Aubrey Plaza: voice of a generation  

Anyone who tells you that you should get hurt because they got hurt... Is no one you need to associate yourself with.

"When I was your age I was the only woman that..." "THEN DO BETTER FOR US NOW!"

Aubrey is good at doing a subtle accent. impressive

it's about time people started to collectively call this out and push back.

At this point if a major corp does unpaired internships it’s just a cover to give nepo kids “job experience” since they’re the only ones who can afford it.

If you aren't paying me you ain't the boss!

Aubrey is a damn good actress. She really showed it in this movie.

The point of a job is to be paid so you can exist. Payment for a job is existential. Companies which have all these interning “positions” without pay is slave labour. Great sequence!

I love her delivery at the end the most. But all of her lines are delivered expertly.

Words like "spoiled" "stubborn" and "argumentative" were just designed so you cant fight back

Beautiful acting.

I’ve heard the line “You think everyone’s out to get you. Nobody’s trying to get you.” so many times in my life, including work settings. I’m sure at times I was overreacting out of my own insecurities, but there have definitely been times where I was gaslit, and this scene kind of confirmed it for me. It’s almost like watching s reenactment of what happened to me at my last job. There are people who will do anything in their power to make the time you spend at work as terrible as they can, while still being subtle enough to be able to project and call you crazy and portray you as the one that’s causing issues. It is absolutely disgusting and a very difficult situation to find yourself in. I feel for anyone who had to go through this or is experiencing it now or in the future. Don’t let them see you upset. Play the game and be smart about it. Manipulate them just like they’re manipulating you, and actively look for another job simultaneously. When you get another opportunity, then let it all out if you feel like you need to. 💪🏾

the way people who "make it" will not help people up the ladder too. when the system is rigged against us, when it's rigged to use everyone below them to establish their power, it doesn't matter who gets into a position of power. we need to change the system to help more people.

Wow... Audrey Plaza is getting her second wind as a dramatic actor. Great acting...

This is one of the best clips from any movie. EVER!

Go Aubrey! Her character is definitely in the right here.

Emily the Criminal, a great little thriller, with a fantastic performance from Aubrey Plaza, who usually plays comic roles.

Great acting from both ❤

Emily the Criminal is SUCH a good movie!!!

In the U.S., it is ILLEGAL to pay your interns/employees nothing, except for under very specific circumstances. The Department of Labor estimates that over 90% of unpaid internships are illegal. Infinite corporate greed and corruption gave rise to this illegal practice in the 1980s, and unfortunately, it has become commonplace in corporate America.

Love Aubrey Plaza. So much talent.

"in my generation", shut up. Just shut up.

This scene is so good, I wasn’t sure if it was a scene or an actual conversation Aubrey was having.

She deserved an Oscar nomination for this performance

Getting people to work without pay should be deemed illegal.

Im always surprised to hear unpaid internships still exist, because they dont really exist anymore in finance and you would think finance would be one of the last frontiers for these old-school business practices. Especially given how competitive it is at the top. In fact basically all internships are paid for, whether its a highly sought-after one at a investment bank, or a random analyst internship at an unknown company.

Aubrey is such a brilliant actor. Her subtle facial expressions are epic. Such a cool fucker

Such a great movie. Confirmed me as an Aubrey Plaza fan for life

Two absolute goddesses Aubrey & Gina.

I love how the boomer feels that Aubrey had a persecution complex right after giving her the whole "only woman here... men this, men that, etc...".

Aubrey Plaza does mad so well

This film was so damn good this scene is nothing compared to how good the film is

These are talented actresses telling the story that could not be expressed any other way but through this dialogue. Aubrey is ridiculously good..

I quit my job at Walmart recently because my boss gave me the third degree for my personal shopping times even though I was the 4th fastest in our team of 18 personal shoppers. I admit I flew off a little called him a fat @$$ and he told me "I could leave now" and I told him he wasn't my boss anymore and I had some shopping to do.

INTERNSHIPS should be REGULATED ... to ensure that employers provide meaningful learning experiences, including structured training, skill development, and feedback. This would make internships a valuable opportunity for students to gain practical knowledge and skills, even if they ARE unpaid. By requiring employers to invest in their interns' growth, internships can become a win-win for both parties, providing students with a free education and employers with motivated and skilled workers.

I love it when she said that! Perfect script, perfect execution

Not the first to say this here, but in the USA the vast majority of unpaid internships are illegal.

Movie, Emily The Criminal

I love/hated this scene. This woman’s arguments literally don’t actually answer ANY of Emily’s questions or comments. Calling her spoiled literally doesn’t even make sense! Spoiled for wanting to be able to pay rent?

Back when I first had my Commercial Pilots licence it was pretty standard practice to not get paid We were lucky to get flight hours to gain experience Over the last 40 years it still hasn't changed much

Omg her face moves a lot that is good acting

not only is she becoming a better actor each year, she's also getting hotter and hotter

This is all too real, went from graduating marketing to working in the trades cause I'd prefer to be paid for my time

This scene exposes that taking on $60K in school debt to qualify you for a job that so undervalues you that they want you to work for free shows a poor sense of planning/judgement and reason on the graduate's part. My "intern" job was during my Jr. year at Georgia Tech (Computer Engineering major), where I was hired as a scientific Computer Programmer in 1981 by Raytheon. I worked about 20 hours a week and was paid $35/hr...so $700ish/week, which in '81 for a 20 year old was pretty big money.

Powerful scene by two incredible actors! 😮

Tell her Aubrey

This was a good film. Loved this scene

This was a GREAT movie!!!

Its amazing how Aubrey Plaza manages to play an aloof idiot on talk shows while being such a powerful, deep and dramatic actress in her movies (especially, the later ones)

I love real people and I love! I love aubrey plaza!

Emily the criminal. Very good movie. I love Aubrey Plaza❤. Greetings from Germany.

She's so GOOD!

Aubrey Plaza throwing DOWN for all of us who got shanked like this. Sure, she's just "acting," but she's acting out a reality in a way that I 100% approve. You know Aubrey would go just as hard IRL

If you're not paying, you're a thief. The rest is sophistry.

It's the typical "I suffered, so you have to suffer, and be grateful about it" schtick.

In this scene it is obvious that she is a great actress.

To be fair they came from 2 different generations that had their own struggles. Decades ago, the chance to gain experience is already a blessing, and financial gain is assured, just be patient. College loans, hyperinflation, not as bad as now (or we're just feeling the effects more now).

The movie wasn't a big deal, but Aubrey made it good.

I love me some Aubrey Plaza, she's just so good.

Both of these women are great here (and usually are!).

Whether they are for elite or whomever, unpaid internships have been a thing for a long time. You don't have to chose them, if you apply and get accepted. It is the human who is interviewing to decide if it is worth their effort.

Excellent film!

God she shredded this role. She's so fucking good. Loved this flick.

Dude, Plaza is a fucking killer actor

So nice to see a clip without some annoying added music! Awesome!

That was a great movie, and Aubrey Plaza was excellent in it.

Man I gotta watch this scene just to see what happens next. I think I’m still on Netflix… “If you want to tell me what to do, then put me on a --ing payroll!” Brilliant line 😅

Aubrey is right !!

Movie is called Emily the Criminal

I love this so much

Audrey's lines are exceptionally stirring. No one ought to be expected to do unpaid labour.

Aubrey 😊

She’s underrated

I love her dry humor. First saw her on conan😂

Just loved the east coast accent. The character was supposed to be from New Jersey, but I heard a bit more Boston or Rhode Island. But loved the accent anyway!

I watched the movie a while back, simply because I saw this scene and loved it. It's a great film and Aubrey Plaza is a fantastic actress

I haven't seen the movie, but some people here are ignoring the fact that training someone with no experience sometimes takes more resources than what their unpaid labor is worth. So in some cases the only way it makes sense to waste a veteran employee's time on training someone who will likely not stay on long term (students for example) is when it's an unpaid internship. What the other person gains is the experience on their CV, it isn't rocket science and it's not always about nepotism. Saying that as someone who has more money and a better future than my parents had because I took a chance on a relatively low wage job.

People who get caught cheating you will make excuses and if you don't allow those then you are the problem....

About 18 years ago, after my children were grown, I went for a job interview. They explained that they wanted you to do errands with your vehicle for them but they weren't going to reimburse you for gas/mileage. They actually said, you're getting paid by the hour and it wasn't that great of a job spirit I told them there was something hinky about all that. But about a month later, that owner woman was indicted on fraud. 😂

Protip for recent college grads: Unpaid internship experience is really not worth much. Other companies know that you were the lackey who did coffee runs and data entry and all the crap nobody else wanted to do, and you did it for free. Most unpaid internships don’t actually train you for the job you want. Don’t take them. It is, in fact, a scam. Instead, get a temporary PAID job as a server at a restaurant or something that will pay your rent, and on your days off, apply for any PAID position in your dream field. Just keep applying, and take anything PAID that gets offered, and start from there.

I like Aubrey

As a young adult man I worked for a guy for free ,and he showed me a life full of experience that I didn't learn in college, but having both was great. I would recommend acquiring a wealth of experience from someone who has been in the business for many years.

Your simply excellent! Craft perfect.

Reality is intern gets better jobs and only rich kids can hang out and be interns. Also internships are assigned...

Gina Gershon is gorgeous

It’s often a woman’s worst nightmare having a female boss and if they believed reasonably thinking or empathetic actions are going to happen from that boss then there is a big degree of disappointment and dissolution waiting for them because it’s all about power and money.

The vast majority of men never wanted to keep women down. Other women, though - sheesh!

Great movie ! 🍿 🎥

Great Movie!! 🎉

"you're spoiled" i have to pay rent lmao. great movie btw

She keeps dodging the questions lol.

I can't stand the generation of "lecturing women" all mad they were treated unfair only to do the same or worse to someone else. That's called abuse.

People don’t lash out unless they’re scared.

Loved this movie. Homegirl was w the business!

Internships don’t come with pay. If you don’t want an internship, don’t go for an internship.

Spoiled is being called out for your own hypocrisy and then acting offended

Epic!!

To be fair anyone who had an intern to train knows that most of the time they drain more of your time away from your real job than the benefit they bring to the company so it’s is not that wrong the idea that they are a net negative instead of a net positive for the company therefore paying them make you waste money together with the wasted man hours of the experienced worker that is doing the training. Depends from the job nature of course and the learning curve , for basic jobs they could be useful after 1 week, for others after 6 months that could be still a simple liability purely because it’s not enough time to become Independent in that specific task. My suggestion would be if you have 0 experience (but believe to be such a wondergirl) to accept the free internship, demonstrate in the first weeks that you are valuable and after the first month say “ either you pay me or I leave”

The millennial life. We work harder than any other generation before us but we’re “spoiled” when we want to get paid for it.

i love being called spoiled or ungrateful for asking that i’m able to pay my bills and put food on the table in return for the work i do to make a company more money