr. "Gordon Gecko".
Welcome to reality!
Nothing hurts like love..
I mean...it's beyond his control so...🤷♀️
LOL I don’t know why but I literally laughed out loud with this one 😝
some things never change.
De mis películas favoritas 🙌
I hate that the movie somehow "redeems" him even if it is through his death. He is a vile rapist. He is just like Merteuil, but unlike her, he has the power to do what he wants without consequences. That is part of what Merteuill hates in that society.
He died. That’s the consequence
I just love Michelle Pfeiffer
Uh... was it beyond his control? He didn’t make it clear. 😂
🤣😂
So was he in control of the break up or not? He really was quite vague about the whole thing.
I believe he meant it was his nature to behave this way. This was his innate way of behavior hence feeling like it was beyond his control.
Tomorrow night I’m watching the whole film on Prime.
did you like it?
I love this movie so much. John Malkovich is perfect. ❤
she's so pretty
Nossa eu adoro esse filme forte e sensível ao nosso tempo,lindoo
He loves her truly ...
Great acting …. ❤
How to end a relationship with style.... 'BEYOND MY CONTROL'
Мишель Пфайыер-красивейшая женщина мира.
Does anyone think it's beyond his control???
He was being controlled. So he was speaking the truth. This was beyond his control. Only death was within his control. An opportunity rarely granted to mortals
@@GullibleTarget thank you!
monalisasmile 🤣🤣🤣
@@GullibleTarget You're right Merteuil was the one pulling the strings and controlling him.
He allowed himself to be "controlled"
Michele Pfeiffer is always sensational and was divine in the movie " Cheri "
I loved and hated this man at the time, great actor.
It's beyond my control...
I deserve to be able to complete my destiny single! While my person sits in the muck from the side lines to watch in misery! Sit in the muck you choose over me. My justice would be so great that way. I’ve been hurt over and over for months and even years before this. Im over it. Please universe that’s what I want for my justice!!! 🙏💫✨❤️
Take a good look everyone to make sure you'll not get into this or ignore anyone trapped in that: THIS is the essence of narcissistic emotional abuse!
Shoutout to Myléne Farmer
They really had an affair after this movie
I don’t love you. But I do. Goodbye
A narcissist who was changed by the love of this woman.
My narcissist boyfriend did the same thing g to me after four months of a former relationship a d 4 years of on and off encounters quiet heart breaking g when u understand and and hear them say the same words and if centuries and many lives all narcissists receive the same dialogue lines intheur heads
Qu'elle cruauté envers cette femme naïve qui a été harcelée puis une fois consommée il l'a jetée.... il lui dit "ce n'est pas ma faute"... alors elle va se laisser mourir de chagrin et d'amour. ... mais lui va réaliser trop tard qu'il l'aime... c'est tragique cette histoire... surtout que lui aussi va mourir pour elle. ... l'amour est un jeu dangereux. 🧐
When I first saw this movie it was odd to hear American voices, in a french period movie.
Im beginning to think that its beyond his control.
He is so cold. What a scary actor.
I find it rather fascinating.
John Malkovich was hot 🥵 🔥
Very well written of all evil difficult toxic emotions in human beings good versus evil truths all of these exist within human beings surfacing whenever they get ignited
The film that broke up his marriage to the late Glenne Headley because of his affair with Michelle.
Really ?
@@warai-san YES
“Its beyond my control”
Is it beyond your control?
Yes -his feelings are also out of his control and that is why he allows the young man to kill him at the end. The only winner is the Marquise Isabelle - even she gets hers though...
Well after all it’s been four months. so what I said it’s beyond my Control !
Beyond my control est une chanson du troisième album studio de Mylène Farmer, L'autre... (1991). Elle en est le quatrième et dernier single extrait
this phrase sampled for this film for song
Big actor john malkovich 🎬
I wonder if any of this is beyond his control 🤷🏼♀️
Well Fuck me! This is my current situation 🤦🏾♀️😭
It’s beyond my control-a nicer way of saying “I can’t help it”
I slightly disagree with "beyond my control" being a nicer way of saying "I can't help it".
The latter suggests a vague/and or complex mental situation the character doesn't really understand.
The former suggests a situation in which he's well aware he has been manipulated by someone else, and realize too late the harm he has done.
@kextrz maybe, in the context of the situation on the video. It's said by someone who clearly knows the harm he is inflicting. But in general, I don't know. You seldom hear people say "it's beyond my control".
between Jane Austin's Sense and Sensibility and this scene, makes one wonder
😥😨love can be cruel
Been quoting this with the Mrs. for YEARS!
Scott Evans lol
do you feel profound internal conflict and guilt while you say it, which you steamroll over with an arrogant ideology, like Valmont in this scene?
Tourvel should never gotten into Valmonts Talk in the first place.Valmont has only cheated and fooled her all the time.I feel sorry for her.
What dialogue! You don't think they're acting. Not.
This movie ❤
Como se llama la peli me encantan los dos actores pero nunca la vi...
Su nombre es Dangerous Liaisons pero en español la puedes encontrar como Amistades Peligrosas
Im dying … the comments are killing me lol 😝
Malkovich is entirely too sexless to be a roué, and Pfeiffer entirely too mature and knowing for the part. Close of course is magnificent.
She is playing a widow. I thought she was excellent.
Pfeiffer is magnificent. Her vulnerability recalls Marilyn Monroe. People have this bizarre notion that goodness is not an interesting dramatic concept and dismiss her performance because of it.