Cruella De Vil-Monologue

[cristinarivera]

It’s that “I do love you…always” at the end that makes me ball my eyes out. I think Cruella would’ve existed even if she had been raised by the baronesses, but at least with her adopted mother she knew love for a while so she had some humanity.

[eryniel]

This movie surprised me on so many levers, I'm still shocked. The script had true value and the actors were brilliant (not to mention the costumes)

[tshvai]

The fact that this scene is one shot makes it million times better.

[urfavshteditor]

I LOVED how the film gave us sympathy for her, but still showed us that she's crazy and dangerous. It didn't make it boring at all. Fabulous film ❤

[serenarudd]

The facial expression at “a little bit mad” was epic

[marcoh]

That “im not like her, im better “ part is beautifull if you think about it.

She is in all ways just like her biological mother. Talented, smart and cunning. She is better because of her adoptive mother. Who loved and cared for her. Thats what have her the edge to be better.

[samuelm.e]

This scene made me shed a tear. I love how misunderstood some villains truly are.

[josue]

I’ve never cared so much for acting. However, this scene was spectacular. Truly shows an art form.

[jaredbrinkman]

the oscars are gonna snub this movie but it deserves a lot of nominations. actress, supporting actress, costumes, production design, makeup, etc. this is one the best movies of the year.

[juanfranciscogarza]

This scene breaks me because it's soooo real, that's how people become evil, lack of love, support ☹️

[videmis]

What an incredible confession monologue! Cruella was born bad, it's in her blood, we see though the movie how se was ''taught to be good'', and she tried to adapt to this, but this personality division always gave her a hard time. She was fighting with her inner true identity. On this scene (which is the best of the film), she finally realizes who she is, who she wants to be, she connects the dots about her past, and accepts her true bad self. She was oppressed all these years, trying to pretend, and now she is finally free and relieved.

[pogi]

even tho she’s american, she totally nails the accent

[Crawdaddd]

Honestly this movie was and still remains one of my favorites of all time. Something about it I just appreciate and love. I thought it was going to be another lifeless remake that was going to end up forgotten (it still did sadly). It was an extremely well written movie. Cruella was one of the best written characters I've seen tbh. The movie isn't so much about her evil-ness and spite but more about how she spiraled into insanity, and how she got to be the villain we all hate in the classic movie 101 dalmatians. Most of these remakes have let me down but this is genuinely one of my favorite movies if not my favorite. I genuinely wish more people talked about this masterpiece of a movie. The way they present Cruella could almost be seen as relatable, not like we're all going crazy, but the frustrations of life. Not to mention Emma Stones immaculate acting. She really portrayed Cruella in the best way. So yeah, that to me is why this movie is truly one of my personal favorites. I wish Disney would make more like this.

[Wolfnerd]

While I'm sure Catherine wouldn't approve of Cruella embracing her wicked side, I bet she WOULD approve of Cruella getting the baroness arrested 4 her un4givable crimes.

[tbmalik]

This was easily one of the best films in a live action Disney film to date. This whole scene was utterly brilliant and it had an almost Shakespearean quality! I had doubts about Emma Stone but this film made me reassess my entire opinion of her.

[MoonlitEve]

I am typically not a Disney fan these days..especially with the live action movies.

But I remember when I first saw Cruella I was just blown away. Still a must to add to my movie library.

[akameuchiha]

Cruella will forever be the best movie ever

[lisakazubek]

Amazing acting. Epic scene. Emma Stone is pure Talent.

[skottcellar]

This movie was like. A ton better than I thought it was gonna be

[giannababyyy]

This was one of the best villain monologues I've ever heard!! I get chills every time. Emma Stone deserves that award.