'The Power of the Dog' Stars Benedict Cumberbatch & Kodi Smit-McPhee Join the Variety Studio at TIFF
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'The Power of the Dog' stars Benedict Cumberbatch and Kodi Smit-McPhee join the Variety Studio at TIFF presented by Canada Goose on not fitting in a masculine box and the joy of working with Jane Campion to create their characters.
Actors are obnoxious
Great movie
Variety Studio at TIFF presented by Canada Goose
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I how Kodi sees the dog in his life’s journey to keep him safe in the wolves den that is Hollyworld
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Watching this interview, I can't help but notice how large Benedict's head is compared to Kodi. So strange!
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I am extremely glad Jane and her team made such an insightful tv series, that goes to such depths to challenge such overt stereotypes of masculinity and power that are still prevalent in many societies today and not always true to what 'strength' is. It is often out dated and sickly. There is a place for everyone in this world, society just needs to acknowledge the complexities of our world more. Art is enormously important for creating healthier societies. Well done.
@millycapel4332Ending blew me away.👏
@HarpadsoThis movie was a pretentious boring slog
@Markstiburski-bb7rqi love kodi smith mcphee..his a great actor..
@rrjrenon5201The background musiC was too much, too overpowering
@生き甲斐-z5hHow on earth is this a story about "toxic masculinity," whatever you want that to mean? It's simply a story about a brutal, soulless, sadistic murderer who happens to be gay. But leave it to Hollywood to make more of things than they are.
@jwp2166Excellent movie. I would encourage people to watch till the end, it will be worth it.
@thembelandesi4741These 2 are amazing
@cubefarmerhkc9105The film was excellent, but please read the book- Thomas Savage was unable to sell this in the sixties because it dealt with repressed homosexuality- but it is a compelling, beautifully written novel.
@stephanienewall6730Perhaps it should've been called "The power of a dick"
@danthomas6587This is nothing but "WOKE" BOLSHEVIK propaganda, there's nothing toxic about masculinity it's what makes a male a man!! And these beta males can't accept that they will never be a man.
Nobody wants to know your sexual orientation!! we don't care!! And we definitely don't need it in our TV shows or Movies we don't want images in our heads of ppl taking it up the A***
He’s a perfectly young brother who is playing a boy without any education or strength through knowledge! He’s a GOOD BROTHER who is HETEROSEXUAL!!! HE IS GOING TO GET MARRIED TO A GIRL and LEARN TO EDUCATE THEIR CHILDREN LIKE NORMAL AMERICAN FAMILIES.
@newsreporter2731Date uploaded, geez. Reminds me of that tragedy.
@nathancoffman3025OMG , why am I expecting soooo much🌚❤️
@robbieloon9708💆♂️💆♂️
@عبداللهعبدالإله-س3فA yes my favorite actors, Scrawny British man with a strange name, and Scrawnier British man with a stranger name
@Affiniaffinitywhere was Ben that he is so tanned?
@andzelonaa8497this movie sucked
@Obamas_NippleThe river scene was hilarious! 🤣
@rezboy4The power of the pretentious narcissistic Hollywood leftists who ruin everything they touch with woke nonsense . Come on Sam, stick to your guns and hold your head up high. Don't kowtow to the evil left. The movie was sh#t. Matt Walsh was extremely ARTICULATE explaining this.
@lizbethy3214Benedict's deserves all of oscar.❤ he is the best!
@melaniekarel9610Alternative title: I know what you did last summer.
This movie is really like a puzzle. You think you know what is happening or what will happen in the future but in the end we are all be damned. Just how creative and well act this drama is.. maybe its just me, but I didn’t see that coming.
This movie was so freakin boring
@joejoey6511Sorry ... I give this movie 3 "D's" ... dark, dull and depressing. Maybe some people enjoy this. But, no one is a "master" of anything here.
@karengriffin2652Why did you give a standing ovation to Will Smith? Do you support violence as a solution to conflict?
@viviennetwigg8096Benedicts performance is an all out masterclass - I cannot even convey to it's absolute brilliance!
@incharge7955off topic but I love Kodi's outfit
@fionagao8364Peter’s role in the narrative and his acting were so superb that I was shocked when I saw the poster of the film, where he’s unjustly absent. What a betrayal of the film itself.
@terrylaguardia6838This movie is much better than call me by your name
@puurrrrI don't regard Kodi Smit as being particularly effeminate. He's not some swaggering macho type, but not being that way doesn't automatically make someone's demeanor feminine.
@archraskalI adore Kodi. I’ve been his fan since he was in ParaNorman. He’s such a good guy. So talented.
@xanadark8469Watching this movie made me think about writing a script for a movie. I really felt like Bronc Henry molested Phil and his brother. Them sleeping in the same room and bed made me feel like it was something they both experienced. I also felt like the brother didn't want that to define who he was but Phil somehow was in love with Bronco Henry and wanted to keep his memory alive as much as possible, and that is why he was so mad at his brother for wanting to marry and move forward in life.
@kinggodtravisPeter's majestic strut through the cowboy camp - will be a lasting memory.
@murrayspiffy2815It's like they are interviewing two aliens!
@Automaticstop1are they talking about the movie made in New Zealand ? i did not know Montana was part of New Zealand . well you learn something new every day
@jankopandza1072I have not seen the film, however if an opportunity comes up I will go and see it. It is a complex film.
@clapoutloudclapoutloudBwahahahaha. These were their "cowboys?" Sam Elliott must be right.
@josephgately2378Sam Elliot was right.
@idol_stomperf*ck cumberbatch for literally never giving Kodi a chance to speak! selfish actor
@scottnelson4154he got defensive about Sam Elliot criticism because he knows Sam is right . i'm sure they'll give him best actor oscar , they'll give the movie best film award, bla bla , there's a reason why the oscars are useless now and that no one watches it, because it's not about merit anymore but about virtue signalling . the message was clear after that bland "moonlight " movie won best picture as well . and no one wil tune in to watch that , because everyone ( including those clapping in joy) know it's despotism , that those prizes are just because of the LGBT themes in those movies .
@eglantinepapeau1582The scene in the movie that really got me is where these two characters Phil and Peter sit together in the hills on their weekend cowboy training session. Phil laughs when Peter says “I think I was too strong.” And Phil laughed and says “Who? You? Yeah right.” But that’s what takes Phil down in the end. Peter is strong/superior both in intelligence and in countenance and Phil ends up dead because he doesn’t see it. Phil sees what he wants to see.
@ShamariahiskruisingI hope Benedict win Oscar this year
@refisaaBRAVO to you, Kodi; so brilliant; thank you :-)
@kn7615I SO hope that Ben wins the Oscar for his role this year - in my view, it was on one level with Daniel Day-Lewis's performance in There Will Be Blood. I did not care very much about the story - in fact there is not much of a story there except the battle of wills between the two leading males - but I could not stop watching him, even though his character is totally unlikeable; if this is the first performance I had seen by him, I would not have guessed he's English.
@christianealshut1123OK. For me, it was not the pace of the movie. It was not the subject matter. It was boring, in my opinion. The film disappointed me in other ways, but I'll keep this short. Best thing about this movie is the way it ended. Nice "twist".
@mspigdWorst movie ever , agonising to watch,so slow,so boring.zzzzzzzz
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