#Nicole Kidman 2024 movie

[dainikdangal]

निकोल किडमैन का बोल्ड अवतार: ‘Babygirl’ में साहसिक प्रदर्शन

हॉलीवुड की मशहूर अदाकारा निकोल किडमैन ने अपने करियर में कई दमदार और भावनात्मक भूमिकाएँ निभाई हैं। उनकी नई फिल्म ‘Babygirl’ भी इसी कड़ी में एक नया अध्याय जोड़ती है। यह एक बोल्ड और भावुक ड्रामा है, जिसमें निकोल किडमैन ने एक बार फिर अपनी अदाकारी से दर्शकों को मंत्रमुग्ध किया है। इस फिल्म में उनका किरदार न केवल संवेदनशील है, बल्कि उन्होंने अपने अभिनय में साहसिकता की नई ऊंचाइयों को छुआ है। फिल्म की…

[mightierthanthecanon]

I'll do whatever you tell me to do.

Babygirl (2024) dir. Halina Reijn

[sequenceofmind]

Babygirl (2024) Nicole & Harris React to Babygirl Reviews

[oldhollywoodniall]

merry christmas happy babyratu day!

[sluttyhenley]

And he goes straight to Victory Lane.

DAYS OF THUNDER (1990) dir. Tony Scott

[kat-movies]

Practical Magic

Like every other little girl around the world, I had always wanted to be a witch when I was older. I just thought it was the coolest thing in the entire world, and this movie brought back those childlike feelings as I was watching it.

There was so much to love about this movie, but I absolutely adored the sisterly love that you see throughout the movie. I feel like there aren't a lot of movies that showcase a true sister bond that can withstand the test of life, but this one definitely does. As I was watching, I found myself being transported to the world and feeling everything the characters are going through which is exactly what a movie should do. I absolutely adored the message that it showed, and I also absolutely love witchcraft. I mean it when I said I had always wanted to be a witch, so I love any imagery that includes these ideas.

This movie is a perfect fall or Halloween watch for the people that love the vibe of that time of the year, but don't necessarily enjoy intense horror movies. And even though I adore horror movies, sometimes it's nice to wind down with a less intense story about witches, which is exactly what this classic movie provides.

-kat <3

[cinelestial]

First look at Netflix’s A FAMILY AFFAIR directed by Richard Lagravenese

Starring Zac Efron, Joey King and Nicole Kidman.

Releasing June 28 on Netflix.

[theconnoisseurreviews]

My review of "Babygirl," a controversial take on women's repression, consent and communication. Nicole Kidman delivers a brilliant performance with a star studded cast.

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[princess-of-songs]

Zendaya on Actors on Actors with Nicole Kidman

I thought this was a lovely conversation between Z and Nicole Kidman. Before this pairing was announced, it never crossed my mind to put them together. But listening to the conversation, the minutes flew by. I liked hearing how a lot of their processes are similar and Nicole giving great advice to Z. I also loved hearing about Art tilting his head down after Tashi’s ultimatum was a Luca suggestion. So brilliant!!! Something I’ve always admired about Z is her deep love for her filmmaking as well as her desire to get constantly get better at craft by being fully open and receptive to feedback. I’ve always found it interesting she is one of the few actors I know who are able to watch themselves because some of them can’t because it can be so easy to nitpick and tear yourself apart. I want to tie what she said “It’s no longer mine, it’s Luca’s,” to something Mike said “it’s no longer our’s, it belongs to the world.” Z, Josh, Mike, Luca, Justin, and the rest of the crew created this beautiful film that we love and are obsessed with. How cool is that?!

I’m really excited for Monday, we get to see Josh on Actors on Actors with Daniel Craig and Luca on Directors on Directors with Denis Villeneuve.

One last thing: I sound like a broken record but seeing Z, Josh, and Mike doing awards season promote online or in person, makes me yearn for better questions for them. My face resembles Tashi’s in the alleyway whenever I see repeat questions.

[midwestmunster]

Countdown to 2024!🍹

[manicpixiedepressedwitch]

nicole kidman at the academy museum gala

[afabstract]

A Family Affair Review - Platonic Bonds Outdo Romance

Zara Ford is shocked to see a romance brewing between her evil boss Chris & author mom Brooke. Can she stop their love before it's too late? Read our review of "A Family Affair" starring Nicole Kidman, Joey King, and Zac Efron.

⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 2.5 out of 5. Sneha Jaiswal (Twitter | Instagram) “He’s living a double-life an a superhero and an asshole” 24-year-old Zara Ford hates her boss, Chris Cole, a demanding movie star who makes her run all his errands, including getting break-up gifts for his many girlfriends. So when Zara finally quits her job, she is horrified to find Chris in bed with her author mom, Brooke…

[popentertainment-moviereviews]

BABYGIRL (2024)

Starring Nicole Kidman, Harris Dickinson, Sophie Wilde, Antonio Banderas, Gaite Jansen, Izabel Mar, Esther McGregor, Vaughan Reilly, Victor Slezak, Anoop Desai, Bartley Booz, Maxwell Whittington-Cooper, Leslie Silva, Dolly Wells, Robert Farrior, Mary Ann Lamb, Gabrielle Policano, Gabriela Torres, Max O'Herlihy, Michael Wichmann and Mareau Hall.

Screenplay by Halina Reijn.

Directed by Halina Reijn.

Distributed by A24. 114 minutes. Rated R.

It is rare enough that movies take a serious, adult look at sexual obsession that you want to give a film which is brave enough to do so the benefit of the doubt, even if it doesn’t quite work for you. Babygirl takes a lot of serious chances – and Nicole Kidman in particular opens herself up to some extremely harsh and humiliating moments – and yet, I can’t say that I ever bought into the movie and the characters, so much as I appreciated its bravery.

The babygirl in the title is Romy (Kidman), a successful 50-something corporate CEO, with a doting husband (Antonio Banderas) and two teen daughters that she loves. And yet, something is missing in her seemingly perfect life. Romy seems somewhat ruled by sex. In fact, we are introduced to her and her husband in the middle of a strenuous lovemaking session. However, when they are done, Romy seems unsatisfied and wanders to another part of the house to finish herself off by masturbating while watching online porn.

It seems that Romy has some deep, dark sexual secret which she has been hiding all of her life. It is a secret which comes to light when she meets Samuel (Harris Dickinson), a much younger man who is working as an intern in her company. The two of them flirt and circle each other until Samuel pushes her hot button – he thinks she wants someone to be in complete control of her, sexually. She wants someone to humiliate her and tell her what she can do and when she can do it.

And she does, as they slowly circle around an affair that could be devastating to Romy’s business life and family life, the danger of the situation just somehow makes it hotter for her. In general, Romy seems much more invested in the relationship than Samuel does, but then again that could be because of his position of domination.

Even though Babygirl is nearly constantly in a state of arousal, I have to admit that it is one of the least sexy films about sex I have seen in quite some time. Actually, let me amend that statement. Since I personally do not share the particular kink that our main characters are so overwhelmed by, I found most of the many sex scenes in Babygirl to be sad, creepy and kind of pathetic. I suppose that someone who shared the characters’ particular proclivities may see them in a very different manner.

There are many sex scenes in Babygirl, although in general they are not overly explicit. More often they are just a bit weird – for example, Samuel making Romy get on all fours and lap up milk from a saucer like she was a cat – rather than sexual. Even when the sex is extreme it mostly seems to be shot so tightly so that you see very little other than the participants’ faces and quick flashes of their bodies.

I won’t even go into the psychological morass about a strong, competent, successful woman who secretly wants (or needs) to be bossed around and treated like a slut.

In fact, honestly, as someone not in the lifestyle, the whole time that Romy and Samuel were together I simply couldn’t figure out what they saw in each other. They didn’t seem to particularly like each other, the sex was dirty and begrudging, and the potential costs to both of them – particularly Romy – just seemed way too high.

Babygirl is well acted and has some interesting ideas, but I can’t really say that I am better off for having seen it. It was sort of like an arty Fifty Shades of Grey.

Jay S. Jacobs

Copyright ©2024 PopEntertainment.com. All rights reserved. Posted: December 22, 2024.

[theomenmedia]

A-Listers Grace The Annual Vanity Fair Hollywood Cover!

Dive into the glamour and grit of Hollywood with this year's VF Hollywood Issue! Featuring stars like Zendaya, Nicole Kidman, and more, get an exclusive look at the faces and stories behind your favorite films.

[deviiancetv]

Favorite show or song at the moment??

There has been a ton of new music that I’ve really enjoyed so it’s hard to pick, but I can think of a few. As for as shows, there haven’t been many shows that I’ve watched. None of them have been peaking my interest lately, but I’ve got several movies I’ve watched that are pretty good

My favorite song(s) at the moment:

Recent films I’ve watched (100% recommend all of these):

The Watchers ~ Mina, played by Dakota Fanning, gets stranded in an expansive, untouched forest in western Ireland. Finding shelter, she unknowingly becomes trapped alongside three strangers who are stalked by mysterious fae creatures every night.

Barbarian ~ A young woman, played by Georgina Campbell, discovers the Airbnb she booked is already occupied by a stranger, played by Bill Skarsgård. Against her better judgment, she decides to spend the night but soon discovers there's a lot more to fear than just the unexpected house guest, but something far more horrifyingly sinister.

Practical Magic ~ Two young witches, Sally played by Sandra Bullock, and Gillian played by Nicole Kidman, born into a magical family, have mostly avoided witchcraft themselves. But when Gillian's vicious boyfriend, Jimmy Angelov dies unexpectedly, and police investigator, Gary Hallet growing suspicious, the sisters give themselves a crash course in hard magic.

The Boy and The Heron ~ Mahito, a 12-year-old boy, struggles to settle in a new town after his mother's death. However, when his father remarries, and he gains a new stepmother. When his stepmother goes missing, a talking heron informs Mahito that both his mothers are still alive, he enters an abandoned tower in search of her, which takes him to another world.

Thirteen ~ Tracy, an honor student with a troubling home life, tries to conceal her inner turmoil by excelling academically, until she befriends the rebellious and cunning Evie, her school's queen bee. Evie takes Tracy down a whirlwind of teenage angst and experimentation with drugs, sex, and stealing. It’s not long before Tracy’s mother, Melanie realizes she must step in and stop her daughter's destructive lifestyle.

Lovely, Dark, and Deep ~ A new back-country ranger, played by Georgina Campbell, travels alone through the wilderness, throughout the film she goes on a journey to try and uncover a mysterious event that happened to her as a child.

A Mouthful of Air ~ Julie Davis, played by Amanda Seyfried, is a children’s author & illustrator, who struggles with post-partum depression who goes through an ongoing battle of trying to cope with it.

[knightsickness]

I love it when you talk about movies 🖤 What are the best ones you watched recently?

yayy thank you ^^ here are some ive really liked in the past couple of months

wishing stairs 2003 - most recent film i watched korean ghost/slasher set in an all-girls arts boarding school. the dormitory stairs have 28 steps but sometimes when you count them there are 29. any wish made on the 29th step comes true regardless of who has to die to ensure it

to die for 1995 - mockumentary about small-town weathergirl nicole kidman killing people in her nowhere-town as part of her scheme to achieve petty fame. if you like drop dead gorgeous 1999 at all you’ll like this kidman soo good in it + theres a gratuitous cronenberg cameo

psychic vision jaganrei 1988 - most underrated film on here noo one has seen this. japanese found footage/mockumentary about an idol performing a song her producers gave her not knowing the girl they aren’t crediting for it killed herself. some genuinely fun and creepy ghost stuff + i say as generally a found footage disliker uses the format well

the house of yes 1997 - guy brings his girlfriend home to meet his insular wealthy family, including his unstable twin sister hes been in an incestuous relationship with since childhood. she likes to roleplay jfk’s assassination with him. offputting dark comedy suspense movie

the substance 2024 - if youre on tumblr youve already heard people rave about the substance its fun i really liked it 👍

charade 1963 - audrey hepburn returns from a ski holiday and finds her husband has been murdered + a group of men who think she has the money her husband stole from them chasing her. witty intensely charming genuinely unpredictable probably my favourite audrey