Makeup Timelapse: Ana de Armas Becomes Marilyn Monroe | Netflix 

Nah, if you look closely at marilyn's make up and hair you'll see how much they failed really

Yes!!

The movie was gross

I’ve only seen the first 20-24 minutes of that film and I’m not sure if I want to watch the rest of it.

@@ThatDoesntWorkForMeBrother I really liked that scene where she blows and swallows JFK. I think it was pretty hot. Besides that the rest was meh

@@ThatDoesntWorkForMeBrother I stopped it was disgusting

The film was not stunning though. It was b*llsh*t and they need to take it down asap

@@puurrrr I know it was problematic, especially the sexual assault scenes. Those were absolutely disturbing to watch and too much for me, but I can’t ignore the fact that Ana was extremely talented and her acting skills were over the top in this movie.

@@liamjoshua8054 True. ButIt would have been better if she played marilyn in a movie that honors her though. The director is a horrible person.

@@puurrrr I completely see why the assault scenes feel problematic. But they are always filmed from her perspective, and meant to portray the overarching effect her abuse by men had on her. The truth of her experiences lies in these scenes, which honestly don’t show a lot when compared to the existing depictions of sexual assault in media today. Ana de Armas is a grown woman working with a director she liked, and dedicated herself to the role, embodying Marilyn as both a, yes, sexual person and, sadly, a victim. People want to see the side of Marilyn we’ve seen in every documentary. Her laugh, her kindness, sweetness, and activism. She was loving and never wanted to inflict the damage done to her. This shows the side of Marilyn we were not allowed to see, but as Marilyn used to, she enjoyed being comfortable in her body, laying topless as a man is permitted to. The sexualization of her abuse is horrible, but definitely not what the film was portraying. These scenes are the antithesis of the scene of her looking at herself in the mirror, maybe truly appreciating her own worth and beauty for the first time. It’s powerful and represents her sexual rebirth. Marilyn was a sex positive person. She was comfortable in her skin, but not her life. Her beauty was important to her, which is also portrayed. And there’s nothing wrong with that. I felt the scenes of abuse showed how men tried to steal that beauty and power for themselves, because they couldn’t stand the idea there was a brain behind the blonde. And it shows in this movie. Marilyn’s life was no fairytale. It was a decades-long nightmare. As Rocketman and Bohemian rhapsody did not shy away from the sex lives and trials of their subjects, this film should not have to either, simply because Ana is a woman and women supposedly should not play their roles as they were in essence if it means being topless, or for once showing the victim’s thoughts and perspective. It’s hard to watch because her life was hard to live. Art is meant to disturb the comforted and comfort the disturbed. Don’t watch if you will feel too affected, as it is very sensitive to victims of SA. But some like me may find their eyes opened to the trauma of women like Marilyn, even if the trauma didn’t happen exactly as depicted. The truth of her trauma is in this movie. If you can stomach it, there’s a lot to learn about her mindset.

@@mirandaroub8668 to be honest, the first thought I had after I watched the movie was to wonder if her life behind the cameras was even more traumatic than the one portrayed in this movie😅

What Monroe deserved was justice. Tragedies befell her users and this movie help expose these evil people to the current generation.

she was murder. by the keneddy. not suicude

Marilyn WAS used and abused her entire life. The film is an accurate, gritty and uncomfortable depiction of how she must've perceived it herself.

Then you didn't really get the movie if you still think Marilyn killed herself after watching it! Get a clue for F sake they didn't need to spell it out use your brain

@@memchakonthoujam3413 😂😂😂😂

What! I though she came back from the dead! I will not not watch if this movie doe not have the actual Marilyn Monroe.

the whole movie was smut it was terrible and disrespectful to marilyn

@@Ronariverah lmao

People would always find a way to hate ana de armas, they put their own self hate to the actress. They just cant accept the fact that they’re miserable.

@@jassypr she’s beautiful but the movie directors did a great disservice to Marilyn herself, may she Rest In Peace

I wouldn't say respect if she knew that this movie was extremely exploitive towards marilyn and even herself smh doing all these unnecessary scenes..

Работа невероятная, а результат нулевой! Суррогат!

nah blonde was exploitative and shitty esp now knowing that the director literally thinks marilyn was a whore

I wouldn’t compare this film to Elvis at all!

Please go watch everything everywhere all at once. It is the best film I’ve seen in about ten years

@@kristinab3069 even if the movie is based on fiction and not the reality the cinegraphy of the movie is amazing

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she was good, just her voice wasn't

@acechandlerac you can have your opinion but tbh the movie was bad - to me lol

Agree. She was fabulous. The movie was terrible

@acechandlerac "it's just wasn't your taste" such a lame answer. Dude I'm open to every single genre of a movie but unfortunately this didn't work for me. I love Spencer, a fictional take on Princess Diana and yet that movie was far superior than Blonde

I honestly don’t find Ana’s performance to be anything particularly impressive, technical, and memorable. She was acting distressed, tense, and anxious throughout the whole movie & constantly crying. The way she talks & her voice sound forced & unnatural. I don’t exactly blame her since the script is horrific. It’s hard for an actor to convey what they thrive to do if the director already flopped. Her chance of getting an Oscars nomination has significantly dropped.

Lol good troll.

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It seemed like an actress portraying Marilyn Monroe

@@barronridge5613 bruh i think it was, marilyn lowkey died 🤔

@@barronridge5613 yeah a dreadful actress

No lmao she sounded more like Penelope Cruz than Marilyn Monroe lmao

May I remind you this movie was in ways so disrespectful to marylin who is real life person and they treated her like trash

@@natalienwozo155 so what, just for that, she doesn't deserve an Oscar? Her performance was stunning...

@@natalienwozo155 We are talking about the actress. Not Marilyn Monroe itself. She said that Ana should get an award for playing and transforming into Marilyn's character, not the movie itself because it is based on a FICTIONAL book about Marilyn.

me when i lie. the movie is trash, no doubt about her acting skills but let's not lie about the movie.

@@koonshia Let people enjoy things. Art is highly subjective. Gosh

@@gaylord_focker those people defend like cuties are creeps of shills

Not that rape scene 😡

No.

I’m sorry but from what I’ve heard about the movie being fictional and the story it maybe should have never been made. It’s disrespectful to the point that it should be excluded from awards even if her portrayal was lovely. It’s sad. They literally exploited Marilyn Monroe once again with this movie. And basically portrayed Marilyn Monroe as if she was fictional character and not a real person with real life trauma and experiences. But they took her real life situations, experiences, and traumas and fabricated for a entertainment. I’m so surprise this movie got pass approval this day in age.

@@tera7621 see that's what's the problem you are judging something you have not even watched so you have no opinion on the matter other than what you've been told from the news you have not experienced or watched the movie yourself so until then keep your judgments to yourself because you can't really have an opinion on the matter when you not watched the movie

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@@pcorey182 I totally get what you are saying. But thats not the point I’m trying to make on rather my opinion of the movie is good or not. I was very interested in watching the movie and I’m pretty sure the actress did amazing and the movie is probably great! But it is a FACT that the movie was fictional. And It’s based on a book where they took real parts of Marilyn life and story and rewrote their own version of the events that took place based on their imagination. It’s a fictional biopic. For example as soon as I heard about the fictional scene of her and the president i was like wtf. Putting myself in her shoes, I wouldn’t want anyone rewriting over my traumas and scandals.

😂😂😂😂😂😂

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My thoughts exactly, I like all the rawness that are shown in the movie, not the typical candy-coated happy ending biopic, although some scenes I found it too excesive (the fetuses and the blowjob were a little bit too much). What a calvary had to suffer Norma Jean to become an icon as she was as Marilyn, always seen as a living inflatable doll for the Cinema Industry.

Yall just don't get it. Do yall.

😂

@some people deserve to be humbled 4 good you face is funny

The movie isn’t based on her life but on the book written by Joyce Carol Oates, which is a fictional biography of Marilyn’s life, so yeah, the movie isn’t supposed to be exactly like her real life.

ITS FICTION💀

Can you please elaborate since you seem to understand what Marilyn went through

@@abrahamnasiri7684 Marilyn Monroe specifically said many times she never wanted a biography because of the way they twist the lives of others she’s seen pass, so many people are upset because they’re making it now on her behalf

​@@barrymendonca Nah, it's also based on Andrew Dominik's perverted mind. He added his share of smut all throughout the movie as well.