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I say, she was the best . Now can you like even imagine someone else playing Beth? That good?

She was the best.

the avi help

She’s amazing

Yeah, I also think that late sixties time period is perfect for her, stylistically

I JUST REALISED!! THAT WAS DEFINITELY INTENTIONAL OMG

OMG I NEVER REALIZED THAT THANK YOU

Intentional, right?

Yes apparently lots of her clothes were related to the theme of chess.

yeah, she never wore white until the last scene, it was so cool when I saw it and realised

He's name is Marcin Dorociński

Yeah he was great, forgot his name but he’s been in a lot of European stuff since he’s polish

One of the biggest polish actors, Marcin Dorociński. Somehow he get almost nothing in the promotion materials although he honored this productions with his presence. This is sad.

The Paris match was a wonderful piece of cinema, especially because so much of Borkov's character was suddenly revealed to us, the audience. And the final game... M-mmm, bring me that sweet catharsis

Lol you're projecting

Indeed!

After Beth was adopted I was thinking about Jolene all the time, that they'd go back to adopt her too, or that they'd meet along the way... But I loved her appearance at the end, gorgeous, fierce and once again making a whole difference in Beth's life!

STAN JOLENE‼️

Jolene played that character of OG to perfection. I loved her !

Powerful character (and portrayal!) I was so happy when she "reappeared"...both to know what had happened to that character, but also how STRONGLY their friendships manifested.

stop making me lose in chess.

@@BlackDiamondYT Buy premium jk

*Tobey MaGuire wants to know your location*

Did you guys see an increase in traffic on your site / app after the show was released? Curious if more people (re)discovered chess because of it!

I totally agree. And in my opinion, it was the best show I've seen in years, on Netflix's, or anywhere, for that matter.

!! this

I have had to research clothes from the 60’s and 70’s for women a lot for theater costume design work, so I can say with like 98% certainty that her really feminine character design was probably heavily intentional.

!!!!

Y E S

goes to show how femininity doesn't equal to weakness

Amen

Halleluia

Ahahahahaha 😂 Beth Harmon's Hepatobiliary cells... we salute you!

Lmao

Liver Alone Cheese 🧀 Mine 😁🥂

so true thank you for this analysis

Her return to basement scene is THE climax of the emotional ride of this show... There's no how, you are just normal, 99% of the audience experienced what you had there.

omg i cried so hard on that scene - also SHE NEVER PAYED HIM THE 10 DOLLARS FROM HER FIRST TOURNAMENT, COME ON BETH! if it wasnt for him you'd be a housewife or smth!

@@yonicorn1641 Judging by all the press clippings he kept I think he got his 10 dollars worth.

@@falcon549 he was def proud of her + he kind of gives off the vibe that he'd refuse the money if she gives them back but she could have sent them in a letter or smth, idk she could have tried

I agree. I really love her eating chocolate scene and talking about how she beats the boys chess team from high school.

@Sophia isla johbston. She's gonna be a great actrees.

Yes correct! Shes so great especially when she was playing with that guy who invited her to play in high school and while playing, she stand up and look at something with her bored face and shes just telling her opponent the remaining moves that will lead to him losing the game. She was so cool in that moment.

horribly goooooood !!

Unconsciously I feel like even the Beth child version is also Anya Taylor-Joy, woah, such a great casting

the basement scene at the end when they showed mr. shaibel’s corkboard with all of beth’s achievements, her letter to him asking for 5 dollars, and their photo together 🥺😭 my heart 😫😫

That orphanage had painful memories and she never liked being there; so can understand why she took so long going back.

it really hurts but she is only 15, living in another city and not have money even to buy magazines. i want to believe that she would visit him one day, if they had enough time.. :/

I think what she mainly realised was that she was selfish for asking for help promising to pay back the money she didn't have at the time and yet not care enough about him to return the favor as her true love seems to be the game. When she cries it's guilt over that selfishness because of how much he cared about her is at odd with how she didn't care enough about him to repay him even when she was wealthy.

Same

@Alyssa Syn Yen Yeoh I hated Cleo, she was so pretentious and sexist

@Alyssa Syn Yen Yeoh why?

@Alyssa Syn Yen Yeoh Whoa...I never thought of that...

Exactly. Im tired of Netflix series ruined by teenage love , sex stories like Sabrina.

Me too glad they didn’t add too much unnecessary love or sex story. Well done

Because that’s a wig

Hair wasn't flawless when she faced Borgov for the second time

@@senseispud2197 Well, that's picking a needle on a haystack lol. Even still, it looks more perfect than mine lol

that one hit a little _too_ close to home for me.

@@k_a_y_l_e_e yeah, It took me by the collar of my soul

👌🏼spot on

Wow... rightly said.

@Wattage Zero Beth's real mom in the series

Compelling music indeed. So vital. It’s what carried the tension and build-up in Game of Thrones too.

@@hawaiianstarman while I do agree with your statement, I’d just like to clarify that I think the music was far more integral to The Queen’s Gambit than it was for Game of Thrones, seeing as GoT could rely easily on visuals (armies, sword fights, exploding septs) and stakes (death, destruction, rape) to generate tension whereas in Queen’s Gambit, it was truly important to have the music to accentuate the tension when all you see is pieces moving on a board and the highest stakes (not considering character investment) are losing a monetary prize/losing pride. Also, GoT’s writing, I’d argue, was most important to the buildup of GoT, it being a plot-heavy, long show. Queen’s Gambit needed the music because it’s plot was often drawn out for character development.

Yes! The soundtrack is gorgeous.. Even before I finished the series, I had to look up the ost because of how much I already loved it.. It reminded me of Amelie’s, in a way.. Easily one of my favorite soundtracks of any show I’ve seen

ngl this was one of the best soundtracks of any netflix show ever.

i absolutely love the OST, i listen to Tut Tut Tut Tut from Gillain Hills on a daily basis its such a great song. The Soundtrack really made the 60s come to life in the show!

I thought it's was a beginning of schizophrenia btw😂

Ahh so thats why hikaru is allways looking at the celing

I think I almost cried at that part, along with her deciding to throw out the pills. Extremely powerful. She had some amazing character development!

@@BritishTea-mv2pg All people do that when trying to remember something.

I'm sad to say but that bit was easily the cheesiest thing in the whole series.

RIGHT! I had to download the playlist because I love the music so much.

The soundtrack is on repeat for 2 months in my car, finally I'm sick of it lol. A true legendary show always has an insane soundtrack

Yes! I am obsessed with it too. I listen to it every time I study 😂

True that. After watching the show, i immediately downloaded the whole soundtrack. Now i constantly listen to it while doing my schoolworks.

@@ejslax me too!

Both are wigs.

@@NikkiJabs ok everything is just a lie now @_@

It’s a wig from another movie she is staring in “last night in soho”

Maybe it's just because red hair suits her better and looks more natural

Wigs girl!

it's actually incredibly unrealistic

@@saeedvazirian How so? Trauma represents itself in different ways.

@@saeedvazirian not at all. she displays common trauma signs of substance abuse and detachment

@@natvyhrist3021 damn, youre right. I hadn't noticed her mother didn't really know her whole back story. Her loneliness makes alot more vivid sense now. When she cried in the car, it was so Much because she never cried.

I don't know about that. Her level of social detachment and extreme focus on her only interest gave me autistic vibes. Clearly her experience living with the psychotic and suicidal mother gave her trauma, too, but I didn't experience her as 'archetypically' traumatised. And I don't think diagnosing a fictional character matters. The story isn't about that, and real people aren't, either.

Me irl

Well she grew up in Argentina, and spoke Spanish. So I think she just learned English with a lot of different accents.

And Scottish

And a flawless spanish with an argentinian accent, she truly is a bilingual godess

Yeah I'm usually quite good at picking UK accents apart but her was a doozy. I'm like there's definitely British English in there but then her er sounds like for "First" "where" or "her" sounded like Welsh or Irish. I'm tempted to say she sounds American or Australian, but really as a UK and US citizen I generally think her voice sounds like a mish mash of different parts of the UK.

a nice thought but actually pawns queen in 5 steps

@@mikehandlinger2683 actually it would take 6 moves. the board is an 8x8, 8 rows -1 for your king row, then take another one for the row it starts on. Unless you mean 5 moves, in which I agree

@@thedarkestlight4563 well let's see.. a2-a4, a4-a5, a5-a6, a6-a7, a7-a8 queens in 5 steps..

@@thedarkestlight4563 Pawns can move two rows in their first move, therefore it's five moves

@@LeaRahelsRezensionen it's five moves, but you can argue that while it moves two rows on the beginning, it first has to step on the first row, making it 6 steps

Well make sense plus this was writen base on the time and later publish in 1983

I tought the same about México (Mexico City)

It's called propaganda.

@@marzoval9551 propaganda was portraying every country that is not the U.S. as evil and dirty.

@@noone-qu5ec ..... i mean russia is a dictatorship after all

*the best

When They See Us ????

Well you haven't seen DARK yet

Is this series just 1 off series?means only 1 season and already wrap up and no sequel or s2?

@@reggiedeguzman4515 ı already seen it and yeah it has an excellent topic but it didn't fascinate me that much tbh

and everyone looking up at the ceiling curious and confused

Well, it revealed to her that it was always inside her, and not in any way caused by the drugs.

i think that’s normal. why would anyone want to define themselves first by something they can’t change instead of something they’re passionate about. to define yourself first by gender sounds odd to me, like is that really the most important thing to you, what’s between your legs?

@@XXXkazeXXX Unfortunately it is in this day and age. Thanks to media people are defined by their race, color or their gender before their achievements.

@@XXXkazeXXX Things SHOULD be like that and we,as a people with different colours, accents,genders, sexuality, should be respectful to each other, because those are things that we were born with. However, there are some people, that have to turn someone down to go up. Mostly they find really illogical reasons for that.

I love that, it shows that her motivations aren't sending a message, she wants to do what she's always been passionate about. To her, being "the best female chess player" is an useless category, because the only thing that matters to her is being "the best". I personally love that way of thinking, kinda reminds me of Margaret Thatcher's ideology in a way.

@@senrign Yeah, I hate when people use labels to confine people into a cage instead of seeing what's truly inside of a person. I don't care if you're black, white, asian, latino, a woman, a man, etc. I care about what's inside you, what are your goals, what have you done in your life, your feelings, your story, etc. It's far more important and interesting than the amount of melanin someone has in their skin, or if they were born with chromosomes XX or XY

Preach

Making a big deal out of every female lead is actively hindering the potential for it to be normalized

@@floodedfish Well said. And the fictional Beth Harmon is a real life person, but was called Bobby Fischer, the only American winning the World Champion title of chess to this day (Paul Morphy in the 19th century did practically the same, but championship tournaments didn't exist back then. Besides, Morphy hated to be called a chess player since it wasn't a real profession.).

I really hate how people say this should be normalised then make a big deal of it when it happens

@@ZoolGatekeeper They should have made this about Fischer instead, a real person.

I could watch the performance again until the end of time

deserves an emmy

Yes she was good. But I’m amazed at how little credit is given to the young Beth actress. In mi opinion she was the best performance, her subtleties and complete control of her facial expressions was mesmerizing.

@@rodrigoterrazas4425 I see credit everywhere for her in the comments. She was remarkable. I just don’t think she is doing interviews or publicity, perhaps due to her age and contract, so it feels like she was forgotten.

Me also

I know I felt like crying :(

edit the comment and move the text down so people who haven’t seen it yet have to press read more to see the spoilers 😔

same tbh

@@sci_pain3409 my b, i already changed it!

Exactly

I saw him while watching the show and went "surely thats not him, surely its another baby boy actor"

@@dragon9261 Exactly

Go vegan

seriously, when will this guy age

But the style is umm not super cute personally...

@@ashlyndavidsen8341 she’s been a blonde ever since like the movie split and before 💀

@@chrish4801 not the blonde just the way she has it up

She was also in The VVitch

Ashlyn Davidsen her hair is like that because she is shooting a film during the interview call last night in soho which is based on the 60s thats why her hair is like that lol

and in general

She should wear short hair more often it looks really good on her

No!! I shouldn't have but I did laugh at this Anya interview with that awful wig or hair style she's wearing!

SO CRINGE

@@Veronica_revolver it kinda was yes.. he was like: 🧍🏼‍♂️Do u still like my hair?🥺😉🤨😛🤔😏

I thought it was funny bc that was his way of asking if she still wanted to have sex with him

@@mariacristiano5926 But it was sooo awk tho

Exactly😂

My opinion: it does not look good on her

@@llamamamanly4329 you are correct

Are we sure that’s her actual hair? You can’t see any scalp/ hairline which makes me think it’s a stacked wig

@@ourabouras I wondered too. Next movie after The Queen's Gambit is "Last Night in Soho". Look it up on IMDb and you'll see why her hair looks like that.

I totally agree with you

Agreed

Yea I fully agree. She deserves more recognition.

I think they're both equally great. I give more props to child Beth though simply because of her young age. She only had 1 episode yet she crushed it.

She’ll be going places

yeah I recently wanted to buy a chess set (before I watched Queens gambit) and they were all sold out because now everyone is inspired to play it from this beautiful show!

Like What Beth Once Say "Chess Isn't Always Competitive , Chess Can Also Be Beautiful"

I think she smiles a grand total of 3 times in the whole series. And she makes everyone of them count!

I wouldn't even say it's about human connection, but about engaging with your gift without all the negative feelings that come from competing. When I was in school, I was a maths prodigy. I loved it, I did well in a bunch of competitions, but seeing everyone as an opponent and forcing oneself to become better every day just eats you up and destroys you and your love for your gift. For me, that final scene was her having nothing left to prove, finally able to play just because it's fun. Ultimately, that can be the only "cure" for her addicitions, because as long as you compete you can also lose and that pressure just isn't healthy when you also have to combat physical dependencies.

In a it felt like she was showing her tribute to Mr. Shaibel too. I wish there was a scene showing them smiling at each other from distant or something of that sort

The shows been out long enough. I don't think it's a spoiler anymore.

@@scotchwhisky6094 month isn't long enough. I think the rule of thumb is one year

@@ilmohaikonen7707It is long enough for any netflix binger.

@@scotchwhisky6094 most people have life and cant always be watching Netflix

@@scotchwhisky6094 I JUST finished it bruv

Indeed

ages backwards

PLEASE FR I WATCHED THE MAZE RUNNER A FEW DAYS AGO I THOUGHT HE WAS 16 HE WAS 26 😀 HES 30 NOW AND LOOKS THE SAME

Quite literally

Word

The fact that you write "I'm not very smart" immediately makes you smarter than about 75% of people, and paradoxically, makes you smart.

She does not respect the one female chess player she competed against. Neither time she encountered her. So that sucked.

But she kinda insulted Harry when she said sorry you can't keep up.... Just saying 😂😂😂

@@notesfromunderdog8551 Insightful. But she did ask questions of her in that first meeting that she might not have asked a male and was treated kindly, not dismissively, I think she learned from that. The second time she was in the midst of an emotional/alcoholic mini breakdown and wasn't capable of real human interaction with anyone she was battling so hard with herself. She beat everyone, including herself, but I do wish she'd been a bit more empathetic with the one female she played, I'm in accord on that. That was her first "real" game, it had to be the way it was - they showed none of it, but their interaction was more typically female than had that character been male. Annette was kind, a man might well not have been. It got Beth off to a good start, both the empathy and the explanations given about the rules. Complex characterization development is complex. :^)

Exactly, this is the one true time that I felt the show was great with this stand alone season and ended right where it needed to end, to make it longer would just not fit it and it would drag on the story

I don’t think they can make a sequel because on netflix is says “Limited Series” which means one season

The book ends at the same moment the series does

yep shes already champion of the world, would be hilarious if she went to galactic universe championships with aliens for s2

are you kidding me

Абсолютно согласна, я прям надеялась, что нас не выставят пьющими, тупыми идиотами с промытыми мозгами

Yes true, it was so nice too see this sportsmanship 😅

The professional players take pride in losing when it's done confidently. That's why they can enjoy getting their asses whooped.

Well actually summarizing.. USA beat again URSS ;)) this is how americans thinks since the birth of their nation.

Agreed. It's so cliche to see movies/miniseries where the Russian's are portrayed as the evil villain (ie Rocky 4) instead of normal humans capable of showing feelings like kindness and warmth.

Saaame 😭😭😭

Me too😭😭😭

I started sobbing I was so sad

I may be overly sensitive, for feeling offended by a yt comment

@@Juliana-du3kk sameeee

Chess Is forever interesting and best it doesn't need to be made interesting in a series ...........🙄🙄

@@omkarthube895 you are right, but for people who don’t know anything about chess to watch a series purely about it, when chess games are slow and very tactical, it’s a difficult feat.

Omg seriously it even made me want to pick up chess 😂

Globe doesn’t mean anything really, but peoples praise and recognition does

Should get many awards

Maybe you should watch other shows competing against this before making judgments.

forget golden globes,it deserves an Emmy

or an Emma

she got a golden globe for best actress in a miniseries though!! deserved more of course, but I'm glad shes getting recognition

so you where shaming the guy by his looks?

Really hope so

Hell, Jodie Foster said her performance was excellent. When Jodie Foster says you're talented. You know you're good.

Hopefully Hollywood doesn’t devour her first

Who is magik from The New Mutant?

@@thegunslinger1363 where did she say that if i may ask?

Nah, he made a cinematic drama featuring chess. The actual chess isn't ever the focus, but rather what it represents.

@@joshodom9046 That is definitely in minority opinion.

@@josephdestaubin7426 this was a coming of age story with chess as the main driving point of the story.

She didnt pay him too HAHAHA

Absolutely true... very well said !!! Thanks for the wonderful description 👌👌👍👍😊😊😊

"this is how you write a strong female character" please shut the hell up

She is also a director :) But not in this series

And I loved the pacing of their relationship, even though this is a mini-series...you could see them stumble awkwardly in the beginning and becoming more and more comfortable with each other.

When I saw the first clips of the show in some edits here on RU-vid I was not sure if they would be siblings, I thought they looked quite similar!

and he looks too damn good

Their chemistry had me squealing at their every scene

“do you still like my hair” 😂

BUT TOWNES !! 🥺

A judge on Thursday refused to dismiss GM Nona Gaprindashvili's defamation lawsuit against Netflix, meaning the suit can proceed. The streaming and production company had claimed that because The Queen's Gambit is a work of fiction, it would be immune from defamation suits, but the judge disagreed.

What do you mean? it’s exactly that. She is the only girl who plays chess and is extremely intelligent, on a genius level. She is outstandigly beautiful in any haircut or even the lesser outfits from the beginning, and no matter how much she drinks, she still looks good and does not gain weight (harry says her skin looks bad at one point, but frankly, besides the paleness, no it doesn’t). She has a black friend that only exists to save her ass in the last five minutes of the show by giving her ALL THE MONEY SHE SAVED FOR COLLEGE, because… cool beautiful white girl needed to go play chess and win in the story of her life. The only really non-tropy thing is that her interest into clothes and beauty and investing in her vanity is not associated with stupidity or girly frivolity. The same goes for other chess players, like Benny, the message being you don’t have to be drab to be an intelectual. Or a boy to be intelligent. Conclusion: the series is full of tropes. That being said, I still loved it.

wait til you find out why the actor who played Beth isn't like the other girls Lol (notice I didn't say actress 🤢)

@@nebulashine4600wdym

OH MY GOD I HADN'T REALIZED !!! I'm shook

i said the same thing lmao

OMG ITS HIM????

@@yangmelanie3710 yeah!! I had to double check cos I spent my binging sessions ill with corona and thought I was delirious lol xD

Omg didn't know that was Dudley 😱. Thought he looked familiar but never imagined it would be him.

its not Netflix who makes the series though :p

U can sometimes find something valuable in garbage haha

funds*

They’ve made Roma, Dark, Stranger Things, Marriage Story, Mind Hunters, Bojack Horseman, The Crown, Mank, I’m Thinking of Ending Things, The End of the F***ing World, Sex Education, among other things. They’ve released some quality material. Queen’s Gambit is one of the best.

@@raulruizdevelasco6215 all great choices. Wish Mindhunter was coming back

that's the beauty of thomas sangster 😂

He was 13 years old in Love Actually but he looked 5 years old.

I am still surprised people are just now discovering Thomas Brodie Sangster

U all have forgotten he was in Game of Thrones. Jojen Reed

Who else remembers that he played Ferb in Phineas and Ferb lol

LMFAOOOOOOOO

LMAO WTF

LMAOOOOOO this is great💀💀😂

That would've made for a less epic show

I wonder what that show would be like lmaooo

Lmao

😂😂

HAHAHA

I was so happy when she made the repoters promise, that they'd write about him. He deserves it for recognizing her talent and for leading her to achieve more, by introducing her to the highschool coach ❤️

I diagree. Shaibel got his money back many many times in the form of emjoying Beth's career taking off. HE was the financial backer of her first tournament. Do you really think he cared about the ten bucks? The only sad part is picturing Shaibel in the basement playing thru all of Beth's championship matches move by move all by himself. Also, don't forget, Beth was still hooked on the same pills that ended their relationship in the orphanage. She could not face him yet. Shaibel just died too soon for her to reconnect with him as a fully realized human being. The bitter sweet positive is Beth seeing Shaibel's corkboard with all the clippings was so jolting for her, it shook her awake onto her final path towards personal and professional success.

@@CribNotes I agree on everything what you've said 100%...I'm referring on Beth who forgot to pay a visit to Mr Shaibel, not even a call...I was really waiting for that moment right after she won her first tournament.

@@nethuavindi5692 and it was really a big relief for us following their relationship.

I was so upset at her for that!! I felt that second hand regret!!!

Because people were hungry for a show like this, even if they didn't know it themselves. Don't get me wrong. I love this show. But it isn't perfect. For example the retrurn of Townes. I was like watching a clock and wondering when he's gonna show up in Moscow.

@@fiucik1 Just because something is predictable doesn't mean it's bad. Like his return makes logical sense.

@@evanli8813 Yea, but I knew his gonna show up in Moscow. Exactly then and there.. I'm just saying it's not a perfect show, nothing is...

@@fiucik1 a predictable trope isnt a flaw.

@@whatiswhat8061 Well, but this moment, the way it was done. Too predictable to me. I was literally counting down, 3,2,1 and in comes Townes... And this show surprised me many time, which was great.

SUPORT ME PLSS IF YOU LIKE

Why is it limited.

Best since Hill House!

One the best. I highly recommend Chernobyl!

I recommend Dark

Ikr 😂 this comment is so good.

Ahh nice😂🙌🏻

Or maybe its from people that actually enjoy some well written shows.

@@lobogryz8501 How is this show not well written? It was amazing

🤣🤣🤣

no, the emmys are about tv show awards.

say hi to your grandma, i felt the same way! my favorite episode is the first episode it felt so real and i was so excited, i felt a connection with both beth and mr shaibel so the ending was very upsetting to me. i cried for 3 hours lol.

But the entire thing is fake, would have been better if it was about Fischer, a real being that lived a similar life.

Not really, everything I have said above is true. Yes this is a series based on a book. Dont see what the issue is, my point is it's a great script and story and was also inspired by her.

@@kristianburton6811 But they are forcing it when they come up with a female character just to cater to feminism instead of picking any of the extraordinary men that has lived throughout history like Fischer, Kasparov or in our own time, Magnus Carlsen. Have you seen the official trailer? The first thing being said is "Men are gonna come along and want to teach you things." I mean, really? That part isn't even in the novel which the series is based on. (Written by Walter Tevis in 1983). I guess they would make documentaries about the ones I mentioned since you know, they actually existed.

@@Danuxsy Dude your trying to be difficult for difficults sake. My point is feminism is rammed down our throats in hollywood with things that take former male leading roles, for example Ghostbusters, and oceans 11 two franchiches that both formally starred men they took the name of those franchises to put asses in seats and just swapped out an all male cast for an all female one or another example would be the batwomen series. That to me is forced feminism, this is an original idea, hasn't been done before on screen, good acting g great script. You've taken one line out of an entire 8 to 9 hrs series and called it the same. Most of the series is showing how week her character is how she is fighting addiction for example. This isnt feminism that's being forces down our throats just like the movie salt isnt for example or the movie taking lives. Both original ideas and great movies both star Angelina Jolie. Now do me a favour jog on to someone else's comment and bother them.

I wouldn't call this show feminist, even "good" feminist. I think it's strength lies precisely in the fact that it's not feminist. It's about a woman which is awesome and makes you care, not about a feminist which is cringy and makes you angry.

Woah!

Also, when she's on her bender after that loss, she's wearing the colors that Alma wore for most the show

@@krissam7791 Well, damn, I missed both of those colour notes. I certainly got all the shape cues they were throwing out with the costuming, references to certain designers, and detail paid to hair and makeup, but I totally missed those colours. It was like a vague "what does that hue remind me of? I've seen it recently", and there you go, a whole other layer of allusion

Yes and the scene where she’s hungover , her hat is pale green! I think in another video Netflix said they used green to represent her addiction

@@krissam7791 h

You should if you want learn chess and the show would like 80% more exciting than you experienced, but that's great... For me it's the music got me hooked so much

??? Idk fam, I thought it was pretty dang sexual... there was a sex scene in like half the episodes and the ones that weren't were certainly suggestive. If you told me to inject as much sexualized content into a show about chess as I could without showing nudity or ruining the story, Queen's Gambit wouldn't fall very short of it

And the twins. They were her biggest supporters because they saw her as a friend first, chess player second. Beltik and Benny both saw her as a chess player first, never seeing her until way later.

This is how chess works. In a break, the possible moves are always analysed by the player and her team. The Queens Gambit is not unusual in this aspect.

For me it’s still Unbelievable but this one is also one of the best too

I would LOVE to see them together on a movie or series.

they're both the best young actresses in today's generation

Aries jk probably not why but still true

@@Talia778 lmaooo

I watch it 6 times

Agreed!

It's kind of sad really, because the author of The Queen's Gambit novel had planned on writing a sequel, but he passed away before he was able to. So we'll never know what could've been, with the continuance of Beth's story.

Yep. It's perfect period. The book ended where it did. And that's Beth Harmon at the summit of her glorious mountain. And Anya Taylor Joy is ascending her own glorious mountain. What a shining star she is.

@@hannahyalea do you think he maybe wrote some of it before he passed?

Yes

Gary, I'm your age (actually closer to what Beth would be now), and I, too, am into my third complete viewing of the series.

@@helenarichard first person "I"

but literally every actor does that

@@ay3916 so? it still feels weird

@@Pokejas definitely not. The actor and the person they portray are NOT the same.

Sharp Objects is one up there.. aside from those two..

Completely normal phenomenon

Unorthodox is amazing as well

I agree

when they see us is also up there but yeah i agree

yeess! it was like a slow burn. you click on it because of the interesting poster until you realize you finished it in one sitting.