TÁR - Official Trailer [HD] - In Select Theaters October 7 

Cate received an 8 minute standing ovation in Venice for this film. She is a legend of her time, most film critics agree to this. As an actress she is completely fearless, and loses herself in each role she plays. I see her on screen and marvel at her talent. She's mesmerising and so is her voice - rich, deep, resonant. What a combination of skills!

I have seen a trend lately, to going back to ambiguous trailers, giving you a a taste of the movie without spoiling it. Giving the audience a chance to go and see a movie in the theatre, knowing what they saw, was not only compelling but intriguing, without knowing the overall story and I am loving every second of it. Count me in for this one.

Cate Blanchett is a true artist. Her filmography is so diverse. She is a master at the more serious roles, but isn’t afraid to dive into comedy. She is so well rounded and it’s not often an actor can play different genres so well!

Anyone who have eyes and ears know that Cate Blanchett was criminally robbed in Oscar!!!

If there is any working actor today who deserves more than 3 Oscars, it's Cate Blanchett. She's an acting legend and clear lock for best actress oscars 2023.

I've never seen anything like this movie. The script blew my mind - tying music, identity, and art - and the discourse around ego, cancellation, and value of beauty - brilliant. Cate Blanchett was compelling, mesmerizing, brilliant, and pioneering. No one else could have pulled this off at this level of excellence. Bravo, Maestro.

I saw it last night, and Cate Blanchett continues to blow my mind with her powerful performances. Victim or villain? Her portrayal of the fictional character Lydia Tár and the film’s production values were all next level. Congratulations to everyone who worked on this incredible work of art!

Incredible film. And as a former classical pianist, the amount of research in the classical music world was so seamless and astounding to me. When she was explaining a Bach prelude to a student, it was exactly how a pianist studies Bach using voicing and dialogue. I was amazed at the deep references of an obscure composer Kalinnikov, the reference of atonality, and her conducting style very in the style of Bernstein (which there are documentaries of Bernstein conducting Mahler). Such a damn good film

Cate, you deserved that Oscar, i was for Michelle yeoh getting it. But then watched this masterpiece. This was so deep and you were outstanding.

Having seen the film I can assure, you are in a treat for master class acting from Cate Blanchett. She completely operates on different level any actors would dare dream of. This is a nuanced character study that will nothing but astound you. Cate Blanchett is sure shot lock for win Best actress next year. Have not seen any performance that has surpassed her this year, male or female. If you had to compare, she's mixture of Daniel day lewis in 'There will be blood' and Natalie Portman in 'Black Swan' but more subtle yet layered performance, that's impossible to ignore. I get why Todd Field had written this script for Ms Blanchett. There's no one but only Blanchett can pull this off. I can not imagine someone beating her for the Oscar. In fact her acting goes even beyond getting recognised with a golden trophy. This performance will be remembered in cinema history being one of the best if not the best.

“The narcissism of small differences leads to the most boring conformity.” She is correct folks.

Cate’s acting in Tar was so captivating that I felt like I was in the same room with her at each and every moment. Absolutely brilliant, a complete marvel, she’s deserves every praise that is thrown her way!

So many of my favorite memories from cinemas to Blockbuster include numerous Cate Blanchett films. She is still a queen.

The REAL Oscar winner

Cate is like the Meryl Streep of our generation. She will definitely go down as of the goat actors.

This movie is a masterpiece on several levels, not least of which are Cate Blanchett's transformational performance and Todd Field's long-awaited return to writing and directing. There are a lot of ways to read the movie but on a purely atmospheric note, I think it's the best horror movie of 2022 by a mile.

I watched the film yesterday, and it was amazing! Cate is more than deserving of a third Oscar. She didn’t just play Lydia Tár, she BECAME Lydia Tár.

Tar is an absolute classic. one of the best movies of all time. It's so good, you can keep binge watching this movie over and over.

Calling her a gem would be a disservice to the perfection she gives out in every role. She's a masterpiece of an actress.

Have had pleasure to watch this movie, Cate Blanchett is an undeniable force. Cleary best of her career. She even surpassed her performances in Elizabeth, Blue Jasmine, Carol. She looks front runner for upcoming Oscars.

Cate Blanchett can be anything. She fits any role. She kills any genre. Another oscar is on the way. Damn, Cate is ma queen since i was teenager and still counting.

Cate is such powerful actress. Shes been in the zone for so long and every time when I think shes peaked she brings out something else entirely. Her and Tilda Swinton.

Cate Blanchett is one of the finest actress of her generation, in the same level as other living actresses like Meryl Streep, Glenn Close and Frances McDormand. She's a chameleon in her movies, when she acts, you really don't see Cate be like "look at me I'm an actress yeay", no, she literally became the person that she's playing, she dissapeared to the role. According to the director, this movie only works if Cate accepted the role, the role was meant for Cate and honestly seeing this trailer already, Cate is definitely gonna give another career best performance

Cate Blanchett is the most talented working actor today. She completely envelops every character she plays. Its astounding. The psychological drama / thriller is my favorite genre and I can't wait to see this!

*TODD FIELD'S STATEMENT IN A RECENT INTERVIEW “This script was written for one artist, Cate Blanchett,” Field said in a director’s statement. “Had she said no, the film would have never seen the light of day. Filmgoers, amateur and otherwise, will not be surprised by this. After all, she is a master supreme. Even so, while we were making the picture, the superhuman-skill and verisimilitude of Cate was something truly astounding to behold. She raised all boats. The privilege of collaborating with an artist of this caliber is something impossible to adequately describe. In every possible way this is Cate’s film.”*

This movie reminds us of why we love to go to the movies, Excellent acting, writing and story telling.

For people wondering the music used in the trailer (starting from 0:07) is Ró by Icelandic contemporary classical composer Anna Thorvaldsdottir and shares some similarities with that of Hildur Gudnadottir who created the original music for TÁR.

She should win the Oscar for that opening monologue alone. Outstanding performance. I couldn't keep my eyes off her every move and expression. I am now going to have to track down each and every performance she has ever done just so I can truly label myself as a fan.

Cate Blanchett ‘s third Oscar mark my words

I have watched it twice and I will watch it again soon. It's the first time I can't get enough of a movie.

Cate Blanchett is one of the very few actresses that stop me in my tracks with silence and anticipation in her acting roles, and she never ever lets me down.

Blanchett is absolutely mesmerizing in this. I've watched it once, and am giving myself at least one day before watching it again because it's still marinating in my mind. Had such a visceral reaction to it. It's brilliant on so many levels.

The only actor I can think of who gets to this level of absolutely positively becoming the character, and being extreeeemely selective choosing roles, is Daniel Day-Lewis. To me, these two are in a league of their own

Cate Blanchett the Winner

With a setup like this, there's literally no one on Earth best suited to compose for a film like this than Hildur Guðnadóttir.

I saw ads for this and honestly thought it would be a basic film about some rich persons struggle in losing the limelight. But watching it was so much more. It was fantastic. So many subtle details, such strong cinematic shots, way more psychological than expected. I suffer with severe depression, and as someone who is a creative, this film sparked back my desire to create and learn again. On very rare occasion do I have this - where a film, especially one with a grim outlook, will inspire me to creative and engage more in my life. This film is phenomenal if you have an appreciation for visual and audio craft, interesting dialogue points and melancholy cinema. I strongly recommend watching it with proper surround sound, a big screen - and paying close attention. There’s a lot of tie backs and connections worth looking out for

Michelle Yeoh could never reach this level of acting, still in awe of it

So, Michelle Yeoh won the Oscar over Cate Blanchett? What the butt plug?!

The best film of the 2020s so far and I would dare to say the best film of the past decade (2013-2023).

one of the best movies i’ve ever seen

she was so deserving of the oscar win. How on earth did yeoh win over her?

I’m still not over the lunacy of her not being awarded the Oscar. She is the legend of our time

Ferocious, core-wrenching, mind-altering musicality --- and that's just the acting. Essential examination of predatory power politics in the classical music world, and others. I didn't notice the movie's length and left knowing I had to re-vist the thorny argument on art vs artist (and am still in limbo). Like others, I'm going to look up all of her movies.

One of Cate Blanchett's most powerful acting skills is that she allows herself to be fully seen by the viewer. She has a profound ability to fully reveal herself within each of the diverse roles she plays, no holds barred.

I just saw the film in the cinema. I cannot put to words how much I adore Cate Blanchett. She just has to win an Oscar for this, there is no other way. She's always fabulous, but she's outdone herself this time I swear

I love how Focus Features is giving this movie a horror movie marketing

Today is my birthday, 11/11 and my husband asked me what I wanted. I said, "Take me to see "TÁR", so that's what we're about to do. Reading the comments finalized my decision. I love Kate's films and this looks to be perhaps one of her best yet. So excited to see a TRULY QUALITY FILM, somewhat of a rarity at the theaters these days.

Cate Blanchett will definitely win a BAFTA for this and if stars align, a third Oscar too. She's the doyen of Western cinema.

Todd Field + Cate Blanchett + lesbian romance + psychological thriller ? I'm in!

In 20 years people will watch this movie and appreciate it the way people love a good Dario Argento film now. Very unsettling

Thank you to people who recommended this film to me, it was fucking incredible. Cate Blanchett absolutely killed it, what a performance.

I’ve had to go back on this trailer - I can’t believe she didn’t win the Oscar last night. This wasn’t just the performance of the year - it was one of the best performances of all time. She was robbed - and all for some gimmicky multiverse nonsense of a film.

Easily the best film of the year. I didn’t want it to end.

This film is so much better than the trailer makes it out to be!

Legendary trailer. Having seen it only after having seen the film itself, this is just a perfect encapsulation of what the film is about without giving too much away. Rhythm, suspense, tension, sound design, drama, hype, the perfect amount of context, it's all there but without any fluff. Kudos to the editor, remarkable work. 👏👏👏

She is the finest actress of her generation. Bar none.

Cate Blanchett is definitely the best actor working today and I cannot wait to watch that on screen!

I can’t shake this feeling. I watched, “Tár” earlier this week and revisiting this trailer just now really helped me understand how uncomfortable and unnerving of a movie this was, yet truly brilliant and should be studied for generations. I liken the experience to the first viewing of “There Will Be Blood”, minus the humorous parts. It is very rare that I feel as I should be careful as to who I may recommend a movie like this to, because those who might not appreciate it aren’t emotionally prepared to. “Tár” is forever a true classic.

This brought a smile to my face. It blew my mind. I felt like i was taken on a ride of complete madness.

I hope I can see it soon! I was in band/orchestra in HS as well as seeing some actual orchestras. I've been enjoying Nodame Contabile for over for 15+ years. I enjoy dramas that feature the orchestra not being just another character, accent, or theme, but being more. Music drives our emotions in film, but to see it actually actively affect or reflect the character or situation. In a sense, it's a baring of the soul.

I became a huge Cate Blanchett fan after seeing her in Blue Jasmine, so can't wait to see this.

CB was already one of my favorite actors. I've never seen anyone knock it out of the park like in this movie. It doesn't pander. The character is tragically flawed and she kills it. CB is one of, if not the most, skilled actors we've seen.

Watched it twice and can’t wait to see it a third time. Cate is the GOAT.

omg i hope she won that oscar :(

I saw this at the Telluride Film Festival. It was my favorite!!!

My mom is member of small chamber orchestra where she lives (playing violin). It's highly competitive field especially for women (just this year 2 of the members were laid off because of budget cutting). This film looks very interesting I hope it will tell the story about keeping your own identity versus dynamics in work. This line of work can really absorb you and destroy your personal life, I know that sadly from my experience.

For what I've read from people who I really trust their taste in cinema, this is apparently a true gem. Amongst all the low quality 'films' we are over exposed to.

Such a good movie. A once in a lifetime acting spectacle from Cate Blanchett

Interestingly, tar means string in farsi. Its the base for the word guitar. So it is fitting that when Tár breaks the string will too.

I watched it 4 times. That movie is astonishing. As a big fan of « The King and the Mockingbird », I couldn’t help but notice similarities and references to this movie. Tár always talking about robots, the way her feet are filmed before the live record of Malher’s Symphony, and even the construction site scene when she gets out of her taxi. The King and the Mockingbird is about losing all power, after years of tyranny and domination. It all makes perfect sense.

The thunderous sound when she conducts is god tier editting

Cate Blanchett's performance in Tar is incendiary. She deserves Best Actor Oscar for the role

What an unforgettable movie. Cate is incredible.

WOW! I watched the trailer which intrigued me - then I read the comments and decided I'd watch the movie - it was well worth the 2.5 hrs. Powerful, realistic, evocative. CB is amazing.

Cate once again, is excellent. This movie is stylish, aloof and makes one feel separate from the visual yet slowly invites one closer to allow you to become part of it. The beginning, the interview, is a marvel to watch. I found the parts when Tar hears sounds and the figure in the background of the bedroom at a glance chilling. This movie is recommended viewing.

Saw this last night - it’s already becoming one of my favorite performances in film. Comparable to Daniel Day Lewis in There Will Be Blood, but with such stylish class

Ms. Blanchett is outstanding, totally in her own magnificent class. And the story reminds me so very much of Maestro von Karajan, his genious and other much less known stories about him....

I realize how silly it can sound to say stuff like this but I feel privileged to be able to watch cates performances. All my adult life I got to go to the movie theater and watch her. It feels special and I just wanted to say that out loud.

So talented. Beautiful cinematography

This movie is gonna be the next step in the saga of movies like Black Swan and Whiplash. I really can’t wait, these kind of movies are my favorite.

So glad to see movies for adults are still relevant.

I remember walking out of the cinema and the next thing I remember is arriving at my home a couple of miles walking distance. I honestly have no recollection of walking home. That's how spellbound I was by this film. I wish I could see it again on a big screen. Watching it on a telly sized screen just doesn't do it justice.

Love that the list of accolades included the Cleveland Orchestra! It's a world-class orchestra, to be sure, but one that could have been overlooked when developing a fictional character.

This movie is so relevant at so many levels. the best movie I've seen in the last five years

It was a 9/10 movie for me. Truly remarkable fr❤🔆🔆

WHO IS EDITING THESE TRAILERS? DAMN!

A comeback to cinema by Todd Field and what a bravura performance by Cate Blanchett. Masterclass. Indeed a 3rd Oscar for the legend.

Cate Blanchett is going for 3rd Oscar

The best actress of our current generation.

What really bothers me is that since yesterday when Blanchett became the first actress ever achieving the TRIFECTA as a lead she receives an amount of HATE from SOME of M. Yeoh fans… It is NOT obviously M. Yeoh’s fault, she is AMAZING. But then these people react like the white world invented Blanchett this year to stop Michelle. When in fact she has an INCREDIBLE career all these decades, and with a lot of snubs in fact… And even more they claim that people who were amazed by Cate’s performance are racists… I am not white, how on earth can I be racist? And how ARROGANT they are to have the audacity to accuse of such a thing people just because they have a different opinion? Please RESPECT both ladies and do not ridicule yourselves and demonize your fellow film lovers.

She is supremely gifted. We are lucky to witness such an expert at their craft.

Blanchett should have won the Oscar.

I regret trusting the opinions of mostly everyone here. I'm not sure what Tar I saw, but it wasn't as incredible as everyone makes it. If you enjoy dialogue movies, this one is for you. If you expect a movie about live concerts and long musical scenes, you won't find it here. Also, be prepared to sit for three hours. I only stayed for the whole movie because I love every movie Cate plays in. Her facial expressions and movements are so rich, and true, and that alone makes it a good movie if you are a fan of hers.

Yes! I saw the movie yesterday! I was upset and overwhelmed with contrasting emotions. Both the film and the Awesome Cate Blanchett are so incredibly true and powerful that what I have seen and listened to keeps on digging very deep. What a masterpiece!

What an amazing movie! Cate Blanchett's performance is fantastic!

Every role Cate Blanchett has done seems like the role he was born to play. She won her second Volpi Cup at the Venice Film Festival thanks to this movie, so yeah a potential third Oscar is coming for her 🙌🙌

She is this eras Katharine Hepburn!! I watched it because of her. Absolutely brilliant, phenomenal, magnificent, a genius!! I am in awe of her !!

Decision to Leave is the best movie of the year. This is an alright movie with a great performance from Cate Blanchett.

I am a simple man. I see Cate Blanchett, I click.

I have a Feeling that this will be My Favourite Film of the year 😍