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Last Night in Soho - She Died in That Room 100 Times: Sandy (Diana Rigg & Anya Taylor-Joy) reveals her story.
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FILM DESCRIPTION:
An aspiring fashion designer is mysteriously able to enter the 1960s, where she encounters a dazzling wannabe singer. However, the glamour is not all it appears to be, and the dreams of the past start to crack and splinter into something far darker.
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Cast: Anya Taylor-Joy, Diana Rigg, Matt Smith, Thomasin Harcourt McKenzie
Director: Edgar Wright
Producer: Edgar Wright
Screenwriter: Edgar Wright, Krysty Wilson-Cairns
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@trinaq 2 года назад

Rest in peace, Diana Rigg. I should have known that they wouldn't cast an actress of her caliber, and give her a seemingly minor role as a landlady if it wasn't going to have a proper payoff.

@miriamponlatetera4611 Год назад

Cleaver

@Harew0lf Год назад

@@miriamponlatetera4611 ironic

@amany247 Год назад

No god but Allah Islam way for peace and real monotheist Search about the truth with honest heart

@filippotarletti152 Год назад

@@amany247no one asked you

@miranda13c 8 месяцев назад

Well said.

@spiceupyourafterlife 11 месяцев назад

I love how gleefully she describes killing all those men who abused her, like she's proud of what she did (as well she should be). Diana Rigg delivers this scene perfectly!

@leonie.450 11 месяцев назад

Realllll

@Tesseract.2012 10 месяцев назад

Fitting that she was another example of living long enough to see yourself become the villain.

@Art-is-craft 2 месяца назад

She was abused by one person. All those other men were murdered the movie was not good.

@michaelguaman5907 10 дней назад

@@Art-is-craftdo you realize those men abused her over and over again before she had enough and killed them all it’s not like they were all there for the first time

@Art-is-craft 10 дней назад

@@michaelguaman5907 No that’s is not the case. She was abused and used by one person. Who forced her into prostitution. They are guilty of being johns and that is about the height of it.

@MehIgotnothing 2 года назад

"Tell Ellie, I want her to know it was me." Lol Diana Rigg was an absolute legend.

@IndyIsabelle 2 года назад

What

@MehIgotnothing 2 года назад

@@IndyIsabelle It's a spin on Diana Rigg's line from Game of Thrones.

@UndeadSlayer5 Год назад

Wait that was her I didn’t even recognize her

@yashny 11 месяцев назад

Wow I just realized it's her

@Annabellethedoll666 7 месяцев назад

@@MehIgotnothingi was wondering why she looked so familiar 😂

@lesigh1749 2 года назад

Some actors are cursed with an embarrassing final credit on IMDB. Dame Dianna Rigg went out on a stonker of a final movie, and a great performance in it.

@lesigh1749 2 года назад

@@kristopherschermerhorn998 I said stonker, not stinker. It was a great movie.

@kristopherschermerhorn998 2 года назад

@@lesigh1749 Whoops 🤣

@Jackattack359 2 года назад

@@lesigh1749 well that’s a word you don’t hear everyday😅

@lesigh1749 2 года назад

@@Jackattack359 I think only certain parts of the UK and Australia use it much.

@Jackattack359 2 года назад

@@lesigh1749 I see

@弘睿甫 2 года назад

This film didn't get enough attention This might be Edgar's best work yet, at least to me

@joel9811 2 года назад

Yeah it like came out last year and not much people talk about it and videos of it on youtube only like got about like 500 likes or 100 likes, it's soo good it honestly needs more attention

@joel9811 Год назад

@TheSportsGuru the writing bothered me a bit too but either way I still like it

@mikeivoyloff1656 Год назад

Like he was doing a good movies up to that point.

@lizjo7213 Год назад

I liked it but was bothered how Ellie could just run off and still be allowed to return to her classes plus I kept thinking that all the decaying bodies would not only smell but cause maggots...

@tylergalvez5033 Год назад

The film didn’t do too we cuz it was still during the pandemic unfortunately

@foursidedamico3101 Год назад

As deranged as this twist is. She wasn’t taking innocent lives, those men were far from innocent. Sandy was their karma.

@magallanesagustin4952 Год назад

I agree. They all deserved it.

@emiliobrentani7456 Год назад

Death is a bit too much of a punishment for someone who did what they did (except for the pimp, of course).

@foursidedamico3101 Год назад

@@emiliobrentani7456 like I said before. As messed up as this is, she was kind of doing the world a favor by getting rid of those disgusting men.

@Movieslurge2 Год назад

YES!! All Johns (be they make or female- but we all know they’re 99.9% male) are RAPISTS. Rapists deserve nothing but pain.

@deft4184 Год назад

@@foursidedamico3101The pimp deserved it but the rest I am not sure.

@pringlebatch Год назад

Love that shot of Ellie's eyes on the blade at 1:54

@romeblanchard3419 2 года назад

Ms. Collins explaining to Ellie that the house stinks, foreshadows that there’s actual corpses hidden in there. Ellie seeing the ghost of Jack and other men during her run on the street and library also makes sense ‘cause they were killed.

@mikeivoyloff1656 Год назад

Sandie hid corpses behind the walls long before Mexican cartels, yeah

@FilmSureelist97 Год назад

I just realized that now that you said that. When she told her that the French bistros garlic smell takes over.. that makes a lot of sense.. That was very clever of her.

@Art-is-craft 2 месяца назад

Bodies would do more that just smell bad they would release gases and the air would be unliveable.

@madeleineprice3556 2 месяца назад

@@Art-is-craftexactly it would smell worse than just garlic

@pokokuyo51 2 месяца назад

So ellie seeing the ghost of young sandie on the streets doesn't make sense because she wasn't literally killed? Unfortunately there's a lot of these bullshits in the movie

@Rich575 Год назад

It’s scarier when you hear sandy’s voice transition to her younger/older self

@thesilentknight4554 2 года назад

Honestly, this was a pretty interesting twist I didn't see coming. Sandy as the old landlord, as the anti-villian. And those bastards did get what they deserve!! Good for Sandy!🥴😇🙈

@brandonsamuels6457 2 года назад

Yes, bloody brilliant really. A kind of reverse Jack the Ripper......Sandie the Ripper.

@elnoare 2 года назад

I was kind of disappointed that they went this route

@silver_millennium 2 года назад

@@brandonsamuels6457 Sandie the Slasher?

@videojuegos3dlocurasextrem949 2 года назад

@@elnoare why? It was incredible!

@videojuegos3dlocurasextrem949 2 года назад

This movie was brilliant, YES YEP! LOVE Thomas McKenzie!

@emthatyourefuse2494 Год назад

... She's wearing the exact same damn lipstick Sandie has on earlier in the movie, isn't she? Goddamn.

@origamikiddo2625 Год назад

Diana Rigg. I know her mostly from her appearance in Doctor Who with this voice, very interesting to see her range here, such a good actor.

@peteiswriteingnow Год назад

I know her mostly from The Avengers the lovely Mrs Peel and then James Bond On her majesty secret service 1969, the only time he got married but im obviously older then you, great actress and very pretty when younger.

@madeleine5561 3 месяца назад

Who was she in Doctor Who?

@stelmaria-mx 3 месяца назад

@@madeleine5561she played the villain in 'The Crimson Horror'

@artiefakt4402 Месяц назад

Loved her as Lady Olenna Tyrell in Game of Thrones

@Tesseract.2012 10 месяцев назад

“I don’t think it’s for us to say whether a person deserves to live or die. Revenge is like a poison. It can take you over. Before you know it, it can turn us into something ugly.” - Aunt May

@MomMom4Cubs Месяц назад

Yes, this!

@rockoperajon Год назад

Edgar Wright is such an amazing visual director. The way his scenes are shot and edited is pure style, and it’s a wonder to behold. I imagine this scene in the hands of most other directors, and in most cases, it would be so boring by comparison. (Though I’d be interested to see what Quentin Tarantino or the Coen Brothers might do with this scene)

@FilmSureelist97 Год назад

The wide shots of Ellie and Miss Collins across from eachother are amazing.

@safado441 Год назад

Frankly, Sadie's change from good girl to murderous was pretty sad.

@tylergalvez5033 Год назад

Sad BUT ALSO MADE SENSE!! Omfg. Edgar Wright did a perfect job of misdirection. From victim to murderer

@safado441 Год назад

@@tylergalvez5033 She just wanted to be a singer.

@Art-is-craft 2 месяца назад

@@tylergalvez5033 It makes zero sense.

@Rosabella.Thorne7 Год назад

"I support women's rights, but most importantly I support women's wrong."

@yajnalgibno6536 2 года назад

The Frickin plot twist mate.. Golly!

@kareneastman9695 Год назад

RIP, Diana Rigg.😞😲😞 I love these Split times two lives being shown at nearly the same time movies.🙂

@agenttheater5 Год назад

It does make the scene, doesn't it? Ms Collins's voice, like she's your nanny saying: "Come on now, drink it all up there's a good girl."

@React2This 8 месяцев назад

“Tell Cersei it was me.” ❤

@JJBGaming__YT Год назад

Loved the ending / twist to the film ❤️

@Kristin2885 10 месяцев назад

She was like a more glam 60's version of real-life Aileen Wuornos. Sometimes you can only take so much trauma and abuse before you snap back.

@rossegan7034 8 месяцев назад

Aileen was a straight up murderer..a monster..there is no justification for what she did.

@Art-is-craft 2 месяца назад

The character was abused by one person only. The other men were victims of murder. Her initial exploitation was not an excuse for the horrors the character inflicted.

@jasonmillsom2981 2 года назад

Good on Sandie

@zboy1152 Год назад

Diane went out swinging, rest in peace ❤

@billybutcher8584 2 года назад

Such a great movie

@jaygee6738 8 месяцев назад

during that reveal... I was shaking at the sheer terror of it all. What a final performance by Rigg. One of my favorite actresses of all time.

@Art-is-craft 2 месяца назад

It was a really bad movie and how on earth did the make a mass murdered the victim.

@gregorbaby4269 Год назад

Tea with no cakes?... She still didn't get her cakes? (kudos to anyone who understood that GoT reference)

@civitad 10 месяцев назад

Cheese?

@limdennis813 Год назад

1:40 RIP 11th doctor from doctor who

@ArkhamKnight-uj6ww Год назад

No regeneration from that

@samuelreyes1689 17 дней назад

“I don’t believe in the glorification of murder, however I do believe in the empowerment of women” - lady Gaga 😂❤

@ZombiefreakPrincess Год назад

I loved this scene! Really shocked me and showed me how badass Sandie and Ellie are! Girl Power despite the amount of murder. It was either those fellas had to die or Sandie's soul would be ripped from her for the rest of her life, that's why she wasn't going to go to jail. Morals of a sexual abuse/assault survivor ❤️❤️

@leonie.450 Год назад

YESSSS

@jackelsey1866 Год назад

1:41 When you forget to take the chicken out of the freezer

@sebastianemond5313 11 месяцев назад

2:44 - 2:57 It's too bad Ellie never told Sandy that she saw what she went through in her dreams.

@enriquefreund2912 6 месяцев назад

She wouldn't believe her, Alexandra has showed how logical and tactical she is

@cristobalbenitez823 8 месяцев назад

Diana Rigg, que gran actriz!!!! ❤❤❤❤

@artemis_furrson Год назад

Sandy was swinging more than just the beat

@laurafitzpatrick2181 Год назад

OMG this was so good. 👀

@Andrew_Merrill Год назад

Most underrated movie in 2021 Edgar Wright can Write movies very well.

@JJBGaming__YT Год назад

Great film with an excellent ending ❤

@kammyland Год назад

She would been good American horror story… old lady…

@susanstorm7910 Год назад

Rip Diana Rigg

@brandonkashinsky9222 Месяц назад

I love that show so much

@nanachiluv5005 Год назад

god damn i love diana rigg. rip legend.

@frankinsaneandmyrrh1202 10 месяцев назад

so to clarify, did she kill all of the men after they've had their way? or was it that after being used many times, eventually she would start killing the men before they could touch her?

@akshaya6770 10 месяцев назад

They were her usuals , it seems.

@Art-is-craft 2 месяца назад

She killed the men after she interacted with the men. She was exploited by one character but that does not explain her murdering campaign.

@gogogoooooooooo Год назад

My only criticism is Wright probably shouldn’t have had Ellie tell John to come get her after after 15 minutes. Immediately knew Ms Collins was Sandie as soon as I heard that. Amazing twist regardless.

@viciousLUA 5 месяцев назад

How did you get that connection?

@maxrockatansky2702 Год назад

Ana Taylor-Joy was fantastic as Sandy, however the girl who played Jocasta would be a better young Diana Rigg look-alike...

@alexochoa2568 Месяц назад

Would have been cool also if they hired her actress Daughter to do it too, Tom hanks had his sons play his younger self, and Susan Sarandon had her daughter play a younger her, I thought it was really cool that the daughter of the actress who played Sheldons mom in the big bang theory played her younger self in Young Sheldon 😎

@irenediaz5432 3 месяца назад

Cool plot twist, if it just made sense... What about the vision? Can a vision just lie like that?

@JotaP1n 11 месяцев назад

Brilliant performance

@chingizzhylkybayev8575 Год назад

How does the human body decomposition work in this movie, exactly?

@Lucky_72 Год назад

She sees ghost

@kimberlyterasaki4843 Год назад

The landlady mentioned she had a hard time keeping people because of the smell especially in the summer

@Fireglo Год назад

What would a corpse left under the floorboards for 60+ years actually be like? Surely the place would be infested with bugs.

@FilmSureelist97 Год назад

@@kimberlyterasaki4843 I just noticed that. I remember when she said that the French bistro has a bad smell but it was just the dead bodies

@civitad 10 месяцев назад

I think a lot of movies expect the viewer to suspend belief in reality and to give them some dramatic license. I also figured that she must have done something to wrap the body and put some kind of a decomposition agent or something to deal with the smell. I guess they're probably wasn't much of a backyard to put the bodies

@LPJack02 Год назад

RIP Dame Diana Rigg (July 20, 1938 - September 10, 2020), aged 82 You will be remembered as a legend.

@vineedhaanda831 7 месяцев назад

F*cking legend

@fernandoelbrat 11 месяцев назад

This gave me chills when I watched it such a well fun movie ❤

@CommanderNam Год назад

She did nothing wrong

@dmittleman9757 Год назад

Murder? Several times?

@JM16446 Год назад

She did try to kill eloise

@CommanderNam Год назад

@@JM16446 but then she let her live

@JM16446 Год назад

@@CommanderNam but still the fact she tried to kill her while she was innocent is something wrong. I do sympathise with her when she killed the men but Ellie did nothing wrong.

@CommanderNam Год назад

@@JM16446 but she didnt go through with it.The attempt didn't even happen

@ChildOfTheFlower 10 месяцев назад

A plot hole regarding the twist, are we seeing Sandie's memories through the room or Jack's? If Eloise was living the memories of Jack's, then how would she know of the conversations Sandie has when Jack isn't around. In it being Sandie's, it makes the twist feel like a last minute addition as she is suppose to be dead because Eloise had that hickey in the beginning and can jump into Eloise's body during the dreams so she would have been literally dead for all these things to have happened. I do believe Wright was intending for this to be a ghost story but wanted to have Sandie still triumph where for that to work is by having the twist which hinders the 1st half regarding what Eloise was experiencing.

@odd-man9281 3 месяца назад

I believe what Ellie was was dealing with in the house wasn't an average ghost but a poltergeist. A poltergiest is said to be energy created from extreme negative emotion and trauma from the person that's living there, taking form of a spirit. In this case Sandy's trauma. That's why Ellie was able to see Sandie's memories because she was psychically linked to said poltergiest that was created by trauma she experienced

@pokokuyo51 2 месяца назад

Yes its one of the biggest flaw of the movies(among many other). We were shown the travel to the past in sandie POV but it was never the ghost of sandie so it doesn't make sense. But if we instead assume that it was a retelling of sandie story from the memories of jack and other men then it's undermining the whole "i know how you feel" scene in the final. Honestly edgar Wright really dissapoint me with this film. With so many interesting dialogue in the early part it can be clearly seen he was much more ambitious initially.

@gregstewart5081 3 месяца назад

My suggestion on a different horror ending. Ms Collins poisons Ellie she starts to black out as Collins reveals all & grabs knife indicating how she will kill john next. Fade to black. Year later Ms Collins is showing a new girl the room just like she did with Ellie. Camera pans around to show all the ghosts now include Ellie & John. The End

@thewiseass895 9 месяцев назад

Wait what was Sandy's initial plan with Ellie? the drink wasn't lethal so what was she planning to do??

@neubtuber 6 месяцев назад

It was meant to relax her and allow her a more peaceful death i think. I mean she played music and such.she also drank little and it might not have been powerful enough, there could be several reasons. But i also thought she was done for after drinking.

@aliciareynolds3342 2 года назад

periodt 🔪

@kb4903 Год назад

How did the bodies not stink?

@Fireglo Год назад

She blamed it on the bistro next door.

@kb4903 Год назад

@@Fireglo oh really? Must have missed that.

@Fireglo Год назад

@@kb4903 plus there couldn't be much left after 60 years.

@kb4903 Год назад

@@Fireglo yeah I get it. Must been rotten though.

@Fireglo Год назад

@@kb4903 definitely would have had a bug infestation.

@NicholasVincent-ol1zk 4 месяца назад

My codolens'

@arizonatsunami Год назад

Are we supposed to be rooting for her or against her?

@ChildOfTheFlower 10 месяцев назад

The movie has us rooting for her because the men she killed were all her customers and she was pimped out resorting to her madness in becoming a serial killer. If you go with the notion of acknowledging Sandy's actions as still being murder despite her victims then it is easy to root against her while still having sympathy for her as she is willing to murder two innocent kids when there is no guarantee they would have exposed had she left them alone. It depends on whether you believe Sandy was as much as an angel as Eloise views her that the ending either is seen as a "you go girl" moment or Wright trying to have his cake and eating it too.

@aunicornwithnonameskywalke2430 8 месяцев назад

Oh how the master bedroom became the backdrop for the lies used to cover them in service of their desires while they watched time after time how dealers get their clientele from hooked loyal then disposable when a me versus them arises. How to get a guey with m ur der mal ice afore thought

@erraticskul Год назад

0:15 0:30 1:09 2:06 2:43 3:03

@mightybitchy 11 месяцев назад

This is where the movie jumped the shark. That twist was too obvious, and the whole reveal and chase scene, were b movie slasher level. Also, I can’t feel sympathy for this sociopathic woman. Through Ellie’s eyes, maybe, because she’s too vulnerable. But Sandie was the one who made her bed, and had to lie in it. Which is something a lot of viewers lost sight of, because they just love a good old pity party. To me it was a good cautionary tale, on never thinking beauty is an end in itself.

@civitad 10 месяцев назад

But she didn't think that. She gave a demonstration of her singing and then when he asked her how her dancing was she gave him a demonstration of that. She quite clearly thought she had talent to make it. And he pretended that he thought she did it as well and that he would be helping her.

@Wednesdaywoe1975 7 месяцев назад

You're awful.

@Art-is-craft 2 месяца назад

@@civitad Her interactions with one character who exploited her does not explain away her murdering dozens of men.

@user-fu7zf4ck9z Год назад

This was so bad lmao. The climax of this movie was unbelievably stupid

@ren5592 Год назад

It's good, better than what anyone would expect. You just didn't like the fact that the woman was capable of doing something just as bad as how she was treated I guess.

@ashharijaywardena Год назад

Nonsense. It was a great film. Keeps you hooked from start to finish. I had a few problems with some of the plot (some logical inconsistencies), but they were minor problems that didn't take anything away from the thrill of the plot and the outstanding visuals.

@user-fu7zf4ck9z Год назад

@@ashharijaywardena Who are you supposed to root for at the end? And what do you think the message of the movie was

@ashharijaywardena Год назад

@@user-fu7zf4ck9z Thanks for asking your questions and giving me an opportunity to try to convince you by the way. People can be so close-minded, and it's nice to come across someone different:)

@Fireglo Год назад

@@user-fu7zf4ck9z It's a horror film. It's supposed to be nasty and feel bittersweet at the end. Like the end of a slasher movie. Are you supposed to feel happy or sad? A bit of both. You're happy the final girl made it but you also realise all of her friends are dead and she's probably never going to recover from her experience.