THE WHALE Trailer 2 (2022)

The Whale (2022) is the new drama starring Brendan Fraser, Sadie Sink and Hong Chau.

[whatbringsmepeace]

Oh that last line! Tears me apart every time. Can't wait for this movie.

[StockholmNightlife]

WOW!!! And The Oscar Goes To Brendan Fraser ❤💯⭐

[tobyparkinson]

I always knew Brendan Fraser but wasn’t particularly familiar with him as I didn’t grow up watching many of his films but The Whale was just………wow how he pulled off an Oscar winning performance after going AWOL from Hollywood for years is just incredible. He definitely deserved the Oscar. So heartbreaking but so heartwarming

[lifeinpark]

Oscar for best actor....for brendan...no doubt about it

[eclecticemma]

so many people are missing the point of this movie.. like despite the strong messages of love and acceptance people are STILL so wrapped up in physical appearances. goes to show you how society is just plain shallow and obtuse.

[josevalentin]

Damn, started to choke up in the end of this trailer. Can't wait to see it.

[Metaicalme]

This film and Brendan's exempulary and stunning performance is a must see! My comment will be a bit long because of how this film touched me. Emotionally I just can't put it into a few words....

Brendan's amazing proformance was riveting and the superb writing of this script is not to be downplayed, even by the slightest bit. This story is a masterpiece of emotional truth that we find ourselves becoming a part of as we allow this fragile and forever endearing character to become a part of us.

The Whale is full of hope. It is also filled with a character drowning in his own vast ocean of sorrow and regret. Somehow Brendan's character keeps his small hope floating while we the watchers find ourselves participating emotionally, as we too struggle to swim there in that vastness with him.

Finally we experience the evidence that his hope has bloomed into his own loving miracle. His daughter, broken in the good way of forgiveness stands before him as he struggles to take those last final steps that go way beyond proving his love for her.

We experience this amazing moment of reward between them as we watch with held breath.. we become part of their redemption and understanding. We, the audience get to be a part of those profound final moments of love that are utterly captivating and gut wrenching in the most positive way.

This film eloquently shows the human need to be seen. To be understood. To be loved and forgiven by those around us, and yes, even by ourselves.

Brendan's performance pulls us willingly into the lows of loneliness and loss as we yeild to his emotional pain. He has this uncanny ability to make us believe his character is real on every level. So much that we find ourselves lost in his portrayal as it resonates with us on a personal level.

The emotional depth, the severe physicality and sadness of the characters decision to just give up combined with his ability to still cling to his undying hope for others is irresistible.

His character, ultimately cuts through the boundaries to expose the fears that we all share. The fear that our fellow humans will only see us through their physical eyes, blind to who we truly are, the person we are inside. And lastly his character exposes our core reason for life...our complete need to be loved and accepted while feeling we are important enough to be worthy of that love.

This film touched my heart... it will touch the heart and soul of anyone who has struggled with their own demons. His character will resonate with individuals that have been in that dark place, that place of giving up. The place that seems to be the only option to escape the vast emptiness they are drowning in.

Brendan's performance drew me in and kept my hanging there. I understood him. I clung to his hope as if it were my own. I wanted to comfort his pain and yet at the same time, I wanted to slap him for giving up.

I felt angry about his lack of effort to survive and fight for life. I admittedly also felt a profound empathy pouring from my heart simultaneously. I was crying. I literally felt his need for redemption and love from his unwilling angry daughter.

I wanted her to stop being blinded by her self pity. I wanted her to see that everything sacrificed in his life was done for her, because she was what mattered to him. She mattered more than his own life and that he had more than proved it.

I know it sounds stupid but I yelled at her there on my TV screen....
"Can't you see his regret. You're everything to him. Stop being such a brat.. look at him! See him! Why can't you see you are the very last piece of his will to live!"...

Then I used the F bomb. I felt invested and needed that last word to emphasize it. Like I said it sounds stupid but I was totally caught up in The Whale.

One of the Best films I've ever seen.

[redvortex]

he is by far the most talented actor ever

[juliehachey]

Truly heart to heart movie ( would say it's more then a movie, it's more real then anything I have ever seen 💖)being human, a good hearted person and especially being Real and honest 💖 all the people in this made me feel your all was true ( never cried as much, the performances are truly a rare experience of truth 💖

[Guvna]

And the Golden Globe, BAFTA, Oscar goes to …… Brendan Fraser

[jumpingscary]

This story is trying to convey to nicado avocado..sorry is im wrong😊

[ritsakara]

Dear Nick you bacame whale to become big fish as you wanted. From delfin to become whale 300 klgr with problems of movement diabet and heart attack not to send people to hospitals because you made pages with children.

[youtubeking]

The title of this movie is just wrong… The Whale? To portray his gigantic body? Poor Brendon 🙏🏻

[johyn]

you certainly have not been a good actor, brendon fraser.