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Please Baby Please

  • 2022
  • Not Rated
  • 1h 35min
PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb
5,6/10
1,4 mil
TU PUNTUACIÓN
Please Baby Please (2022)
Ver PLEASE BABY PLEASE - Official US Trailer
Reproducir trailer1:39
2 vídeos
44 imágenes
DramaMusical

Los recién casados Suse y Arthur se convierten en la peligrosa obsesión de una pandilla de greasers que despierta un dormido dilema en la identidad sexual de la pareja.Los recién casados Suse y Arthur se convierten en la peligrosa obsesión de una pandilla de greasers que despierta un dormido dilema en la identidad sexual de la pareja.Los recién casados Suse y Arthur se convierten en la peligrosa obsesión de una pandilla de greasers que despierta un dormido dilema en la identidad sexual de la pareja.

  • Dirección
    • Amanda Kramer
  • Guión
    • Amanda Kramer
    • Noel David Taylor
  • Reparto principal
    • Andrea Riseborough
    • Harry Melling
    • Demi Moore
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  • PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb
    5,6/10
    1,4 mil
    TU PUNTUACIÓN
    • Dirección
      • Amanda Kramer
    • Guión
      • Amanda Kramer
      • Noel David Taylor
    • Reparto principal
      • Andrea Riseborough
      • Harry Melling
      • Demi Moore
    • 9Reseñas de usuarios
    • 39Reseñas de críticos
    • 65Metapuntuación
  • Ver la información de la producción en IMDbPro
    • Premios
      • 2 premios y 4 nominaciones en total

    Vídeos2

    PLEASE BABY PLEASE - Official US Trailer
    Trailer 1:39
    PLEASE BABY PLEASE - Official US Trailer
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    Clip 0:32
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    Reparto principal22

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    Andrea Riseborough
    Andrea Riseborough
    • Suze
    Harry Melling
    Harry Melling
    • Arthur
    Demi Moore
    Demi Moore
    • Maureen
    Karl Glusman
    Karl Glusman
    • Teddy
    Ryan Simpkins
    Ryan Simpkins
    • Dickie
    Cole Escola
    Cole Escola
    • Billy
    Jaz Sinclair
    Jaz Sinclair
    • Joanne
    Alisa Torres
    Alisa Torres
    • Ida
    Karim Saleh
    Karim Saleh
    • Gene
    Jake Choi
    Jake Choi
    • Lon
    Matt D'Elia
    Matt D'Elia
    • Raymond
    Jake Sidney Cohen
    Jake Sidney Cohen
    • Russell
    Yedoye Travis
    Yedoye Travis
    • Les
    Marquis Rodriguez
    Marquis Rodriguez
    • Baker
    Dana Ashbrook
    Dana Ashbrook
    • Cal
    Mary Lynn Rajskub
    Mary Lynn Rajskub
    • Lois
    Ashley Cinq-Mars
    • Bride
    Matt Aylward
    • Groom
    • Dirección
      • Amanda Kramer
    • Guión
      • Amanda Kramer
      • Noel David Taylor
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    1trustyourforce

    Barely a movie

    This is like a gender studies class wrote a play to perform for their college and somehow it got turned into a movie script. It feels like a series of set pieces rather than a cohesive story. No one remotely acts like a human. They seem more like aliens who took acid. Dialogue is either thinly veiled preaching or the characters trying to see who can be the quirkiest. The lead actress needs psychiatric help if she thought this was a good performance.

    For some reason, this got added to Shudder even though it has absolutely nothing to do with horror.

    The only mildly interesting thing was seeing what Dudley Dursley looks like all grown up.

    I like watching bad movies but this was on a different level like the Cats remake.
    10I_Ailurophile

    Brilliantly made, shrewdly written, superbly acted, emphatically artful - this is outstanding!

    I immensely enjoyed Amanda Kramer's previous full-length films, 'Ladyworld' and 'Paris window,' and I've very much been looking forward to this from the time I first became aware of it. With a few very recognizable actors on hand there was a part of me that thought maybe this movie would be slightly more straightforward or conventional, but as it turns out, this is no less offbeat, and possibly matches or exceeds the previous titles in that regard. It's terrifically well made, with a superb and somewhat whimsical sense of aesthetics, and the script - well, what can I say except that this is delightfully weird, and curiously engrossing for the fact of it. It's safe to say that this will appeal to a decidedly select audience, only those who are receptive to the most odd, obscure, and outlandish of offerings; even for those most prepared, it might take a while when watching to truly start to understand what Kramer is doing. For those who are looking for such fare, however, 'Please baby please' is an outstanding, idiosyncratic experience that's well worth checking out, and a fabulous credit to all involved.

    It seems to me that this to some degree echoes the quirky "performance art" ethos of 'Paris window' and perhaps more so the considerable stage drama slant of 'Ladyworld.' There are particular characters that are followed throughout these ninety-five minutes, and distinct plot threads weaving the whole together. Yet Kramer and co-writer Noel David Taylor present us with a series of discrete scenes that, despite such ties and a definite progression, feel like piece by piece treatments of the emphatic unifying vision and themes. The premise seems plain enough, but the picture is much more oblique and far-out in practice as it explores the shifting sands of sexuality, gender, identity, and the dynamics thereof; norms and expectations on personal, interpersonal, social, and cultural levels of associated behavior and psychology; and the limitations imposed upon or leniency granted based on all such facets. Oblique, far-out - and, I should say, frankly brilliant in its unorthodox approach to these notions. With this firmly in mind, while the overall story is softly bewitching, and the characters strange and complicated as written, where the screenplay is concerned it's the scene writing that's strongest of all, assembling the tableau like a mosaic comprised of greatly detailed miniature paintings instead of tiles of solid colors. Every idea broached, and the ways in which they're broached, are equal parts bizarre and striking, fiercely intelligent and ferociously biting in how they directly relate to discourse in real life.

    Kramer's direction, orchestrating every shot and each wonderfully unique, imaginative, smart scene, is altogether exceptional. She's a filmmaker who clearly possesses a shrewd intellect and far-ranging sight, and she uses these gifts to give us features of underhanded gravity and undeniable, atypical artistry. This extends just as surely to the instruction she imparts to her cast, who across the board give tremendous, rather eccentric performances that really feel from one to the next like something far removed from the usual for anyone involved. My commendations to Kramer and casting director Eyde Belasco, for the ensemble here is truly, gratifyingly diverse: established star power, up and comers, and fresh young things; a broad representation of age, race, gender. It's difficult to possibly name a favorite among all those appearing here as everyone freely gives themselves over to the exemplary fancy of the title, but as much as Andrea Riseborough and Harry Melling prominently stand out, with Karl Glusman only half a step behind, this might be the best thing that any of them have ever done, and that's saying a lot. This also seems an appropriate place to spotlight the stupendous original music of Giulio Carmassi and Bryan Scary. For, like Callie Ryan's score for 'Ladyworld' or Ben Babbitt's work in 'Paris window,' Carmassi and Scary's compositions lend incredible, vibrant, lasting flavor throughout the length. The themes do so very much to enrich the viewing experience, to the point that I'd quite like to add the music to my own collection if I could; add in Marty Kudelka's playful and fetching choreography, and the ways in which the actors themselves feed into these components, and 'Please baby please' is marvelously rewarding.

    And still we're not done, for this is to say nothing of the fantastic work of everyone behind the scenes. The production design and art direction burst with vivid hues; every set is a cinephile's dream. Basic lighting is warm and inviting; Patrick Meade Jones' cinematography is careful, precise, and very easy on the eyes. Benjamin Shearn's editing is just plain terrific. And in still other regards - costume design, hair, makeup, stunts, effects: from the first to the last, this is stunningly sharp in its craftsmanship, creative, and high-flown, if not altogether ingenious.

    Ironically, for what 'Please baby please' has to impart about its subject matter in its own sideways fashion, those who would most benefit from the substance (stodgy, conservative, cisgender, heterosexual, and mostly men) are probably the least likely to enjoy the movie even outside of that brainy core. There's no mistaking how joyously wild this is in its embrace of artful spectacle, nor how left-field its storytelling. This is a film fundamentally built with an eye for somewhat divergent or nonconformist visuals, and a like sensibility toward communicating its thoughts. Relatively select is the audience that would honestly engage with this in the first place, so the likelihood is minimal of the feature's most important content greeting the ears of those who need most to hear it. This is no flaw of Kramer's piece, mind you; that's just the way it is. As far as critiques go, though, I would maybe note that every now and again the writing seems to waver a little between pure spectacle, objective conveyance of plot, and sheer theatricality, coming off as marginally imbalanced in the process. There's a lot that this production aims to do, and while I think far and away that it's highly successful, it's possibly not 100% on target. Then again, it's close enough that in my mind the difference doesn't even matter: it may not be absolutely perfect, but the grand luminosity of its strengths pointedly outshine its minor subjective weaknesses.

    Now, I get it. Given everything that this is and represents, the ideas it plays with, the nature of the presentation, the extraordinary approach toward almost every facet of the production - I don't expect it to ever gain traction. When the term "cult hit" is applied retroactively applied to a title the implication is of a comparatively small but measurable following; Kramer's reach is sadly not nearly as great as she deserves, and this 2022 film is so peculiar and specific as far as individuals' tastes and preferences that I regret to think it will never reach the numbers necessary to attain that descriptor. I firmly believe 'Please baby please' is exquisite, clever, and dazzling, but I also recognize that it will call to only a niche viewership. Be all that as it may, however, I can only reflect that I'm very impressed. Based on Kramer's prior efforts I had quite lofty expectations in the first place, and still I'm blown away by how bright, slick, and all-around entertaining this picture is. For my money the filmmaker has once again knocked it out of the park, and arguably exhibits demonstrative growth in her skills compared to a few years ago. It's hard to know who I would recommend this to save for those open to the most far-flung possibilities the medium has to offer, but all I know is that I'm endlessly pleased by how good 'Please baby please' is, and I can't wait to see what Kramer does next.
    4scarlettsdad

    Who is this for?

    Ya know, every now and then you come across a film that makes you take a step back, breathe, and say out loud with a firm, steady voice, "Seriously, what the HELL?" "Please Baby Please" is one of those films.

    Lately, Shudder has been adding weird, artsy stuff to its library. But the thing is, weird and artsy does not equal horror, so if you're going into it assuming it is, you will be greatly disappointed. Regardless, you still may be greatly disappointed because this thing is tough to comprehend.

    The characters are late 50's-early 60s beatniks and "Wild Ones" gangs, complete with dreamlike dance sequences that make you ask "why?" The cinematography looks like it was filmed on a smartphone, reminiscent of those old Showtime late at night programs. Demi Moore has a forgettable cameo. In fact, all of the acting is forgettable. My best guess at the plot is that it's about the beatnik married man falling in love with a gang leader and realizing he's really gay. But it's done in such a way that it reminds me of an off-off-off Broadway play that your acting class girlfriend makes you go to because she's heard the director is a genius and you sit through it in absolute misery because you think it's stupid and makes no sense and you start thinking about all the other things you could be doing instead of pretending that this crap is artistic and fascinating so you won't get in a fight with your girlfriend when she asks for your opinion on the way home.

    Trying to find one positive thing, I did like the colors. I know that sounds funny, but you'll understand if you choose to try and watch it.

    Overall I just can't recommend this- unless you enjoy pretentious artsy fartsy experimental stuff-in which case you may enjoy it. I give it a 4 for effort.
    5erhanipekciler

    Bad trip movie.

    Well, I don't know... I really don't know. Some filmscare are like that, they try to force too much for being different and in some points, it is artificial and meaningless. First of all I have to start with what I like ; colours in the movie! It is so cool dark but at the same time so brilliant. There are too many conversations and no connection between them. Some of them ok but again forced for me. What kind of LGBT movie is this? I don't know. Thanks God I didn't watch this movie in a film festival or theater because it is boring for me. I didn't finish yet last 30 min but I have some doubts about the end. Probably it will not give anything to me. Final words ; ok but do not expect too high. Average and almost semi amateur. Demi Moore was ok. Love to see stars like that as a supporter in movies.
    4cjbrander

    Too theatrical

    If you love those sort of artsy theatre performances you get dragged to by a pretentious friend once in your lifetime maybe!? Andrea Risebourgh is fantastic as are the other leads (Demi is only in two scenes). It looks great and the central idea is good but it's just way too weird for me too often. It's intersected with loads of Andrea Risebourgh music videos! It wasn't a hate watch, it's entertaining in a way, but I just want to understand a film more than I did this one! There was way too much going on, the director was trying to do to much but there wasn't really any plot. The central idea about a bored couple getting dragged into a biker gang should have been great really.

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      Per director Amanda Kramer, she convinced producers to fund the film by describing it as "the gay West Side Story,' which she described as "a lie" and "a Halloween trick."
    • Citas

      Suze: [several times throughout the movie] Please, baby, please.

    • Conexiones
      References Un tranvía llamado deseo (1951)
    • Banda sonora
      Since I Don't Have You (Instrumental)
      Written by Jimmy Beaumont, Wally Lester, Joseph Rock, Jack Taylor, Joe Verscharen and Janet Vogel

      Performed by Giulio Carmassi and Bryan Scary

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 31 de marzo de 2023 (España)
    • País de origen
      • Estados Unidos
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      • music box films
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      • 플리즈 베이비 플리즈
    • Localizaciones del rodaje
      • Butte, Montana, EE.UU.
    • Empresas productoras
      • Rivulet Films
      • Silver Bullet Entertainment
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    • Recaudación en Estados Unidos y Canadá
      • 26.157 US$
    • Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • 10.252 US$
      • 30 oct 2022
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      • 26.157 US$
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