@@BetteDavis19y Tpuppp😃😃 I’d like to go back I like to go back, but I just hope hopefully I’m not being cocky because you know that the violence there is so random yeah you’re ready for😅😁😊😀🙅♀️🤣🙅♀️🤣🙅♂️😌🎈
You are right. But we must understand that we are NOT in an objective, fair world. Political, social (and other) forces actually exist - and have strong advocates behind them. This is hardly the first time a superior actor or movie was bypassed, if not suppressed, by "the academy" (take a grain of salt here when calling it that). But Timothee's formidable talents cannot be hidden, and eventually he will receive the major credit he is truly due.
The WORST thing is perhaps that this movie didn't receive a god damn best supporting actor nomination nod from the Oscars... The Academy doesn't recognize true gems until its too late; latest example being 'Parasite'
Right, he is. And it is amazing in a way. Normally, a 'pretty face' is also an airhead (not always) ( but recall Marilyn Monroe ) But to have such a substantial characteristic while also being young and glamorous- wow.
Beautiful Boy is so important and relevant to the US, especially right now, in the midst of a massive opioid epidemic. I can’t wait to watch this film and see the effects that it has on viewers.
The bitterness that some people of color have towards the opioid crisis that is happening right now is the difference in treatment of the addicts. When crack was introduced in the ghettos in the late 70s and 80s, there was little sympathy for the addicts and a "war on drugs" was declared, which became a war on black and latino users. (criminalization of drug use, mass incarceration, etc) Right now, addicts are treated with more sympathy and looked at as victims of a disease, which is a great contrast from how poc's from the ghetto were looked at and treated back then. HOWEVER, the problem isn't drugs, and the problem isn't race. The problem is the underlying causes of what drives people from all walks of life to use or abuse in the first place. We are all hurt. Some of us stick a needle in our arm, or over-eat, or have loveless sex, or binge watch tv, or compulsively overwork ourselves to run away from the hurt that we hold inside. That is what I learned from reading and re-reading Tweak, one of the books this movie is based on. Focusing on the disparities between races isn't going to solve anything. We all have to collectively admit that we've hurt others, and received hurt, and confront that hurt head on, if we want to live fulfilled, productive, and healthy lives.
Dija Ouija 🙏🏼👏🏻🙏🏼👏🏻🙏🏼👏🏻 as someone who has lost several loved ones to suicide and drug overdose, may I please borrow what you wrote to send in emails to a few family members. I will absolutely give you credit and will not publish anything, I just think it’s brilliant. My boyfriend is going through the death of his best friend from high school who he tried to save for over 10 years before he had to finally step away as he knew there was nothing he could do to help the poor boy get help. It’s been devastating watching him go through the process,(especially as I knew his best friend as well, and actually drove him to school when we were in high school). Concurrently, as someone who has had physical health issues for decades, I don’t see a difference, in your physical body or in your mental body, when it comes to the concept of a diagnosis. I see a difference in treatment, health insurance, stigma & in care. Our country needs a massive healthcare overhaul, including a massive overhaul of how we treat those who are dealing with any form of mental illness.
I was in the audience and it was truly an out of body experience I think every movie liver should try to attend a premium show like this. So worth the $82
Timothy let him become the same level as leo dicaprio ..being so long in the game and focused He in this movie is good .. reminded me leo dicaprio in basketball diaries .. very good 👍🏾
I disagree stongly. Dicaprio was artificial compared to Timothee. Dicaprio looked like he was trying to act. Timothee is a far more natural personage in his films. And has a far more Dynamic range of portrayed demeanor.
I love when Steve tells Timothée to keep going! He's such an articulate man, that Timothée. Gets right to the heart of the matter; and such a lovely voice to listen to.
Is it me or does it sound like rain is falling or someone is chewing their gum loudly when the audience applauded? The sequence with Zola Jesus' song Bloodwise playing in the film killed me. Go Timmy go!
I love beautiful boy so much! I just remember crying and crying...my son is now a freshman in high school...I am crying now! Sometimes when I even think of it...xoxoxo
I absolutely loved both books, I love both Carell and Chalamet and I have no doubts about their performances. I had goosebumps when the audience gave David and Nic a standing ovation, they absolutely deserve it. The only person I have doubts about is the director. Hopefully when I see the movie I'll warm up to him. I also really enjoyed hearing the screenplay writer's story, that was very interesting.
@@aoifemills9524 I read Beautiful Boy (the father's perspective) first then Tweak (the son's perspective) and it worked well for me but it was a random choice, not based on any reasoning.
Wow this movie is such a work of art and all the actors did so beautifully in each scene. Really tugged at every heartstring and made sure a powerful movie ughhh my HEART
latenight cashews Yes, he adores him. May be Carell would like to have Timmy as a real son. As soon as one give home to talk about Timmy, Carrell says the best.
Emil A What clapping audio!?..are you saying the applause was a recording! That there's no audience or they weren't clapping!?..because there are other videos of this event with different shots they stood up after the movie gave a standing ovation cheered and clap,! And during this q&a they applaud cheered and laugh!
Renee Yang No... Emily isn't suggesting it's false. 🤦🏻♀️ It's the way the clapping sounds. It sounds distinct from everything else. It sounds off and unclear.
having followed this story on youtube you are willing to scream at NIck 'you've had it all, most people are not this lucky but you decided to throw it all away!!!!' but that's not how adidction works apparently- and that's the tragedy of it. best of luck to you Nick, you can do it! at least you have the support of your family that many people don't have!
No more Eurohair for Timothee :-( This film will be released, presumably in NY and LA, 3 days before I'll be in NY--if I could buy a ticket now, I would.
@@mcdonaldssprite8390 Pity it's not getting much publicity and I only just realized it had started after seeing some good reviews. Saw it the other day and yes amazing.
Fantastic movie but I thought Nic Sheff was a meth addict. His book is called 'tweak'. Yet in the movie I did not see him smoke meth once. He injected heroin, mostly. ??
