RADIOACTIVE Trailer # 2 (NEW 2020) Anya Taylor-Joy, Rosamund Pike, Drama Movie

RADIOACTIVE Trailer # 2 (NEW 2020) Anya Taylor-Joy, Rosamund Pike, Drama Movie
© 2020 - Studio Canal UK

[everythingisalright]

Finally a Marie Curie movie lets go, I’m actually so excited right now

[zoemoncla]

when all the women stood up first to I felt that

[theRNIN]

Born in Poland, moves to Paris at 24 years of age-- speaks with British accent 😄😁😆

[xamalion]

I wonder when people start whining because Dracula is portrayed by a human actor and not a vampire...

[austincc]

Rosamund Pike has been working SO hard to get that Oscar! With all these biopics she's been churning out, eventually that nomination has gotta come along

[abillewiczowna]

Hey people, Her name was Marie SKLODOWSKA Curie, just please remember that she was Polish ;))

[Limubi]

... I'm sure the film will be fab, but I'm not sure about how many times the word 'science' is used there. Always felt a little awkward in I've script.

[mateuszjanas]

Maria Skłodowska - Curie, from Poland🇵🇱

[sumsar]

I'm sure she would call it physics and not science.

[Ayeshazq_arts]

I expected Radioactive by Imagine Dragon as the sound track 😂😄

[griselbaez]

Why on earth is Anya Taylor joy's name first? This is a Rosamund Pike's movie.

[matchungo]

It’s just actors saying “sciency science science” for like 2 hours

[os]

Spoiler: she died poisoned by her own research... might sound familiar to many Phd students...

[arturoguerrero]

As an x-ray technician, this excites me.

[marianroberts]

Marjane Satrapi!? I remember reading a graphic novel by her back in high school, I had no idea she was in film now!

[keelahrose]

I'm keen to see this to support Marjane Satrapi!!! I didn't know she'd become a film director! I her Persepolis collection!

[ohifonlyx]

Not that there's not a place in this movie to address the challenges she certainly faced as a woman in the sciences during the late 19th century-early 20th century, but my word, I do hope the movie is about more than the fact that she was *gasp* A WOMAN and how none of the men can handle it. It's one thing to acknowledge that society was not used to women in STEM fields, it's another to cartoonishly vilify every man in that era because of different societal norms.

[annapan]

Wow, I feel like a proud Polish girl right now

[quirogatnonerrat]

I can't watch it... I'm already beginning to cry....

[lgravelle]

From "gone girl" to "bomb girl" 🙌