Jackie | December 2, 2016 (Limited) | New Trailer on Page 3!

[The Futurist]

I didn't know this was supposed to be directed By Darren Law.

 

He really is the lucky charm of Natalie Portman & he produced the movie.

[WrathOfHan]

That trailer gave me goosebumps  

[bapi]

Genuinely surprised how good this movie looks.

[Alli]

Give NP the Oscar NOW!!!   What an incredible actress!!

[filmlover]

Just watched the newest trailer.

 

Yep, Portman's winning again. Sorry, Emma.

[narniadis]

Looks fantastic

[Hatebox]

I run hot and cold with Portman — she comes from the DiCaprio school of Acting. Really. Hard — but this looks way more interesting than the average biopic.

[Blankments]

Got the old trailer at Rules Don't Apply; come on Fox

[baumer]

Second Oscar coming up for Portman.

[DeeCee]

Sorry, it looks fantastic and some of the scenes gave me chills but her voice sounds like Cartman trying to do the accent. 

[Gumby]

Her accent would take me out of the movie immediately.

[Incarnadine]

I was perusing RT and it looks like this has dropped steadily the last few days, especially from top critics. Current score is 85% (79-14), 76%  (22-7) from top critics. I think this  was still 97% the last time I looked.

Biopics can be a tough sell, I don't think I've ever paid to see one in the theater myself, so it's not surprising it has been sliding a bit since release.

 

 

[Blankments]

Wonder when it will go wide, if ever.

[JonathanLB]

I couldn't get through 25 minutes. I thought she was really forced and I don't like when I can SEE someone acting. Acting is about realism, I shouldn't watch you act. I should watch you BE the character. Honestly I turned it off because not only was the movie itself completely boring and about nothing just her talking, but given I thought the performance was terrible there was zero hope of recovery. Glad other people enjoy it; I thought it was laughable.

 

PS: I normally love Natalie! She's fantastic. I just didn't think she nailed this one.

Edited December 21, 2016 by JonathanLB