purplelucrezia lol....yes. I think that too. she's the best actress too.

Yes! Update us Queen!

Lol. No.

@@randomuser1105 Thanks Captain Obvious.

Not the Coppola family.

Not sure how "talented" Nicolas Cage is, who is a cousin to her.

Nicolas cage is part of that family LOL 😂

@@nikidon99 Nicolas is a Fantastic Actor

they all have talent but in their own way, Sofia likes the old fancy times, Roman is eccentric, Jason is hilarious, and Nicolas Cage can act

tara thelen If you got the talent, gender doesn't matter. Good luck!

You can do it!! Good luck :)

All the best to you🙏

@@juancarlosrodriguez4052 thank you

Did you make it? I hope things go well for you

Me too

Me "three"!!!

me four

She's also a baby and a refugee in the previous 2 Godfathers.

Adjust your TV then. It's perfectly lit and shot. Beautiful film.

The Clint Eastwood movie is better

So boring. The friend I went with had to explain why everything happened since so much was left out from the book. It was awful.

Fuckin A! great point Ive been saying this is a very self indulgent movie, the original was far superior.

Baby Irene It's what she knows, what's the problem? There are rich people, there are films about rich people.

I think because she grew up sort of in the spotlights and close to famous actors, she choses those subjects. If she were to make a movie about a family struggling to keep it together in a bad neighbourhood, it maybe wouldnt be believable. Her movies always have a character that is not comfortable in the riches and attention and who would rather be a face in the crowd. Thats why I thought her little Mermaid movie could have been brilliant. She knows how to capture people longing to be something else.

Mirthe Bloom Well said.

So?

Feminism in America means WHITE feminism I've been saying it for years. Shes not the only one though I know plenty besides its not a surprise the majority of her films are 90% white woman empowering movies.

'The Beguiled' is not about female empowerment lol

Sebastian Quevedo Ramírez hunty im not talkin about the plot of the movie im talkin about the casting and that has nothing to do with the plot

It's Virginia during the Civil War so the only black characters would have been slaves and Sofia chose not to include slaves because the story wasn't about that.

well, the story is based on a novel and sofia didn't feel comfortable with having the book's lone black character in a slave be part of the story as she preferred to put more focus on the younger girls and the other women. the maid character was important but sofia's version chose to have the slaves already gone. it would've been detrimental to the story if she had to put in a black character as it would've felt forced.

Who cares? The world doesn't revolve around black people, you can't expect them to be in every movie. Why aren't you complaining about the lack of Hispanics, or Asians? Why don't you judge the work for it's quality and not the skin color of the actors?

I agree, this was a missed opportunity to explore female dynamics in 18th century Confederacy. Sofia clearly wanted to show the dynamic of women and the change of dynamic when you introduce a male into the mix. It would've been a good challenge and social lesson for her to explore themes where Black Women not only have to deal with their feminity but also the intersection of their race in a movie about female power dynamics. I would think sofia is more than capable she just didn't want to touch it because of the subject matter and maybe perhaps underutilizing black bodies in her story and the scrutiny that comes with it. Its a shame because they shot on a PLANTATION and tried to be as ACCURATE as possible in the 18TH CENTURY. it isn't that difficult to showcase how white women mistreat Black Women. Just show the slave and master dynamic. a few shots of these women demonstrating their power over a black woman doesn't seem like it would be that hard to show. It would also be interesting to see how the newly introduce male would interact with the woman as well. We'll just have to wait and see for some other brave director to tackle these issues head on.

Bill Will because there's a black character in book and the original movie

oh. Well then Sophia Coppola just didn't want to do more homework. Passionate enough to stand for women, too lazy to figure out the intersections of identity that stems under the umbrella of being a woman.

Yawn.

s.s lmaooo

Because it's set in a school in the south during the Civil War jackass. Black people were kinda busy, you know fighting for their rights and freedom, to be around some rich white lady institution. What's your next question, why were there no Latinos in Braveheart? Because sometimes it doesn't really make sense for them to be there.

To be fair there's like 10 people in this movie

I hear the book had a black lady.

lol sofia's melancholic atmosphere doesn't have to be everybody's cup of tea but you just can't label it as "vapid"

Really? Watch me: the movie is as vapid as Coppola herself.

Exactly

sofia coppola comes across as a fashion or design industry personality rather than director. lack of depth

ashsqx324 Actually her movies are filled with depth and meaning but it is made to be seen by those who know where to look

cristianonyc Boring. Waste of two hours (Worth commercials). No sexual tension...at all. No suspense...nothing. In a theater with mature adults. The biggest tension was the WTF??? Thoughts of the audience. *That* you could cut with a knife. Very disappointing. And entire group left so they wouldn't die of boredom. It was a case of survival instincts.

I'm still in shock Sofia Coppola won Best Director for this movie at the Cannes Film Festival . Senseless and boring movie .

Tomas Kuli at 6:08 when Nicole says thank you in French? What? That's not "sexual tension?"

Ruth Abigail Rodriguez I hope that's sarcasm.

Amy Bennett Only someone on the internet would insult another woman on something as pathetic as a fashion choice while watching a strong and intelligent female director explain the technique and philosophy of a scene. You should be proud.

Oh poor Amy...