Yep. Hope he reunites her, James and Keira for a future film! And that they will get a happy ending for once. Maybe if he decides to adapt The Tattooist at Auschwitz?

I think Joe Wright has a thing for blue eyes : Saoirse Ronan (Hanna, Atonement), James McAvoy (Atonement), Aaron Taylor Johnson (Anna Karenina). And also, hand gestures -- dance scene in Anna Karenina is very apparent.

@@dreamsteddybearsmaster that would be amazing 🤩

true i fkinggg hate herrr, she wasss disgusting

@@angelabby2379 WHAT? Why?

@@angelabby2379 oh wait sorry thought you were talking about saorise haha😅😂

her character was amazing and spent her whole life trying to atone for something she did when she was very young and very innocent/stupid, and narrated the whole story

The older I’ve gotten then more I realize that her character actually propagates in everyone. I fell under a similar set of circumstantial evidences that caused me to be arrested. I couldn’t understand how multiple unrelated people, from accuser, to investigator, to reporter, could all make their own wildly untrue statements based on a loose interpretation of the facts they observed. For over a year, as things headed toward trial, I concluded that these people were somehow evil like this girl, but I don’t think that now. I think everyone interprets the things they don’t understand with a deeper meaning than is merited. So just as my accusers thought I was conspiring to be a mass murderer, I thought they were conspiring to pluck me away from my comfortable pedestal. The truth is so much less exciting, but at least it’s true. At least for my part, I tried to be patient and understand why they thought the things they thought about me. I could have easily been just as irrational and come after them with defamation and other lawsuits just to end up gaining nothing by taking away from others. The real atonement wasn’t about paying for your own sins, or making things balanced again, but instead paying for sins you never committed, and taking it in stride, the way Robbie could have by forgiving Briony.

Ее игра потрясающая.❤

Rosamund Pike just mentioned it in an Actors on Actors interview, too! To have 4 oscar noms by age 25 is insane!

13 years old!

Nepotism helps

@@serenitybeats1677 but that can’t buy talent tho

@@freya5941 still helps

Ronan, with this iconic role, joined the ranks of Jodie Foster, Anna Paquin, Tatum O'Neal, Timothy Hutton, Haley Osmont, Natalie Portman, Quvenzhane Wallis, Tom Holland, Hailee Steinfeld and Jacob Tremblay when it comes down to actors who managed to blow up the screen as kids. Briony was such an incredible villain.

in the book, she is the narrator. even the title is based on her atonement

And The Last King Of Scotland where he handsomely held his own facing the domineering Whitaker as Idi Amin.

Then she really killed that character.

@@em_1308 Briony is one of the most intricate female villains in movie history. And the fact that she's a child makes her cunningness even more fantastic and disturbing. Ronan deserved the stellar recognition that came after this role.

It worked for Anna Paquin...she got her Oscar nom and win at age 11 for playing the most hated kid in the history of cinema in The Piano (1993).

Draco Malfoy: "My father will hear about this!"

Briony is one of the most intricate female villains in movie history. And the fact that she's a child makes her cunningness even more fantastic and disturbing. Ronan deserved the stellar recognition that came after this role.

I'm not sure what's technical about that interpretation

Actually I thought that too because I saw this movie as a little kid. I just rewatched it and when she’s grown up she goes back and confessed she knew exactly who it was and still falsely blamed him. There was no confusion of a little girl. I think if you rewatch it you’ll understand why she was such a hated character.

At her age, she believed what she perceived as the truth. But she didn't know that 'truth' can be subjective and not facts. The action might be not that bad, but the effect was tremendous.

@@zitronentee I understand where you’re coming from

She knew that Robbie was not the guilty party, yet she sent him to prison just out of spite. Not that bad?

Haunting eyes

Curious. Knightley's bush is still getting on my nerves.

Wasp

Briony becomes a writer in this movie too :)

Same. Briony is one of the most intricate female villains in movie history. And the fact that she's a child makes her cunningness even more fantastic and disturbing. Ronan deserved the stellar recognition that came after this role.

it wasn't really a plot hole, Robbie was pretty much a servant while everyone else were upper class, they didn't mind him taking the blame anyway

Yeah, exactly, she was a little kid and a bunch of dumbass adults took her obviously untrustworthy words.

@@geckopecko Agreed, but that would make society more to blame than the child. However, the majority of the audience seems to overlook that.

It was one of the earliest yet finest performances of his budding career at the time.

Lol copy and paste

In my opinion, the police and the entire Tallis family. And... closest thing she could find? Haha.

I think Cecilia tried to tell the police that Robbie was not the criminal. But for some reason they took Briony’s word over Cecilia’s.

Robbie's mother

keira knightley mother in pride and prejudice

What does the bumble bee signifies here in that scene.. I guess it's so metaphorical

@@alyanaiqbal1436 perhaps 🤔

It's atonement 👌

it is atonement

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No. Have you even seen the movie?

Her mistake practically got them killed, definitely ruined both their lives

She knew exactly who it was, and deliberately chose to lie. She got these 2 killed, let a r*pist free and let her cousin marry him.

@@kimstew True. Briony is one of the most intricate female villains in movie history. And the fact that she's a child makes her cunningness and capability to lie even more fantastic and disturbing. Ronan deserved the stellar recognition that came after this role.

It wasn't a mistake. Later on, she confessed that she knew she was accusing the wrong man.

What’s good about her here?

She lied here. In that letter he meant to apologize but gave the wrong letter that he wrote as a joke. And the man you committed the crime was somebody else, and she knew exactly who it was. She lied to get Robbie in jail out of either delusion or jealousy. And she later let the victim marry the man who actually did that to her.

@@emmabennett7699 She was even worse in the book. Lola had been raped. Robbie was off to prison for a crime that he did not commit, based on Briony's false testimony. Yet, Briony reveled in all of it because it gave her something grown up to write about.

Briony is one of the most intricate female villains in movie history. And the fact that she's a child makes her cunningness even more fantastic and disturbing. Ronan deserved the stellar recognition that came after this role.

@@moisemensah8233 Saoirse Ronan is a superb actress! Raw, natural talent!

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