Why I Made Damsel | Millie Bobby Brown | Netflix 

she definitely got it from stranger things! she probably just loves her role, Eleven

@@PriscilaSilva-qo4jv good one.. how about Eidole?

And all of'em are 3 syllables.

@@msaxlydia Girls And Boys? Or Boys And Girls?. Millie Bobby Brown.

Okay, but the fact Eleven and Elodie both had their trust broken by both guys named Henry is wild.

Not that shocking actually, many actors actress do a side job as producer. If you have a lot of money to paid for a whole/ half movie, including the staff & actors, you can start your own movie production movie too.

did she really produced it? google doesnt say so .i am just curious please help with information or link.

​@@Aninda_CreationShe was executive producer

@@danimills2005 can you explain what does that mean..

@@Aninda_Creation An executive producer is the person who oversees the overall vision, budget and quality of a creative project 😌

Loved her in the Enola movies and she did great in this film. Sadly, the plot and dialog were pretty weak. I think they wasted her and, rankly, the story idea. It should have been much better. Turns out the director has done mediocre movies and the writer did insipid action movies like Fast X and a Titans movie. I guess Netflix spent all its money on high quality actors MB Brown and Andrea Bassett (and the solid Robin Wright with her name recognition) and not enough on a quality writing/director team.

😀😃😄😁

Same ❤️

Millie Bobby Brown has never done a movie like this and if the movie is great and she really pulls it off, she could be in for more action roles.

She said exactly that...

@@MaraMara89 didn’t watch the whole video clearly

It's based off a novel...so it is an adaptation but one of the best so far.

@@MOTA-Vation30 i actually did not know that, thank you. I very much agree with you, it is very well done

You were actually right, it is something original! The book is a novelization of the movie. It was published before the film but was made in conversation with the script writer of the movie.

@@MOTA-Vation30the book is actually the novelisation of the movie so it’s not an adaptation

​@@JasMin-bb7jiyes

Women were downright evil...

It was an awesome film i loved it...i dont want to give spoilers away but there was a serious Daenerys vibe at the end...

Gave it the same rating

I loved it also so give it at least 8/10 if not higher can’t believe a few of these RU-vid critics giving it like a 3 or 4 no idea how some gives such low ratings.

Totally worth the watch .

Meh. It's better than rebel moon.

Same feeling here. I nearly didn't watch the movie because of people reviewing the movie as hor.rible. But after watching it... damm, I give it a solid 19/20 ❤ It is very Goooood!

She's literally an executive producer on the movie lol

Tbf she is an executive producer

She is one of four Executive Producer. They way she presents and speaks undermines contribution made by others Juan Carlos Fresnadillo ... (directed by) Dan Mazeau ... (written by) Sue Baden-Powell ... executive producer Mark Bomback ... executive producer Robert Brown ... executive producer Morgan Bushe ... producer Chris Castaldi ... producer (produced by) (p.g.a.) Jeff Kirschenbaum ... producer (produced by) (p.g.a.) Dan Mazeau ... executive producer Nick Page ... line producer Joe Roth ... producer (produced by) (p.g.a.) Michael Solinger ... post production producer Emily Wolfe ... co-producer When she says "Why I Made Damsel" its discounting every other people who also worked for. I am 100% sure she would have made lots of contribution to the movie but its just not fair to label herself as the creator of the movie.

@@DaveJabbrashe didn't. They asked her the question and she answered it. It's a common question to ask an actor why they decided to do a particular movie, what attracted them to the role

And it's Today!!! It is finally here! Excited much!

The vast majority of us love rooting for the female heroine when it’s not ridiculous & forced. We can automatically tell when it’s a movie strictly made for political points.

I agree. This film didn’t force those standards down our throats. We got to see something simple and effective: a heroine who just so happens to be a female, struggling at first and slowly managing to climb her way up. That’s all we needed. Not a strong ‘female’ character, just a strong female ‘character’.

@@ArchieBurnett-qn9gtI love how you say it as if most ‘hero’ movie a from Netflix and Hollywood for the last 5,10 years are already about women😂.

@salaahkhayr2398 I’m referring to the recent marvel movies that have adopted this trope of making ‘Mary Sues’, which means making a woman character flawless with the only obstacle in her way being her own doubt about herself, and how just by realising the true strength within herself, she can do anything. This might seem like a good idea on paper, but in execution, it fails. I remember watching captain marvel from 2019 and wondering what felt wrong about it and why I didn’t like it as much as the other marvel films at the time. I know now it was because she was able to do everything in one quick succession. There was no struggle, so no reason to root for her. Damsel did a better job of making you root for a character. We saw her struggling at first and slowly climb her way to the top. Yes it would have been nice to know more about her backstory and maybe have introduced a few conflicting morals about her forcing herself to accept the stereotypical standards of woman treatment, but overall, it was still fine we’ll. And it didn’t force anything or put morals first. It cared more about the story it was telling over the morals it was hinting. That’s what makes a good film of the good kind of woke👍🏻

​@@ArchieBurnett-qn9gthow can actually say this was a good/amazing movie? It was a 4/10 at best. There's whole scenes which make no sense.

I don’t remember her saying that

Well said

The only that your comment proves is how immature you are.

@@ngtony2969 The only thing your comment proves is your desperate need for an artificial spellchecker, but then again I suppose it's natural to miss the little things in life, such as spelling errors and quality products.

@@bigtomcutter7804says another immature idiot who needs to grow up

@@bigtomcutter7804 let me guess, another dumb kid?

why is that a bad thing? she made something because she was and is passionate about it, but, yes, it's still her job lol you can have both.

I thought she was excellent in stranger things. But I was blown away by her acting in Enola Holmes. I agree, she’s arguably the best young actress right now. I hope she continues to choose good roles.

@@javiermanzano7792 heck yeah! I love Enola. I’m so excited for her collab with the Russo Brothers, The Electric State.