This is a perfect depiction of an individual completely out of resonance with the people around her. She is living in that other dimension that she described. So painful to watch.
Dunno if anyone gives a shit but if you are bored like me atm you can watch all of the new series on InstaFlixxer. I've been streaming with my gf these days xD
I think what makes this scene really work is the mix of Frances' pure earnestness in that ending monologue she has, and how despite her being in a totally different dimension from everyone else at the party, they all are sort of won over by her even if it's in a small way and if they don't quite get her. Even before that, they're not really judging her or thinking negatively of her. I think all of that leads to the way they receive ending monologue and that influences how we receive it and really accept and embrace it.
she's so different from everyone around her, but is the type of person I would wanna talk to and be friends with unlike everyone else there. she is like my best friend, free from convention
Honestly fuck all of the snobby rich pricks who hang out at these types of dinner parties. It's so satisfying to see Frances just be her awkward genuine self. It's only painful for some people to watch if they put the hosility of others over their own authenticity as more important.
1:50 when she finally had a moment sharing that she'd been to Sacramento and immediately the other girl brings up that her friends JusT cAmE fRoM pArIs ughh I felt that.
2:11 That "yeah" and seconds later "literally" Greta Gerwig's line deliverance (besides the monologue) may be probably some of the reasons why I consider her performance as one of my favourites.
0:34 Bleugh. Insufferable. I know so many people like her. They say these things as if they're a matter of fact and then people around them agree with them even though it's not a fact and it sounds like they've lifted it from somebody else.
and you are as deluded and naive as she is, probably worse than her as unlike her character you cant get passed the fact the others are young city dwellers with god jobs. oh god a yuppie, i am scared, threatened, and hostile now...
@@kiaandavids755 i try to respond quickly to anything i notice. you are right. i was not generous in my response. i did feel the response i responded to was childish and i apologize if my response was too much.
Very articulate of you. Oh no sorry hang on "boring" is the way an elementary child speaks. You are much like the Gerwig character, yourself. Vapid, self absorbed, full of cliches, and semi literate.,,,,
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This is a perfect depiction of an individual completely out of resonance with the people around her. She is living in that other dimension that she described. So painful to watch.
Painful especially if you've been in that exact situation with super snob people
Dunno if anyone gives a shit but if you are bored like me atm you can watch all of the new series on InstaFlixxer. I've been streaming with my gf these days xD
@Maddox Tyson definitely, been watching on instaflixxer for months myself =)
I think what makes this scene really work is the mix of Frances' pure earnestness in that ending monologue she has, and how despite her being in a totally different dimension from everyone else at the party, they all are sort of won over by her even if it's in a small way and if they don't quite get her. Even before that, they're not really judging her or thinking negatively of her. I think all of that leads to the way they receive ending monologue and that influences how we receive it and really accept and embrace it.
she's so different from everyone around her, but is the type of person I would wanna talk to and be friends with unlike everyone else there. she is like my best friend, free from convention
Saaaame
My favourite line...when she says seemingly out of nowhere 'I like being alone'
I love how they bring back the same soundtrack theme in the ending scene where Frances looks at Sophie and shares that dimension with her
Oh god this scene brings back memories of awkward me during dinner parties. Those parties were not the best.
i say that are the best part of that "student - beiing"
Honestly fuck all of the snobby rich pricks who hang out at these types of dinner parties. It's so satisfying to see Frances just be her awkward genuine self. It's only painful for some people to watch if they put the hosility of others over their own authenticity as more important.
1:50 when she finally had a moment sharing that she'd been to Sacramento and immediately the other girl brings up that her friends JusT cAmE fRoM pArIs ughh I felt that.
This is one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen
Her monologue about what she wants out of a relationship is exactly how I feel. Everyday.
I’ve lived through this. It hurts, but also I’m happy I’m no longer surrounded by ppl I don’t vibe w
2:11
That "yeah" and seconds later "literally" Greta Gerwig's line deliverance (besides the monologue) may be probably some of the reasons why I consider her performance as one of my favourites.
Perfect movie
2:20 god we've all met one of these 🤭
To much like real life only less complicated but in a way that seems more complicated.
Really similar to Rohmer’s Green Ray.
This is me with my family
Same.
From a technical viewpoint I remember this film being a big deal at the time because it was all shot on Canon 5D mkII's
what does that mean
@@alexarias5717 They shot the film on consumer grade digital still cameras that also had an HD video option.
@@RedStarRogue oooh cool!
In a room of professional actors dean and Britta are the best and coolest looking ones there
0:34 Bleugh. Insufferable. I know so many people like her. They say these things as if they're a matter of fact and then people around them agree with them even though it's not a fact and it sounds like they've lifted it from somebody else.
!!! She very correctly said.
She is everyone. Everyone just hides it.
What's the name of the lawyer in the scene?
hey its dean wareham
aulas, cria
The people at that table are yuppie snobs. They shouldn't have made her feel like that.
and you are as deluded and naive as she is, probably worse than her as unlike her character you cant get passed the fact the others are young city dwellers with god jobs. oh god a yuppie, i am scared, threatened, and hostile now...
she is responsible for her own feelings no. what is she a helpless child. you do know it is a movie right.
@@ToiOraLAT lol not only are you too stupid to understand the movie, but you were too stupid to even sync up the audio and video correctly
@@ToiOraLAT why did u take a year to respond so viciously to another person’s opinion.
@@kiaandavids755 i try to respond quickly to anything i notice. you are right. i was not generous in my response. i did feel the response i responded to was childish and i apologize if my response was too much.
sr. packett dá-me um 20 pls
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Brilliant film, painful too watch.....but wtf was it in B&W
It was made in b&w to reference the French New Wave
Boring
Your comment, on the other hand, is profound and fascinating.
Very articulate of you. Oh no sorry hang on "boring" is the way an elementary child speaks. You are much like the Gerwig character, yourself. Vapid, self absorbed, full of cliches, and semi literate.,,,,
Go watch fast and furious