Everything in this scene is fantastic! Even the crucifix should have won an Oscar.

@Yobidefy

5 жыл бұрын

mipatriaadorada i was rooting for the crucifix ahah

@eboneyjones9011

4 жыл бұрын

Lmaooo 😂😂😂😂

@kdohertygizbur

4 жыл бұрын

Good One

@D_Marrenalv

4 жыл бұрын

LOL

@angelangelvr

4 жыл бұрын

hahah I love this comment

The acting at its finest , all 4 of them . Streep , Hoffman , Adams , Davis , hands down !!!! Biggest Oscars snub in the history of cinema .

@mgeek1

3 жыл бұрын

Nah. The Color Purple. But this one is egregious, you're right.

@aameyadevansh4246

3 жыл бұрын

Streep lost because Kate Winslet was nominated in her category for The Reader (a completely Oscar-worthy performance but a category fraud, she was campaigned in supporting for all award shows except the Oscars), Adams and Davis lost to Penelope Cruz, it was a tough call between the three but in my opinion Penelope had the stronger performance, and well, Hoffman lost to Heath Ledger which was one of the best performances recorded on cinema.

@jaytfromsaigon6206

3 жыл бұрын

@@aameyadevansh4246 I agree with Heath Ledger, but I still think Amy Adams and Streep should have won this. And you are also right about the Reader part.

@Izaan2810

2 жыл бұрын

@@aameyadevansh4246 I love Cruz as an actress(her performances in Volver and Parallel Mothers are 10/10) but GODDAMN you are DEAD wrong about her being better than Adams and ESPECIALLY Davis. Viola should have won that. They awarded Cruz for her worst performance. Also LOL, Winslet in The Reader is one of the last things I would call "Oscar worthy". It was average. Both her 2008 turns are arguably the worst performances of her career. Agree about Ledger.

@kingofpopbts2080

Жыл бұрын

@@aameyadevansh4246 Doubt was released in 2008. If if had been released one year later, Meryl Streep would have won Best Actress title over Sandra Bullock. Bullock's performance in The Blind Side is good but not great.

Held up that crucifix like a SWORD...gave me chills.

@magetaaaaaa

9 жыл бұрын

+Lovely Brown If I did something wrong, and she found out about it, I'd run the other way!

@RixMorales

4 жыл бұрын

I thought she was gonna stab him with that. It would've been a hell of a whirlwind scene if it did happen

@KittyPieVibes

Жыл бұрын

It’s like she was trying to expel a demon

@daweller

6 ай бұрын

That would have been great, maybe as a bonus scene though.@@RixMorales

I feel like the fact that he keeps emphasizing "you have no right", you can't act on your own, you need to obey," implies he has something to hide. He's being too defensive

@Themuffinman488

5 жыл бұрын

Or maybe he just knows something she doesn’t

@darkfeather6857

5 жыл бұрын

@Brandon Smith If someone accused me of being a pedophile and I was innocent, they would have my blessing to go digging around. If you have nothing to hide, you don't try to hide things.

@darkfeather6857

5 жыл бұрын

@Brandon Smith Thank you for that perspective. I'm not Catholic and I don't know much about the religion. I didn't even consider him being in the closet. You make a convincing argument. I still think he's a pedophile. I'm gay and I was preyed upon by three different men in childhood because my parents abandoned me and pedophiles go after kids that are "lost" so to speak because they are, for lack of a better way of explaining it, the best victims because they have no adult protection. Like this guy, two of them wooed me with a level of kindness and generosity I had never experienced and as they reeled me in slowly started abusing me. I'm pretty effeminate so from kindergarten on, everyone knew I was gay. When I was 16, I joined a Baptist church thinking I could pray away the gay. Because I was alternating between my aunt and grandma's house and neither really wanted me, I took taxis everywhere. This pedophile chatted me up and told me he'd be happy to be my personal taxi. Finally, I could start saving my measly paycheck I thought. When he put his hand on my thigh one day after picking me up from school and then grabbed my hand, I realized that the only men who were kind and generous to obviously gay boys are predators. All of my uncles except the one who molested me treated me like a leper, as did most straight men until about thirtyish.

@CALI-ll7iv

5 жыл бұрын

@@darkfeather6857 I think in the movie he was going to molest those kids but got exposed and left.

@jmurdock8303

4 жыл бұрын

@Brandon Smith not when you accuse of something like that ..

And this is Ladies and GENTLEMEN why Meryl Streep is the greatest living Actress! Flawless acting!

@Bfolks84

9 жыл бұрын

Yesss!!! But u know what they were both amazingly powerful in this movie. One of my favorite movies.

@jasonbest8274

8 жыл бұрын

+Byron Vasquez Jr. meryl dominates his ability though

@kingjamie2

8 жыл бұрын

if you watch just this clip alone and out of context it seems over the top, but if you've watched the rest of the film first and felt the build up of tension it doesn't stick out as over the top at all.

@wotan10950

7 жыл бұрын

Hon Ey Oh, I don't think so. She was so firm in her faith that when she slams down the crucifix, it feels like, just as she says, 'The gates can close behind me when I'm damned to hell.' Pretty powerful stuff. I'd have a meltdown too if I were in that situation.

@theproperenglishman

7 жыл бұрын

The president says she is overrated. Don't be a traitor!

Ughhh!! The way she said: "trust me Father Flynn, I will!" With such conviction and certainty, it's just perfection!!

This is one of the greatest acted scenes of any movie...EVER! Meryl literally took my breath away at 1:25...RIP Philip!

RIP Phillip Seymore Hoffman. One of the Best Actors of all time!

@elisejolie8414

3 жыл бұрын

May he Rest In Peace.

@loretomartinez4136

3 жыл бұрын

Imagine what he would have done till this day

@mutiyangpilingbabae9207

2 жыл бұрын

What?! He is gone now? I don't know much about this actor I just found out about him after watching the movie.

@nodammit

2 жыл бұрын

@@mutiyangpilingbabae9207 Sadly, yes. 2014.

@lisa-el3db

Жыл бұрын

His acting was superb. He played a cop in 'Nobody's Fool', a goofy storm chaser in 'Twister', a blunt has been child actor kn 'Along Came Polly', Capote, this priest, a smarmy guy in 'Boogie Nights'. He was wonderful in all of these. He became these people.

Amazing that this is the same actress who blazed in "The Devil Wears Prada", Julie, Julia", "Mamma Mia", "Sophie's Choice", "Out of Africa" "Ironweed", "The River Wild", and so many other memorable films. Meryl Streep is a consummate artist. Her creations of characters are stupefying.

@TheGreekPianist

4 жыл бұрын

Larry Mitchell And Madeline from Death Becomes Her! Haha

This entire film should be used as a master class on movie acting.

RIP Mr. Hoffman. An exceptional actor with a turbulent life.

This movie was heartbreaking. She knows that she’s ultimately powerless to prevent him from just being transferred and harming another child. All she could do was protect THIS child and get him out of HER parish, but she knows he’ll just do it again.

@elisemiller13

Жыл бұрын

Emily Dahlin, as unfortunately is the statistical failure with stopping or reform of most pedophilia, from every corner of this sad portion of humans.

@PanzerAce760

8 ай бұрын

Perhaps she was wrong? Ever take that into consideration? Wouldn't be the first time a scorned woman was misled by her own faculties.

@jemenfous9343

8 ай бұрын

@@PanzerAce760Did you actually watch the film, or are you just playing Devil’s Advocate because you have nothing better to do?

@SaintVodou

8 ай бұрын

I think that’s exactly what John Patrick Shanley (writer/director) intended. He wrote the play after the pedophile priest scandal broke, so he knew it was not only real, but worse than imagined. What he’s saying isn’t “Those poor priests could have been innocent” or “What a witch hunt”, but “Look at how the Church enabled pedophiles for decades”. Sr. Aloysius never waivers on Fr. Flynn’s guilt. Her doubts are about the faith and hierarchy she’s a part of.

@GizmoBeach

7 ай бұрын

@@PanzerAce760 Or perhaps you’re a troll who’s trolling. 🙄

Every single person in this film should have won an Oscar

@planetkori

3 жыл бұрын

And the nominees for Best Hot Dog Vendor in a Motion Picture are....

@hdog24

Жыл бұрын

masterclass in acting no doubt

This scene alone should have won Meryl Streep the oscar

@gainal9080

6 жыл бұрын

Lol no. Sally Hawkins should've won.

@dylanmoviescene9207

6 жыл бұрын

No. Meryl Streep has stronger performance for Doubt.

@gainal9080

6 жыл бұрын

No.

@LegionIvory

6 жыл бұрын

Viola Davis should have won, too. She was stunning.

@gauravw6947

6 жыл бұрын

gain al Sally Hawkins for what??

"I spoke to a nun." The way she delivers that line, after a beat, completely flat, with that small shrug... It's just perfection. I know really want to use that with someone in real life: Them: you shouldn't have done X Me: *pause* I did X. It just seems so badass. In my head, anyway.

@TomorrowWeLive

2 жыл бұрын

@Mel Gibson After 4 Beers ayy

@shygirl6945

2 жыл бұрын

It’s the fact she went off script that made him crazy….lots of predators act the same and think you’re stupid, they get mad when they get exposed OR when you do something they don’t expect

@migdon470

Жыл бұрын

@@shygirl6945 Predator? The priest didn't do anything

@TheAndrea263

Жыл бұрын

@@migdon470 he wouldn't have left if he didn't

@Awakeninghumanzombies247

Жыл бұрын

@@TomorrowWeLive 🌈🕊️

OMG... That acting..!! Meryl Streep is so phenomenal... This is one of her best movies.. She killed every dialog and I can't stop admiring her in every scene.. Meryl Streep is a Hollywood treasure.. And A legend in cinema history..

@Mntguy-nr9vl

Жыл бұрын

This is one of the few years where she didn't win the academy award and I think she was robbed. I think it's one of her best performances ever done in one of the most critically acclaimed movie she's ever acted in. I thought the reader was garbage and one of Kate Winslet's worst roles.

@alexanderblake3569

Жыл бұрын

I found this movie late. What a masterpiece. They were excellent! Excellent!

@gymmygymmy2685

Жыл бұрын

​@@Mntguy-nr9vl I agree. She was robbed.

@Mntguy-nr9vl

Жыл бұрын

​@@gymmygymmy2685 I actually believe she lost a Sandra Bullock this year which is even worse than Kate Winslet

The way she crushes that crucifix and rosary in her fist is so intense. "...or you will MISTAKE me." GOD WHAT A SCENE

You know what I love about this movie? It's not dull, or preachy. It's surprisingly nerve-wracking, and it doesn't spell anything out for you. I love stories like that, where there's a constant blur .

Father Flynn is using Sister Aloysius's greatest fears against her. He's bringing up things she told him in confession. She's scared that in pursuing the world's monsters, she's lost her faith and her hope of salvation. He threatens her outright with excommunication and Purgatory. You can see, deep down, how terrified she is, standing defiantly in the face of religious authority and perhaps God Himself. She's resolute despite truly believing and trembling at the thought that maybe the gates of Heaven are closing before her.

@kyleroberts8823

6 жыл бұрын

Reagan Healey i don't see it that way at all lol

@371urban

4 жыл бұрын

Ah, I did not see that.

@2eleven48

4 жыл бұрын

@@kyleroberts8823 ....explain, and why add 'lol'?

@RixMorales

4 жыл бұрын

There's a particularly savvy in that when she said "I will step outside the church if that's what needs to be done, 'til the _door_ should shut behind me! I will do what needs to be done, though I'm damned to Hell!" The door was a reference to the gates of heaven. Even though she believes going after the predator will cost her her own salvation, she still chose to go against the odds to persecute the priest for being a molester. Even if he taunted her about her own mortal sins, she didn't falter. I hope there are a lot of people like her in the world who has the courage to fight abuse in spite of her own doubts and mistakes

@Saintbow

3 жыл бұрын

But it was alright for her to try to destroy his career and his life before he started to fight back? When she had no evidence and just said that "she knows people". Do us a favor and grow up.

Two powerhouse actors going toe to toe. Gotta love this kind of filmmaking.

'You should understand that, or you will mistake me!'......Epic!

This movie changed things inside of me

@Lazio98

8 жыл бұрын

يا سلام عليك تعرف تتكلم انجليزي هههههههههههه

@0penpress

8 жыл бұрын

Gas?

@dpcisunbreakable

6 жыл бұрын

modarXmodar yes!

@JohnnyFilmsy-Boi

6 жыл бұрын

Are you religious? Just curious your perspective on this movie.

@macphallic

6 жыл бұрын

Life altering scenes, and life changing performances!

“Now did you ever do anything wrong?” That’s when we know he’s guilty.

@ancientbuns6770

Жыл бұрын

Op but he was proven innocent, sorry to burst your bubble

@thedoge9590

Жыл бұрын

Now we know who didn't pay attention to the movie lol

@homesweetvictoria1422

Жыл бұрын

The movie ends ambiguously on purpose. The playwright said he didn't want it to be clear, he wanted to leave the audience with doubt. He was never "proven innocent."

@opo3628

8 ай бұрын

@@ancientbuns6770 - Sorry not sorry to burst your bubble...but no, he wasn't, actually.

This was a very intense scene! Although she was extremely strict with the children and could be very stern towards them, she had a good heart and wanted to do the right thing!

@XMarx-it1yj

3 жыл бұрын

Meh ... even if Father Flynn had or not pedophilic tendencies, she didn't like him because he was progressive and tried every possible way to get him out for this reason. She didn't care much about Donald, and got a bit of guilt just at the end

@oops9437

3 жыл бұрын

@@XMarx-it1yj Absolutely true 👍

Two film legends in one scene.

Her acting is so outstanding that you feel a sort of real tension inside you like is actually real what is happening. Is so unreal to have a talent like that. I feel that it comes from a higher power. EPIC!

@user-ki6ce8iy5o

Жыл бұрын

So that's probably why I am such a great actor. With absolutely no experience I won an acting tournament when I was 14 years old Lol.

@lonerunner89

6 ай бұрын

She was great in this movie. Her character was a complete sociopath tho. I couldn't stand her 🤷‍♂️

Powerful... so powerful. One of Meryl Streep's best performance

I love this movie... The performances of the two actors are AMAZINGLY POWERFUL... But also the writing!!! Oh my god! The writing!!!! So well written with so much meat for an actor to chew from. It asks So many questions but answers almost none of them. It just makes you think. I love movies like these.

@lolitadacosta9549

8 жыл бұрын

the miracle at santa ana

This is powerhouse acting

Two FANTASTIC actors!

The way the both involved that telephone is this scene is nothing short of award winning.

I love it when people can just be human for a change, like at the end of this scene.

Two of the greatest actors of all-time.

One of the greatest scenes of all time ,,YOU HAVE!!"

I know this movie is dark, but I just love to rewatch for the performances from everyone! So good!

This was one of her greatest performances and I still feel it wasn't praised enough.

@xidiamond6851

2 жыл бұрын

She'd have gotten the Oscar if not for the category fraud bumping Kate to lead.

@tony4534

2 жыл бұрын

Third oscar should’ve been for this

@siyuwoaini

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. Meryl Streep definitely deserved an Oscar for this role. But the academy doesn't always award the best performance but the person they thought should be at the right time

@elisemiller13

Жыл бұрын

@@siyuwoaini sadly, far more political complexity to academy choices.

I've watched this movie so many times, and this scene still makes me tear up every time I watch it. Not because it's sad, but because Streep's acting is SO DAMN POWERFUL.

Wow. If there's anyone to possibly upstage Hoffman, it's Streep.

@geddoe316

9 жыл бұрын

yeah considering how incredible hoffman is, to notice someone else in the scene more prominently is nothing short of amazing.

My gosh she is next level as an actress...

This is acting at its best; such a powerful scene. Meryl is beyond awesome.

Meryl Streep’s character in this scene is such a badass. And Meryl Streep herself is such a badass with all her acting chops.

this is such a ballet of acting beauty

I always, always, come back to this movie, and this scene particularly.

My god. TWO of the greatest actors to ever live on Earth on a scene I will never forget for the rest of my life. RIP Philip Seymour Hoffman

An amazing scene with two amazing actors.

Two of the greatest titans if cinema.

Absolutely astounding acting from both performers

I don't know but if for anything, this should have been Meryl's third Oscar.

I haven't forgotten this film since I watched when I was 14. I have the play and film and I adore both. What a truly remarkable and overlooked film.

A masterpiece in acting.

At first, I was in doubt but it's clear as day that he's guilty. When she threatened to go to his other parishes, he got so worked up. If he was so certain he was clean, he wouldn't have been so upset at that. Also the question he asked if she had never sinned just sealed the deal. He knew he was caught and was trying to gain sympathy from her.

@bpax7119

2 жыл бұрын

I can never make my mind either way I think that is a valid interpretation he doesn’t to be exposed for abusing boys but on the other hand considering the social stigma homosexuality had at the time he may have also been trying to avoid being outed if someone had found out for whatever reason at another parish and agreed to keep quiet if he left. Similarly he could be trying to manipulate her sympathy for abuse but he also could have been appealing that everyone has “sin” struggle they with and for that reason we be careful how we judge/treat another eg he who is without sin let him cast the first stone. I think that’s makes this film so compelling how messy it.

Of course this priest is guilty. But that's not the point of the story at all. The sister's 'doubt' is why she had to move so far away from God and the teachings of the Church, to stalk her prey like an animal. That's why she weeps at the movie's end -- she caught her prey, but he wasn't even punished. And she's not even sure of her own religious beliefs anymore. Obviously stupendous acting by everyone. And Streep deserved an Oscar for this role much more than her turn as Margaret Thatcher.

@elainazimmerman5105

7 жыл бұрын

Dave Glo that makes so much sense

@denverbritto5606

6 жыл бұрын

How do you know that? there's hardly any evidence that he is, its minimal and circumstantial

@antmagor

6 жыл бұрын

In an interview with the author of the play he said that the overall theme is supposed to be the destructive power of certainty. So yes she may have caught her pray, but at great cost, and still there is no way to really know if he was guilty as he never properly confessed.

@denverbritto5606

6 жыл бұрын

literally no-one in the film accuses the priest apart from the good Sister, even the boy in question doesn't say anything to incriminate him.

@wotan10950

6 жыл бұрын

Denver Britto If you have a moment, look up Shanley’s recent interviews about the opera, ‘Doubt,’ which he wrote based on the same story. He makes it very clear that Flynn is guilty, and that the younger nun doesn’t believe his excuses either. The concept of doubt was that ‘Sister Streep’ betrayed her beliefs and vows while catching him.

Seymour was a truly and gifted actor and with Streep made it a iconic scene!!

I think "Doubt" is her second-greatest perfomance, next to "Sophie's Choice."

Very convincing scene/conversation.....both SUPERB actors!

can't wait for movie clip to upload August Osage County clips. Meryl's got a lot of mesmerizing screams in it. The one towards Abigail Breslin was my favorite. So raw.

The fact that we never knew the truth is what makes this movie even more astonishing and unlike other mysteries in movies I really didn’t want to know

This scene is mesmerizing. A class in acting

Greatest acting I have ever seen by an actress.

Man, this scene between these two is Oscar Gold! You can feel the electricity in their acting. RIP Hoffman, you were a fine actor too.

Some of the best acting I've ever seen.

Streep is a godsend. I love how she can get intense without overacting. A true master of her craft.

So sad.... :( One of my favourite actors too...

the point is not whether or not he did it-it was purposefully constructed to be ambiguous. Father Flynn did not "do it" or not, thats not how the play was constructed. The beauty behind it is why its ambiguous. Its the clash between Aloysius's faith that Flynn did it yet her lack of proof. It almost serves as a metaphor for their religious natures if you think about it. The doubt itself is the essence of the play, not whether or not he did or did not molest the boy.

@el34glo59

5 жыл бұрын

@IfYouDisagreeYouAreWrong You're an dolt. I'm not even religious and just because faith requires belief, does not mean it's all a scam. I am spiritual in a sense. Open to many things actually like everyone should be. And I believe in all science, which is why I know some of science is also faith. Trying to explain why gravity doesn't behave like it should in space is one examples of faith. Another is how everything even began. There are many theories. None fact. You want to try and understand, go deep into some quantum physics. No one has the answers, everything requires some faith.

the best fight scene of 2000-2019. hands down.

I’m so astounded at meryls acting! She can be goofy and serious at the same time!

what an accent she uses here… how does she do this! Stellar!

@christian2747

9 жыл бұрын

+timothyj1966 it´s unbelievable. She is the greatest actress ever!

@ritaalber3505

8 жыл бұрын

+timothyj1966 It's her normal New Jersey accent, just diluted with a nerdy, conservative flow. That's typical of nuns.

@wg919

8 жыл бұрын

+Rita Alber This is a Bronx accent, not a Jersey accent.

@ritaalber3505

8 жыл бұрын

Wilson Gavin Not a Bronx accent whatsoever!

@KleWdSide

4 жыл бұрын

New York

This scene is pure gold rip phil

Two absolutely amazing actors 1 on 1. A pure, once in a lifetime treat.

Usually there is that one standout scene in a movie where you just are blown away and say OSCAR,,,in The Hours it was the train station scene and in Doubt it was this scene right here unfortunately Meryl didnt win like Nicole did

She'd been a nun for a long time so she can sniff out the pedos... guilty or not he resigned which meant he had the inclination... superb acting by Meryl

@brianweber4616

3 жыл бұрын

Did you miss the ending of the movie where she broke down and said she wasn't sure if she did the right thing?

@sollybowden1357

3 жыл бұрын

@@brianweber4616 her doubt wasn’t concerning that. She has doubts because he was promoted

Many great actors in many great movies but the day we lost Philip Seymor Hoffman, I Miss Him. He left us too soon. R I P. Mr. Hoffman

She should have won an oscar for this scene alone..gives me goosebumps everytime i see it

I love this scene for some reason. The strength of her conviction even as "the door of the church shuts behind" is so compelling.

In my opinion....streeps best passionate scene. Wow. I always loved her. She played traditional nun perfectly. And her passion was expressed

Absolutely brilliant acting

R.I.P. Philip Seymour Hoffman. How is it that so many greats always have so many fights with life? Sad!

Meryl Streep, Meryl Streep, Meryl Streep!!!!! That woman is simply IMMORTAL!!!!!!!!

Goddamn this acting is terrifying. Streep portrayed so many layers in this one scene; it is absolutely incredible. No one should be this good. And yet, we also have Viola Davis.

Meryl Streep, Phillip Seymour Hoffman and Viola Davis brought their A game to this movie! I can watch Doubt on a loop! This scene is what you get when you just let great actors act. ❤️‍🔥

Excellent actors, both!!!

I have watched this countless times. One of my all-time favorite film scenes.

Incredible! May God have mercy on them. Wonderful talent my fellow thespians!

My deal with the priest is that while he defended himself or worded himself around what was being directed at him, he never gave us a reason not to suspect that he did anything wrong. This scene proves it too, because he gets bent all out of shape and doesn't come clean on whatever he may have done. It didn't even have to be with Donald. Just the fact that he has Meryl on his tail the way he does, makes him very uncomfortable if he is living an alternative lifestyle, and Donald unfortunately in the priest's case was the catalyst that started all the problems for him. She said this was his third parish within the last five years. I wonder why? Perhaps similar things happened back at the other two. Like someone else said, if the pastor is gay he will naturally cover for him, while a nun who may have been similar to Meryl's character would have told her everything. Either way, we as the audience will never get a clear picture on what happened, hence the title "Doubt", but I still think he did something. If not he wouldn't have also mentioned 'Mortal sins' like someone else mentioned. That could be confirming he did something wrong to the boy, or he himself is living a foul life. Or he used that on Meryl to make her see that despite what he may or may not have done, she is not perfect either.

Yeah. Spotlight made me understand this movie better. Sister Aloysius is right all along and I can relate to her feeling of doubt towards the Church...

@dominikamolisak2118

7 жыл бұрын

Jo Nathan you're so wrong...

@nambelas

7 жыл бұрын

Dominika Molisak Not all things wrong are necessarily bad either. By lying and accusing, Sister Aloysius had chosen the lesser of 2 evils.

@wotan10950

7 жыл бұрын

Jo Nathan You're quite right. Shanley wrote an opera in recent years of the same story. He said he needed to make it clearer that the priest was guilty and the sister had him pegged all along. But in trying to catch him, she lost her faith in the church and even in God. So she's left at the end with nothing. That's the doubt -- was it worth it??

@wotan10950

7 жыл бұрын

Dominika Molisak You might want to check out Shanley's statements when he recently wrote the opera, 'Doubt.'

@dominikamolisak2118

7 жыл бұрын

Dave Glo thank you,I will!

This and other scenes with Philip Seymour Hoffman always make me sad, even as I marvel at his acting. He died so young, and had so much greatness ahead of him. There were so many great roles in him that we will never see. Imagine him as an older actor, playing King Lear. Or Falstaff. What a loss.

Meryl Streep is…mind-blowing. She needs to be made a National Treasure, like Dame Judi Dench is in the UK.

@elisemiller13

Жыл бұрын

Why NikPage ? she is recognized & revered already. So, I ask you sincerely, why is it desirable to claim her under a flag?

@SaintVodou

8 ай бұрын

@@elisemiller13Well, I wasn’t thinking of it as “claiming” her so much as honoring her. The arts are taken more seriously in the UK and Europe; we don’t have anything like national merit awards or other non-commercial forms of recognition for artists.

This movie is amazing seen it so many times a masterclass of acting ❤️❤️

This part is so intense I can feel the priest's guilt and sister's justice. They both did good in their roles.

They’re both amazing

0:50-0:52 even the details that Philip Seymour Hoffman shaking he doesn’t even know what he wants to write anymore knowing that he’s confronted by the Sister

This scene just blows me away! Amazing acting!

.....and this is what's called GOOD acting.....OUTSTANDING acting!!!

This have been one of the strongest acting i’ ve ever seen in my Life

RIP PSH you acting guru

the film is more about meryl streep's doubt as a person and its more of a character study on her rather than a mystery of whether he molested the boy or not.

Two great actors

amazing acting!!!!!! just........amazing!!!

There needs to be a audio version of "Doubt" with Alison Janney as Sister Aloysius Chris Parnell as Father Flynn Brenda Song as Sister James Jodi Restler as Mrs. Miller

Dear God, between this scene and DDL' s Now speech in LINCOLN, I say thank you to my fellow human beings for producing such great talent and so many moving moments...🇵🇷🇺🇸😎