TÁR - Official Trailer [HD] - In Select Theaters October 7
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- If you want to dance the mask, you must service the composer.
Watch the new trailer for Todd Field's TÁR, starring Cate Blanchett - in select theaters October 7.
Director/Writer: Todd Field
Producers: Todd Field, Alexandra Milchan, Scott Lambert
Cast: Cate Blanchett, Noémie Merlant, Nina Hoss, Sophie Kauer, Julian Glover, Allan Corduner, and Mark Strong
Story: From producer-writer-director Todd Field comes TÁR, starring Cate Blanchett as the iconic musician Lydia Tár. TÁR examines the changing nature of power, its impact and durability in our modern world.
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Cate received an 8 minute standing ovation in Venice for this film. She is a legend of her time, most film critics agree to this. As an actress she is completely fearless, and loses herself in each role she plays. I see her on screen and marvel at her talent. She's mesmerising and so is her voice - rich, deep, resonant. What a combination of skills!
Because her films align perfectly with the NWO's agendas? I think let's stop pretending and start sharing the truth that this isn't so much about acting skills but abou the ability to convey their messages in every film imaginable and at every role imaginable.
Everything at Cannes receives an "8 minute standing ovation." Not to say she isn't incredible in this, but that's a meaningless metric.
Thanks to decades of smoking you sound like that
@@fuelbot Yes, Venice, Cannes, etc all movies receive standing ovations at these festivals.
96% on Rotten Tomatoes. So it must be good. LoL.
Cate Blanchett is a true artist. Her filmography is so diverse. She is a master at the more serious roles, but isn’t afraid to dive into comedy. She is so well rounded and it’s not often an actor can play different genres so well!
Did you see her in CAROL? Cate Blanchett is mesmerizing in every role she takes on!
@Allmybotsarewoke tiktokers? LOL
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💯!!
I loved her in that Billy Bob Thornton movie about the psychic. Forget the title.
I have seen a trend lately, to going back to ambiguous trailers, giving you a a taste of the movie without spoiling it. Giving the audience a chance to go and see a movie in the theatre, knowing what they saw, was not only compelling but intriguing, without knowing the overall story and I am loving every second of it. Count me in for this one.
well don't watch any other trailers then :) just the teaser
WG: Do you not understand the concept of a trailer? They're, by definition, "ambiguous" and a "teaser" to try to get you to see the movie.
Excellent point William, this goes for movie reviews also.
Don't tell me in detail what the movie is about, explain what is good (or bad) about it. The acting, the cinematography, the direction, the music, set design, costume design, the plot, the character development, the story structure etc. I'll figure out the story when I watch it thanks.
@@8angst8 Most Hollywood trailers really aren't ambiguous though. They're like watching a 3 minute cut of the finished movie, often giving away critical plot points.
Yes, thankfully!! I went in with wholly different expectations and was pleasantly surprised.
Anyone who have eyes and ears know that Cate Blanchett was criminally robbed in Oscar!!!
Boohoo! Cry me a river!!
Oh shut vp lol
Her and many others actors.
Completely agreed 👍🏻
She did an amazing job but her role as Lydia Tar had some similarity to that of Blue Jasmine in my opinion
If there is any working actor today who deserves more than 3 Oscars, it's Cate Blanchett. She's an acting legend and clear lock for best actress oscars 2023.
Jesus Christ died for our sins, rose from the dead, and gives salvation to everyone who has faith in him. True faith in Jesus will have you bear good fruit and *drastically* change for the better! Those led by the Holy Spirit do not abide in wickedness. 👍🏾
*God is ONE manifesting himself as THREE;* the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit! Bless him! *For these three are one.*
As I am led by the Holy Spirit, nothing I state is a lie, but the truth of God. Anyone who tells you differently is misinformed or a liar. They do not know God, nor led by him.
Anyone who *claims* to be a Christian and is against what I am doing, and where I am doing it; the Holy Spirit does not dwell within them, they lack understanding. They know not God, read his word, and their religion is in vain. Do not hear them, they will mislead you, the lost cannot guide the lost.
When you trust in God and cast your cares (worries, anxiety, depression, suicidal thoughts) upon him, they will be NO MORE!
Know that there is power in the name Jesus Christ! His name casts out demons and heals!
The world is wicked, evil, and of the devil.
I too, was a wicked sinner of the world before I opened my heart to God. I am living proof of God's work and fruitfulness! He is an active God who hears the prayers of his! God's children are set apart (holy) and righteous. The devil is a liar that comes to steal, to kill, and to destroy; that includes your relationship with God!
She performed in four of my favorite films:
4. "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" (2008)
3. "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers" (2002)
2. "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" (2001)
1. "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" (2003)
These movies were nominated for Best Picture Oscars.
@@Call_Upon_YAH Remember kids, if you don't sin, then Jesus died for nothing.
Pacino, deniro, Denzel, and many other actors deserve it more
I've never seen anything like this movie. The script blew my mind - tying music, identity, and art - and the discourse around ego, cancellation, and value of beauty - brilliant. Cate Blanchett was compelling, mesmerizing, brilliant, and pioneering. No one else could have pulled this off at this level of excellence. Bravo, Maestro.
Todd Field, the director, screenwriter, producer wrote this for Cate. If she didn’t do it, he said the movie wouldn’t be made.
"Cate was compelli" stfu! Talk normally FFS. People always in comments trying to sound like film critics. Amazing performance, brilliant actress etc all normal.
While the movie does indeed tie music, identity, art, ego, cancellation, and beauty together, I'm not really sure it actually *says* much about it that is so thought-provoking of interesting. Thinking about the film itself is more interesting than what is *in* the film.
@@honesttroll3463 yes, because God forbid people have different opinions than you, or more elegant vernacular, right?
@@honesttroll3463 Compelli is based. Deal
I saw it last night, and Cate Blanchett continues to blow my mind with her powerful performances. Victim or villain? Her portrayal of the fictional character Lydia Tár and the film’s production values were all next level. Congratulations to everyone who worked on this incredible work of art!
What did she steal from older musicians desk?
@@Cassie00111 I was wondering that also...
her acting was fine but the movie is no art.
@@Cassie00111 It was the pen he kept clicking. She does something similar in the scene with the Juliard student, where he keeps shaking his leg and she eventually grabs it to make him stop.
How are the film's production values on the next level? It's pretty standard.
“The narcissism of small differences leads to the most boring conformity.” She is correct folks.
What the hell ? Narcissm anyway, that pathological psychological characteristic isn‘t good.
Brilliant line
@@furki_21 true, but here the word narcissism in that sentence is used on a different manner, as psychological term coined over a hundred years ago to denote that the more a relationship or community shares commonalities, the more likely the people in it are to engage in interpersonal feuds and mutual ridicule because of hypersensitivity to minor differences perceived in each other.
@@bernardoivanhiguerainzunza7643 isn’t it more like… the self importance we give to ourselves or our community forces us to conform to an extreme extent, thus individual difference (which is boring)?
Tár is of course a controversial individual and a lot of the shit she did was wrong, but I was completely on board with her during that scene
Cate, you deserved that Oscar, i was for Michelle yeoh getting it. But then watched this masterpiece. This was so deep and you were outstanding.
Having seen the film I can assure, you are in a treat for master class acting from Cate Blanchett. She completely operates on different level any actors would dare dream of. This is a nuanced character study that will nothing but astound you. Cate Blanchett is sure shot lock for win Best actress next year. Have not seen any performance that has surpassed her this year, male or female.
If you had to compare, she's mixture of Daniel day lewis in 'There will be blood' and Natalie Portman in 'Black Swan' but more subtle yet layered performance, that's impossible to ignore. I get why Todd Field had written this script for Ms Blanchett. There's no one but only Blanchett can pull this off. I can not imagine someone beating her for the Oscar. In fact her acting goes even beyond getting recognised with a golden trophy. This performance will be remembered in cinema history being one of the best if not the best.
I've also heard that Nina Hoss, who plays her lover, is also particularly good and might be nominated for Best Supporting Actress at the Oscars.
The score sounds intriguing. Share more
Is Cate's character mentally ill like Nina in Black Swan ? Do you mind answering if there is a happy ending ?
Mia Goth in 'Pearl' delivers a 10 minute tour de force monologue of good and evil playing out inside a human soul. They don't give Oscars to horror film actresses but this performance gets my vote. Bone chilling.
I simply cannot wait…
Incredible film. And as a former classical pianist, the amount of research in the classical music world was so seamless and astounding to me. When she was explaining a Bach prelude to a student, it was exactly how a pianist studies Bach using voicing and dialogue. I was amazed at the deep references of an obscure composer Kalinnikov, the reference of atonality, and her conducting style very in the style of Bernstein (which there are documentaries of Bernstein conducting Mahler). Such a damn good film
Speaking of Mahler, another must-see movie: Death in Venice. The opening scene plays out in Mahler’s Fifth. Splendid. If you do watch it, note the name of the boat.
I watched a short abstract from one of Bernstein's shows and I was impressed to see that Blanchett managed to copy his gestures. I genuinely felt as if I was watching the teacher of Lydia Tár.
Technical knowledge of classical music does not make a good film. For that you need a good script, a strong story and good acting....none of which were on display here. This is just mental masterbation.
My music professor friend told me the discussions about music were silly and inane. Hmmm.
@@geoycs oh no how terrible of us
Cate is like the Meryl Streep of our generation. She will definitely go down as of the goat actors.
And no one will ever be able to produce a tape of her calling Harvey Weinstein God.
She is better than Meryl I think more diverse and convincing.
I wonder who belongs to "our generation"? is there a specific age cutoff? As an aside, I didn't realize Cate was so proficient at imitating goats! that's not an easy thing for us humans to do (being a goat actor that is)!
@@22lilacsky Imho Meryl Streep is overrated. I know there are many people who truly love her acting but I find her average. It's just an opinion though.
@@cleanthessamouilides4441 Definitely,. I think Meryl tries too hard which completely ruins her characters. I can't think of a single role where she didn't over act. Maybe Bridges of Madison county but that's it. But even in that , she was boring and flat. 😆
Cate’s acting in Tar was so captivating that I felt like I was in the same room with her at each and every moment. Absolutely brilliant, a complete marvel, she’s deserves every praise that is thrown her way!
Thanks for review can’t wait to watch
I found it too teatrical. Especially with monologues that really sounded like the text that was learnt upfront...and normally in a cinema movie this should not be the case. I think would be more believable if she hummed or stuttered some words in those long lines she was firing, no one speaks like that in the heat of the moment regardless on their education or eloquence
@@nebo2073 I just watched it . I couldn’t get through the whole movie . I felt like her conversations were so long , dragged, Over the top , Not relatable. Do people really talk like that ? Made me feel dumb 😂😂
@Emily C
Yes, people still speak like Lydia Tár. One has to be practiced and quick-witted. I enjoyed her manner of speaking because of the very fact of its demise. I
Cate is such powerful actress. Shes been in the zone for so long and every time when I think shes peaked she brings out something else entirely. Her and Tilda Swinton.
So many of my favorite memories from cinemas to Blockbuster include numerous Cate Blanchett films. She is still a queen.
I watched the film yesterday, and it was amazing! Cate is more than deserving of a third Oscar. She didn’t just play Lydia Tár, she BECAME Lydia Tár.
When will it be shown on the internet ? I'm dying of waiting
@@8898B Watch it in the cinema. The director makes choices, especially early on, which feel like he wants to punish those people who waited for it to stream. This is NOT a film you can put on pause.
@@JMoruzziWhat choices are you talking about?
@@QWERTY-do4qr The two minutes of slabs of white-on-black text that open the film, followed by the seven or eight minute onstage interview which is almost devoid of cinematic or dramatic interest.
@@JMoruzzi Why do you think this would punish the people who waited for the movie to stream?
The REAL Oscar winner
nope sorry EEAAO won!!
@@gentleforest I think they now it. Thats why they say REAL because in their opinion this film should have won.
Couldn’t agree more
Both were worthy.
Both were amazing, but a serious tone film doesn’t always equate the better film
This movie is a masterpiece on several levels, not least of which are Cate Blanchett's transformational performance and Todd Field's long-awaited return to writing and directing. There are a lot of ways to read the movie but on a purely atmospheric note, I think it's the best horror movie of 2022 by a mile.
Put down the fentanyl.
Really, what kind of substance you took before to watch this boring master pice?
@@jozephcasta6781 my point exactly. The trailer promised A LOT MORE than this insipid tale delivered. It made it seem like a psychological thriller, which it was not. Oh, and let's throw in some ABC commentary to bolster to tweak storyline!!!
Have had pleasure to watch this movie, Cate Blanchett is an undeniable force. Cleary best of her career. She even surpassed her performances in Elizabeth, Blue Jasmine, Carol. She looks front runner for upcoming Oscars.
"Blue Jasmine" was excellent and I don't even like sicko Allen.
you forgot Aviator
Tar is an absolute classic. one of the best movies of all time. It's so good, you can keep binge watching this movie over and over.
Calling her a gem would be a disservice to the perfection she gives out in every role. She's a masterpiece of an actress.
One of the few modern actors and actresses who are truly talented. She is exactly what you said, a masterpiece of an actress.
Cate Blanchett can be anything. She fits any role. She kills any genre. Another oscar is on the way. Damn, Cate is ma queen since i was teenager and still counting.
Thank you to people who recommended this film to me, it was fucking incredible. Cate Blanchett absolutely killed it, what a performance.
This movie reminds us of why we love to go to the movies, Excellent acting, writing and story telling.
Cate Blanchett is one of the finest actress of her generation, in the same level as other living actresses like Meryl Streep, Glenn Close and Frances McDormand. She's a chameleon in her movies, when she acts, you really don't see Cate be like "look at me I'm an actress yeay", no, she literally became the person that she's playing, she dissapeared to the role. According to the director, this movie only works if Cate accepted the role, the role was meant for Cate and honestly seeing this trailer already, Cate is definitely gonna give another career best performance
She's great ‐ I forget its her when watching (which is impossible with many other actors).
Jesus Christ died for our sins, rose from the dead, and gives salvation to everyone who has faith in him. True faith in Jesus will have you bear good fruit and *drastically* change for the better! Those led by the Holy Spirit do not abide in wickedness. 👍🏾
*God is ONE manifesting himself as THREE;* the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit! Bless him! *For these three are one.*
As I am led by the Holy Spirit, nothing I state is a lie, but the truth of God. Anyone who tells you differently is misinformed or a liar. They do not know God, nor led by him.
Anyone who *claims* to be a Christian and is against what I am doing, and where I am doing it; the Holy Spirit does not dwell within them, they lack understanding. They know not God, read his word, and their religion is in vain. Do not hear them, they will mislead you, the lost cannot guide the lost.
When you trust in God and cast your cares (worries, anxiety, depression, suicidal thoughts) upon him, they will be NO MORE!
Know that there is power in the name Jesus Christ! His name casts out demons and heals!
The world is wicked, evil, and of the devil.
I too, was a wicked sinner of the world before I opened my heart to God. I am living proof of God's work and fruitfulness! He is an active God who hears the prayers of his! God's children are set apart (holy) and righteous. The devil is a liar that comes to steal, to kill, and to destroy; that includes your relationship with God!
I'll be honest. I agree with all your points about Blanchett as an actress except for one. You said...
you really don't see Cate be like "look at me I'm an actress yeay", no, she literally became the person that she's playing, she dissapeared to the role.
I actually feel like the exciting part of her last few films in the Perky "Don't Look Up" and The Dangerous "Nightmare Alley" performances were great because of the fact that it felt like two performances that I've seen of hers that specifically spoke to the audience, "look at me acting". That's what made them feel like some of her most modern work, or what some in the business, I've heard use the phrasing, her most "risque". 🥂
I couldn't agree with you more in the film Notes Of A Scandal Cate Blanchett and Judi Dench give such a brilliant performance if you haven't seen it I highly recommend it to anyone that is reading this.
I have watched it twice and I will watch it again soon. It's the first time I can't get enough of a movie.
For people wondering the music used in the trailer (starting from 0:07) is Ró by Icelandic contemporary classical composer Anna Thorvaldsdottir and shares some similarities with that of Hildur Gudnadottir who created the original music for TÁR.
Kind of weird considering that the character of Cate Blanchet in the film mocks the music of Anna Thorvaldsdottir in the scene with the students....I wonder what Thorvaldsdottir thinks about that. I read that several conductors and orchestra musicians are already saying that the portrayal of the conductor is implausible.
@@x.c.1706 I read about that after your message. My guess is that it's tongue in cheek on the one hand and also revealing something about the gender politics of Lydia Tarr. By championing some female composers and at the same time dismissing others she might validate her own artistic merits against accusations of positive discrimination. That being said I haven't seen the film yet (I'll have to wait till March unfortunately). Thorvaldsdottir has included the trailer on her website, so I'm assuming it was used with her permission.
I think that Gudnadottir is a great film score composer but Thorvaldsdottir is a composer of another caliber and another scale. The music in the trailer is more powerful than the original music scored for the film and the trailer is actually better than the film. Great acting though…. But as it happens in this kind of films , the recreation of the artist ends off being a kind of caricature.
Would you happen to know what piece is being played at 1:20? I listened to Ró and I believe it's from a different composition. It's one of the most affecting parts of the teaser to me so I'm very curious.
@@CharlieQuartz it’s by Roomful of Teeth. Fantastic piece.
The only actor I can think of who gets to this level of absolutely positively becoming the character, and being extreeeemely selective choosing roles, is Daniel Day-Lewis. To me, these two are in a league of their own
*TODD FIELD'S STATEMENT IN A RECENT INTERVIEW “This script was written for one artist, Cate Blanchett,” Field said in a director’s statement. “Had she said no, the film would have never seen the light of day. Filmgoers, amateur and otherwise, will not be surprised by this. After all, she is a master supreme. Even so, while we were making the picture, the superhuman-skill and verisimilitude of Cate was something truly astounding to behold. She raised all boats. The privilege of collaborating with an artist of this caliber is something impossible to adequately describe. In every possible way this is Cate’s film.”*
She is like the modern-day Alan Rickman!
She should have said no
She should win the Oscar for that opening monologue alone. Outstanding performance. I couldn't keep my eyes off her every move and expression. I am now going to have to track down each and every performance she has ever done just so I can truly label myself as a fan.
You might want first to watch her greatest performance in (with this order):
Mrs america 9 episodes.
Carol
Nightmare alley
Blue jasmine
Notes on a scandal
Elizabeth 1998
I'm not there, as bob dylan
Heaven
The aviator as katherine hepburn
Documentary now (2 episodes)
The good german
Truth
@@heartheart5543 you literally put nightmare alley as her 3rd best performance... that is preposterous.
so many! but my favorite has to be Blue Jasmine
@@mavis3916 Why because I went to see a movie and liked it? You got some issues...
@@DeadDave sorry,, I was in troll mode,,,, we have to talk about Kevin,,, is a great film she's in, check it out, bye
The best film of the 2020s so far and I would dare to say the best film of the past decade (2013-2023).
Blanchett is absolutely mesmerizing in this. I've watched it once, and am giving myself at least one day before watching it again because it's still marinating in my mind. Had such a visceral reaction to it. It's brilliant on so many levels.
one of the best movies i’ve ever seen
Cate Blanchett the Winner
Nope she didn't even deserved to be nominated! Best actress won which was Michelle Yeoh!!
With a setup like this, there's literally no one on Earth best suited to compose for a film like this than Hildur Guðnadóttir.
Cate Blanchett is the most talented working actor today. She completely envelops every character she plays. Its astounding. The psychological drama / thriller is my favorite genre and I can't wait to see this!
Cate Blanchett is one of the very few actresses that stop me in my tracks with silence and anticipation in her acting roles, and she never ever lets me down.
Ferocious, core-wrenching, mind-altering musicality --- and that's just the acting. Essential examination of predatory power politics in the classical music world, and others. I didn't notice the movie's length and left knowing I had to re-vist the thorny argument on art vs artist (and am still in limbo). Like others, I'm going to look up all of her movies.
Cate Blanchett ‘s third Oscar mark my words
And when she doesn't?
Amen to that..😊. Her or Emily Watson in "God's Creatures"
I saw ads for this and honestly thought it would be a basic film about some rich persons struggle in losing the limelight.
But watching it was so much more. It was fantastic. So many subtle details, such strong cinematic shots, way more psychological than expected.
I suffer with severe depression, and as someone who is a creative, this film sparked back my desire to create and learn again.
On very rare occasion do I have this - where a film, especially one with a grim outlook, will inspire me to creative and engage more in my life.
This film is phenomenal if you have an appreciation for visual and audio craft, interesting dialogue points and melancholy cinema.
I strongly recommend watching it with proper surround sound, a big screen - and paying close attention. There’s a lot of tie backs and connections worth looking out for
I just saw the film in the cinema. I cannot put to words how much I adore Cate Blanchett. She just has to win an Oscar for this, there is no other way. She's always fabulous, but she's outdone herself this time I swear
lol
@@pfftxoxo1502 Well, the Academy probably took into consideration that it was the first Oscar for Michelle Yeoh. Cate totally should've won in my opinion. But she and Michelle are friends, so I'm not bitter about it.
In 20 years people will watch this movie and appreciate it the way people love a good Dario Argento film now. Very unsettling
One of Cate Blanchett's most powerful acting skills is that she allows herself to be fully seen by the viewer. She has a profound ability to fully reveal herself within each of the diverse roles she plays, no holds barred.
I swear to god Cate has paid people to come to these comments and write nonsense like this
@@P__114 Which god do you swear to? Lol.
@@annwe6 so you’re not denying it then?
@@P__114 I wish they would. Will work for $$$$ 😊
@@P__114 you have no idea about acting and appreciation about it,have you?
This brought a smile to my face. It blew my mind. I felt like i was taken on a ride of complete madness.
She is the finest actress of her generation. Bar none.
I can’t shake this feeling. I watched, “Tár” earlier this week and revisiting this trailer just now really helped me understand how uncomfortable and unnerving of a movie this was, yet truly brilliant and should be studied for generations. I liken the experience to the first viewing of “There Will Be Blood”, minus the humorous parts. It is very rare that I feel as I should be careful as to who I may recommend a movie like this to, because those who might not appreciate it aren’t emotionally prepared to. “Tár” is forever a true classic.
I became a huge Cate Blanchett fan after seeing her in Blue Jasmine, so can't wait to see this.
You will blown away by tar
Easily the best film of the year. I didn’t want it to end.
Good- it didn’t 😭
WOW! I watched the trailer which intrigued me - then I read the comments and decided I'd watch the movie - it was well worth the 2.5 hrs. Powerful, realistic, evocative. CB is amazing.
I’m still not over the lunacy of her not being awarded the Oscar. She is the legend of our time
💯
What an unforgettable movie. Cate is incredible.
Today is my birthday, 11/11 and my husband asked me what I wanted. I said, "Take me to see "TÁR", so that's what we're about to do. Reading the comments finalized my decision. I love Kate's films and this looks to be perhaps one of her best yet. So excited to see a TRULY QUALITY FILM, somewhat of a rarity at the theaters these days.
CB was already one of my favorite actors. I've never seen anyone knock it out of the park like in this movie. It doesn't pander. The character is tragically flawed and she kills it. CB is one of, if not the most, skilled actors we've seen.
Cate Blanchett will definitely win a BAFTA for this and if stars align, a third Oscar too. She's the doyen of Western cinema.
Just like Frances McDormand
She is supremely gifted. We are lucky to witness such an expert at their craft.
Watched it twice and can’t wait to see it a third time. Cate is the GOAT.
This film is so much better than the trailer makes it out to be!
I love how Focus Features is giving this movie a horror movie marketing
having seen it, it's definitely strange. it fits the sense of dread that pervades the film, but it's still ultimately a movie with just two and a half hours of talking.
@@stetson999 wow that sounds lame
@@stetson999 sounds like I’d rather watch paint dry.
I saw this at the Telluride Film Festival. It was my favorite!!!
Awesome. How was general audiences response there?
@@rics1883 Great, for what I could tell. It was definitely the talk of the festival. It seemed to be near or on the top of eveyones favorite movies list.
@@Erpty05 That's great. She's lock for oscars imo. Seeing that powerful performance, you just know.
me too! it was my favorite thing there.
This movie is so relevant at so many levels. the best movie I've seen in the last five years
Cate Blanchett is definitely the best actor working today and I cannot wait to watch that on screen!
I hope I can see it soon! I was in band/orchestra in HS as well as seeing some actual orchestras. I've been enjoying Nodame Contabile for over for 15+ years. I enjoy dramas that feature the orchestra not being just another character, accent, or theme, but being more.
Music drives our emotions in film, but to see it actually actively affect or reflect the character or situation. In a sense, it's a baring of the soul.
You're in for a treat!
Saw this last night - it’s already becoming one of my favorite performances in film. Comparable to Daniel Day Lewis in There Will Be Blood, but with such stylish class
Such a good movie. A once in a lifetime acting spectacle from Cate Blanchett
The thunderous sound when she conducts is god tier editting
Interestingly, tar means string in farsi. Its the base for the word guitar. So it is fitting that when Tár breaks the string will too.
So talented. Beautiful cinematography
Todd Field + Cate Blanchett + lesbian romance + psychological thriller ?
I'm in!
Me too!
And milions of us :D
I’m so in man
Apparently it's her taking advantage of female students unfortunately :(
@@erikaroth6049 Oh i see. Still can be a good movie for the cinematography and performances.
I watched it 4 times. That movie is astonishing. As a big fan of « The King and the Mockingbird », I couldn’t help but notice similarities and references to this movie. Tár always talking about robots, the way her feet are filmed before the live record of Malher’s Symphony, and even the construction site scene when she gets out of her taxi. The King and the Mockingbird is about losing all power, after years of tyranny and domination. It all makes perfect sense.
What an amazing movie! Cate Blanchett's performance is fantastic!
My mom is member of small chamber orchestra where she lives (playing violin). It's highly competitive field especially for women (just this year 2 of the members were laid off because of budget cutting). This film looks very interesting I hope it will tell the story about keeping your own identity versus dynamics in work. This line of work can really absorb you and destroy your personal life, I know that sadly from my experience.
she was so deserving of the oscar win. How on earth did yeoh win over her?
nobody knows...
well...the Oscars went WOKE
"diversity"
Because Yeoh equally deserved it
that is part of the Oscar. art is subjective. some years voters vote base on performance, and some years voters vote base on narrative and sentiment. to say that michelle performance inferior to kate performance is bs. some people like the taste of apple and some people like the taste of orange, and that is what art is. neither is better than the other.
Just watched it again. Brilliant movie! “Let no one judge you” 🔥
Ms. Blanchett is outstanding, totally in her own magnificent class. And the story reminds me so very much of Maestro von Karajan, his genious and other much less known stories about him....
So, Michelle Yeoh won the Oscar over Cate Blanchett? What the butt plug?!
Boohoo grandpa! She lost to the better actress!! Deal with it!!
Michelle Yeoh could never reach this level of acting, still in awe of it
Wow. What a performance ! (by Cate). Outstanding acting.
A comeback to cinema by Todd Field and what a bravura performance by Cate Blanchett. Masterclass. Indeed a 3rd Oscar for the legend.
Where did you see it?
For what I've read from people who I really trust their taste in cinema, this is apparently a true gem. Amongst all the low quality 'films' we are over exposed to.
Ditto. I just heard Chris Gore recommending it and I checked for the trailer.
So glad to see movies for adults are still relevant.
This movie is on HBO now, had a glimpse of it yesterday, really looking forward to watching this😊 I remember how much I love Cate Blanchett when I first saw her in Benjamin Buttons
omg i hope she won that oscar :(
she got robbed
@@munci6474 cry harder!!
Cate Blanchett's performance in Tar is incendiary. She deserves Best Actor Oscar for the role
Judging by the comments and reviews she is a shoe in for the win.
This women is a very special talent. with every performance she gives she is leaving you in no doubt about who the goat is & it's miss blanchet 👍🏻❤️
Love that the list of accolades included the Cleveland Orchestra! It's a world-class orchestra, to be sure, but one that could have been overlooked when developing a fictional character.
It adds to her narcissistic personality - note that she hopped from orchestra to orchestra in her backstory, because her ultimate goal was the top.
WHO IS EDITING THESE TRAILERS? DAMN!
Yes! I saw the movie yesterday! I was upset and overwhelmed with contrasting emotions. Both the film and the Awesome Cate Blanchett are so incredibly true and powerful that what I have seen and listened to keeps on digging very deep. What a masterpiece!
Why were you upset?
Congratulations on your 2023 best picture nomination! I hope Tar wins!!
I remember walking out of the cinema and the next thing I remember is arriving at my home a couple of miles walking distance. I honestly have no recollection of walking home. That's how spellbound I was by this film. I wish I could see it again on a big screen. Watching it on a telly sized screen just doesn't do it justice.
I have a Feeling that this will be My Favourite Film of the year 😍
This movie is gonna be the next step in the saga of movies like Black Swan and Whiplash. I really can’t wait, these kind of movies are my favorite.
The best actress of our current generation.
I realize how silly it can sound to say stuff like this but I feel privileged to be able to watch cates performances. All my adult life I got to go to the movie theater and watch her. It feels special and I just wanted to say that out loud.
Every role Cate Blanchett has done seems like the role he was born to play. She won her second Volpi Cup at the Venice Film Festival thanks to this movie, so yeah a potential third Oscar is coming for her 🙌🙌
Cate deserves 👏 more and more Oscars she's great talent 👏
How have i not known about this movie!! Im glad i found it!
Tár took me a long time to get through, but was interesting enough to keep my attention and Cate Blanchett is phenomenal.
She was great on Hot Ones. Barreled through those hot sauces like a champ!
I am a simple man. I see Cate Blanchett, I click.
oh wow the sound design feels spectacular!