"Maybe God made me a painter for people who aren't born yet"😢

Even the trailer has me choking up. Van Gogh is my all time favorite artist.

And Vincent is famous I wish he could see how people love him now

Willem Dafoe deserves an award, he's been nominated three times for Golden Globes and Oscar as well, he's a great versatile actor, one of the best, come on Hollywood give him an award !!

I’m already so emotional. “...But I could have told you Vincent, this world was never meant for one as beautiful as you”.

He is too pure for this world...and also ahead of his time, his artworks are the evidence how beautiful and cruel the world is.

Call me crazy, but I thought Willem Dafoe should have won an Oscar for his performance in this movie. I thought he was absolutely spectacular. He had me believing he was Vincent Van Gogh.

This was such an emotional and beautiful movie. It didn’t glorify the idea of the “tortured artist” it gave a real look into what he went through. He went through a lot, and he loved a lot, art was just how he showed it. Art was all he understood and all he knew how to give back to the world

Vincent Van Gogh's middle name: Willem. You could say he was born for this role.

Watched this in my Art Appreciation class. Beautifully tragic is the best way to explain this film. Love it. Highly recommend.

brought me to tears....if only...if only God I could tell this man how much he's done for me as a painter myself. I love you Vincent, thank you...thank you so much...

You know, I'm something of a post-impressionist painter myself.

Willem Dafoe great actor

Learned about Van Gogh in art class when I was in secondary school and it’s sad how depressing his life was and how lonely he was when all he wanted was a friend wish he lived a little longer and made more beautiful paintings for everyone to appreciate to this day. Wish he knows how much we value his artwork today.

i cried just by watching the trailer. Van Gogh is such an inspiration

This is gonna win some awards!

Underrated Van Gogh film. Willem Dafoe captured the mood swings perfect to me on top of all the art featured. At Eternity's Gate. Art movies for art fans ❤️

This was one of the best movies I saw in literally years. Dafoe was perfectly cast.

This evokes so much emotion. I once saw an exhibition in Paris. It moved me deep within my soul. I was never the same after

Willem DeGogh

"Your vision of the world is quite frightening, isn't it?" "...Yes..!"

Two of my favorite actors as two of my favorite painters- this is going to be awesome. It already looks beautiful.

This man is a gift to storytelling. The entire cast and crew deserve recognition.❤️

Jesus, this looks exceptional. Maybe it's not a coincidence that painting has the word 'pain' inside it.

Wow Willem Dafoe is absolutely mesmerizing in this role. They could not have picked a better actor! He certainly deserves all the awards... There is a deep melancholy in this movie which makes it sometimes hard to watch but it is beautifully captured and intensely poetic. Vincent was tragically misunderstood for his time. It seems he was unusually connected to life's magical essence and could feel and perceive the fabric of life itself! I salute you Mr Van Gogh.

My favorite actor portraying my favorite painter. How have I not seen this film????

This looks about as good as The Theory of Everything, I'm looking forward to it

Will-em Da-foe Vin-cent van-Gogh Same syllables, cadence, and vowel sounds Can't wait. I 'm a little irked that Dafoe is about 25 years older than Van Gogh was at his oldest, but I think Dafoe will probably change my mind.

OH MY GOODNESS ! This is going to be epic !

Could you imagine what more he could have painting if he had lived longer? *sigh

I keep coming back to this trailer I cant get over how good the movie was.

I have Van Gogh to thank for my love of art. Ever since my elementary school art teacher (God rest her soul) showed me his work I have been infatuated with the fluidity and beauty of his work. The way he saw the world and the people in it was incredible.

Willem Dafoe as Van Gogh , just the thought itself paints itself.

The art the love the beauty the magnificence ✨️ beauty of a flower that never bloomed during his life time but them it did it changed the view of every eye

I paint and draw. I don't use photographs. I often paint on location, set up and paint a landscape scene alive in front of me. It's a bit of a struggle to get the painting working, blank canvas to start, I guess like a writer looking at a blank piece of paper, things aren't so much laid down, more like they emerge with time as one works. I know part of the reason Van Gogh painted. There is kind of a struggle when painting, a fight almost to get something working, something on the canvas that one can live with, but when you get it going it starts to become a rush, the painting begins to help you finish it, it says I need some red here and some yellow here. Then you hang the painting on the wall at home and even though you had your face in it all day you see the painting for the first time and get high. It's a real accomplishment. There is much more to a Van Gogh type painter than the KZfaq painters that do amazing copies of photographs. The spirit of the landscape, Van Gogh is in it, feeling the sun, squinting in the brightness, the breeze making everything sway. This spirit is absorbed by Van Gogh and travels through him and out his brush to the canvas. What emerges on the canvas is not a moment or just a scene, it's a universal symbol that a hundred years later can be felt by a viewer of the painting. This is not the only way to paint. The Mona Lisa was painted over time, years. This would be less of capturing a universal symbol as Van Gogh did, more like the designing and refining of a universal symbol. A perfection and synthesis of accumulated knowledge, the Mona Lisa is kind of Leonardo's theory of everything.

I'm crying

Thank you. Because of this review I immediately watched this movie on the library app, hoopla. What an amazing work of art.

Watched it last night...astonishing and heartbreaking

"At Eternity's Gate" à commencé ici...merci Fabienne.

Yesssssss !!!! 🎨🌻 Vincent Van Gogh is coming Back , great awesome

This just bumped something out of my top five. It’s soooooooooooooooooo ... I love you Vincent. ❤️

I don't know how I haven't heard of this film before now. I have to see it.

The Greatest Artists make art for those who aren't born yet.

I can hardly wait!

I fell in love with his story ❤️

"A grain of madness is the best of art." 😠 👌 🎨 🖼

I was named after him. Wow. Excellent work. A masterpiece.

I m so happy to find out that this movie is out and I can see it 😃🙏🏻

This looks amazing! 😭❤

After coming from the exhibition, I m watching the trailer again. What a movie it was

Excellent movie. Strongly recommend.

I can't wait to see this film.

Wow, Look at the colors!

Crying.. 😭💛

One of the best movies I watched ❤

give him an oscar already darn it.

Twice Chaeyoung recommended this movie and I'm looking forward to watching it 😊😊😊😊😊

Watching it right now.

I met Mr. Defoe in Sarajevo. Great artist.

William deserves an Oscar already 😢

Looks good - even though Defoe is 63 and Van Gogh was 37 when he killed himself.

"I wanted so much to share what I see"

Que emoción !!!

This movie is so underrated

Im cry 💙💙😭😭😭😭🌻🌻🌻🌻

I dared not to watch the movie after reading his biography. The pain and horror of hopelessness was too great to overcome.

Try to go see it guys! So far it looks like it will be a limited release, i had to wait weeks for a a one weekend showing 80 miles out. So worth it! Has to be seen on the big screen

I don't know why but this trailer hits me were I live for some reason along with a since of existential dread.

Van Gogh was way ahead of his time. They show that in this movie when Vincent goes to a major museum to look at the great art of his time. It was mostly the same. That's why Van Gogh's art was so different. So much so that the people only wanted to see more of the same classic art of that time. They weren't interested in Van Gogh's art.

Ok seriously willem dafoe has to win the Oscar for this!!!!!

Van Gogh did not cut off his ear. It was sheared off by a piece of sheet metal in a fight with Paul Goguin in Goguin's apartment.

hermoso

Kaecilius (mads mikkelsen) and green goblin ( willem dafoe) in the same movie ? I'm funna watch this definitely !

Great

Divine Madness.

The scene of wilted sunflowers field, beautiful. To me a painting opportunity within itself. The way the sunflower grows and turns, as if reaching out for the sun affection. As it wilts to appears to withdraw into itself refusing the sun's gifts it once relished. Wilting caused by injury or ending cycle of life. Easily a great comparison to the physiological growth of people. Could go on, but catch time-lapse if can find one. Tchaikovsky I found has great pieces are well equated to emotions and overall as a spcecies. *EDITED* CHANGED WORD "YOU" TO "THE"

Willem Dafoe is great.

i never even heard of this movie until i looked at the Oscar nominations. Looks great

Defoe is a fucking total badass actor. so is Mads!

When does it come out?

"You know how much I Sacrificed?" Damn that line always remind me when I see him😂😂

A Faustian masterpiece!

♥️

Predicting a hit

In Thailand. Thai female stars her name Au Harutai. she had graduat in art. She had the opportunity to buy old picture from abroad. She found a picture that she liked very much. But then when she bought picture get to home. Ghost or soul of Vincent Van Gogh has come to her. And told her that this is his own picture drawing skill. Everybody can follow about her from youtube by copying this thai word. ภาพวาดแวนโก๊ะของอุ๊ หฤทัย

He still looks like Goblin who is in exile

Starry starry night Paint you palette blue and grey . . . . .

do you know when the film goes out to the cinema in France?

Nothing more sad than to be ahead of your time !

The saddest thing about this movie was that Van Gough never found the fame and recognition he dreamed for and that his misery and his despair eventually killed him.

good pick. he looks a lot like the artist

Van gogh was not a goggle eyed freak show. He wasn't some teenage girl with whims and flimsy self indulgent persona. He was a sensitive, intelligent, talented man with many short comings who didn't kill himself but was shot by accident. He took the blame for a blameless act and saved two boys' lives who'd have been ruined otherwise. Hollywood gets it all wrong anyways.' And NEVER, not once, did Gauguin say to anyone 'we have to start a revolution.' There was no way he had that kind of foresight and epic consideration for their work as artists. Looking at it from 100 years later, pasting over what life was really like and hanging it all on the same ideas we're engaged in today makes it shallow, and merely eye candy. Watch it for the colors and the scenery, but not the story.

Will it be showing in the Philippines as well?

this is just fucking great stuff!

What is a music plays in the trailer ?

ya se lleva el oscar a mejor actor

someone knows which is the music ?

Where can I watch the movie?

I'm an oil painter, so this is my answer to the question @ 1:54 "I believe that God gave me my misery to keep me in painting."

How can I found this full move