Yes i agree😭😭😭so creepy

This is pretty much my exact experience. I think I wasn’t ready 😂

True, but it was also a sign of social class. This is set in a very posh boarding school, so speaking with a British accent was a sign of sophistication. You can hear more aussie accents from other male characters (can't remember any names). Also, up until the 70s, news anchors in Australia had to speak with a British accent, as it sounded more 'proper'. I'm not sure, but it was probably similar for movies and TV shows. The point is, I don't think movies are a true reflection of how it really was.

@@girlinthestorybook8276 i've watched other things from the same period that were interviews on the streets and stuff and even then it sounds alot more english than it does now. it's alwasy been similar to english but definitely moreso back then at least from what my foreign ears can tell. i've never been myself but from what i can hear it sounds like it's becoming more americanized these days and i know alot of people down there are very unhappy about it which i can well understand. i also think that sucks i like diversity in speech. even over here our regional accents are disappearing which is lame.

​@@NoirL.A. That is true about street interviews. You're probably right! But about the American influences, I think some American words are being used more than the Australian equivalent these days, which is definitely a pity. However, I don't think that our accent has become American, at all.

@@girlinthestorybook8276 a buddy of mine was there about a year before covid and he said alot of especially teenagers it's not just the words or phrases it was the accent itself sounded like a weird australian/american hybrid which really surprised him because he like me grew up in L.A. where there's more australians than any other city outside australia besides london and we're both used to australian accents being understandable but definitely quite different and real similar to english accents. i thought it was just a youtube thang but he said it shocked the fuck out of him he never expected it. either way i hope yer right i also think it will suck if we "all talk the same" so to speak i much prefer diversity even if it means sometimes understanding is temporarily prevented. canadians pretty much all sound american now (wasn't always the case) and our regional accents are disappearing here too it's sad but i suppose an unintended side effect of modern media.

@@NoirL.A. As an Australian I have no idea what your friend is talking about! I have never heard people speaking like that. But either way the loss of language diversity is definitely a real shame.

Yeah ... and it's nice to see a movie that doesn't give away the ending, too.

@@kaibiganlang2410 hahaha 😂

you probably wouldn't like this movie since it kind of doesn't have an 'ending' in that sense

@@helvete_ingres4717 that was my point

@@bridgecross You could say the ending is given away at the very start too

well*

@@kanlinsenova why?

Villaneve The dialogue hasn’t aged well. I mean they refer to Edith as the dumpy one. Oof

@@andreadavis1250 verisimilitude.... I actually dislike when they make historical movies too modern.

Get a copy of the VHS then just a suggestion.

What we see and what we seem are but a dream. A dream within a dream. You must learn to love someone else, apart from me, Sara. I won't be here much longer. Good morning, girls.Good morning, Mrs Appleyard. Well, young ladies, we are indeed fortunate in the weather for our picnic to Hanging Rock. I have instructed Mademoiselle that as the day is likely to be warm, you may remove your gloves once the drag has passed through Wood End. We will partake a luncheon at the picnic grounds near the rock. Once again let me remind you the rock itself is extremely dangerous. You are therefore forbidden of any tomboy foolishness in the matter of exploration, even on the lowest slopes. Miranda? Miranda! Miranda, don't go up there, come back!

@@Uyarasuk Thank you so much!

@@Uyarasuk You are beyond awesome!

@@Uyarasuk You must learn to love someone else, apart from me, Sara. beautifully said

Lol🤣🤣

haha

"Music please"? You know you can look it up instantly for yourself. Type in "Picnic at Hanging Rock soundtrack" and hit enter. Here ya go pumpkin open.spotify.com/playlist/1fabwbV4ZtqA7nfa3r4Yu5

Picnic at Hanging Rock - theme soundtrack - Gheorghe Zamfir 'Doina Sus Pe Culmea Dealului'

I think I get your meaning? 😳

i hope for your partner that your performances in bed are longer than your attention span.

It's entirely a work of fiction based on a fictional novel of the same name...

No.

moodyguymick what a shame then

Nothing to do with lesbians at all. I'd suggest you watch it - it's an amazing film - but I suspect 4chan might be more your scene

ChooseYour Poison Well actually that’s not entirely accurate. The girl at 0:24 is a lesbian.

@@chooseyourpoison5105 nothing wrong with lesbians and lesbian behaviour by bisexuals, and nothing wrong with tyf Occult.

😂😂

Or throw a rock at.