A MISTAKE Trailer (2024) Elizabeth Banks

A MISTAKE Trailer (2024) Elizabeth Banks, Drama Movie
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[justmejenny]

No thanks. Thankful I lived through my own experience with sepsis after an emergency surgery. I have never been the same since.

[jeffclark]

First. And sadly to say despite so much talent on Ms.Bank’s part, the accent is

[VasilikiTzalachanihappy]

I really like seeing Elizabeth Banks in more serious roles!!!

[tamatomlinson]

This film F’d me up HARD I can’t say I’d recommend to those who don’t know exactly what they’re going in to.
It’s clever and dark and interesting but shocking and scary. She did well at this role I think.

[micahsafatigi]

I wanted Liz to go to jail. Unfortunately, the plot took a twist. However, her attitude in the movie suggests that even though she makes up for it in the end, she still deserves to face justice. After all, she is responsible for the two deaths.

[willmarkley]

I didnt notice there was an accent until i read the comments

[apeasantspointofview]

Best kiwi accent I've heard to date! Well done Ms Banks

[phillloyd]

Surprised the role played by Ms Banks, who is a great comedic talent. Give her a chance, it makes a change for a US Actor to play a British role. Don't base your view on a 90-second trailer.

[hbautolock]

I realise it might be different in other parts of the movie but based on this trailer alone, I don't know what some of you are even talking about! I think her accent is good!
There one line in this trailer where she says the word, "going", it's not terrible, but it definitely gives away the fact that it's a fake accent - but the rest of it sounds totally believable. It is a little more Susanne Paul than Fred Dagg but there are so many kiwis that sound like that.

Relative to most American attempts at Kiwi/Aussie agents, this is fantastic. (Again, based only on this trailer!)

[bh]

Just watched Skincare. Elizabeth Banks played that role well. She might be good in this film,

[midnite]

Doctors have the power of life and death in their hands. Shines a light on the darker side of the profession and what happens when it goes south.

[erwinl.]

Elizabeth Banks’ accent just won the Razzie. I couldn’t even finish the trailer. Like holy sh*t I could dub that better drunk after tongue surgery! Shame on whomever let this casting occur.

[Retrovibes]

Why couldn't the main character have an american accent instead of whatever that is? THAT is the mistake.

[HamilcarBarca-jmey]

What one does not consider is that there is RISK in every single move a nurse or physician makes. Yes, even using the best practices the result might be fatal. Not one single surgical or medical procedure or treatment is risk free. As a nurse for 30 years, I can tell you quite honestly that nothing is a slam dunk response or a done deal. Most people who go through a code blue don't make it. Yet, the majority of Americans do not have an Advanced Directive or a living will or even a Durable Power of Attorney made out. Now a film is made based on a real story that involves sexism. Please. Sick of that issue, too.

[NZDLo]

What accent is that supposed to be?! Because the book is set in NZ and that is not a Kiwi accent.

[TheLola]

muy buena, la vi anoche, me encantó.

[AngelaJeanBarr]

If there needs to be an M & M conference, it should be for that accent. OOF.

[pamelaabdou]

That's why I will change my career and stop practicing medicine

[theagreene]

When Walk of Shame was released, I began to suspect her IQ. A role that should have gone to a minor starlet as a beginner's foot in the door, not an established talent.

[BikeStuffPDX]

So is this a NZ version of Grey's Anatomy?