Promising Young Woman | Bo Burnham Takes Carey Mulligan On a Date

Stars are blind when Cassie (Carey Mulligan) and Ryan (Bo Burnham) start going steady. As they grow closer, Cassie introduces Ryan to her parents (Clancy Brown & Jennifer Coolidge).

Film Synopsis:
From visionary director Emerald Fennell (Killing Eve) comes a delicious new take on revenge. Everyone said Cassie (Carey Mulligan) was a promising young woman…until a mysterious event abruptly derailed her future. But nothing in Cassie's life is what it appears to be: she's wickedly smart, tantalizingly cunning, and she's living a secret double life by night. Now, an unexpected encounter is about to give Cassie a chance to right the wrongs of the past in this thrilling and wildly entertaining story.

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[cerpujfilms]

Such a nice end to the movie! I'm so happy that nothing else happens after this scene.

[cb_]

I love how this scene was shot and edited. Make it as sweet, sappy, cute and familiar as it can be so the audience can let their guard down then the ending can have more impact. Such a great film with a gut punch ending!

[jdchy]

its so tragic how SA can impact not only the victim but also their loved ones like based on the dad’s tone ‘god we’ve missed you’ just shows how affected/traumatised cassie was by her friend’s death…

[daniellavaladez]

And they all lived happily ever after, nothing else happened after this scene.

[kathrinakopec]

If anyone has seen the movie and caught onto some little symbolism or motif details, look at the 00:54 frame to see the halo on her head and the horn on top of his. Even if the director didn't mean to, it came out great.

[red]

Cassie deserved so much better than him going to Al Monroes wedding knowing he might just have mudered her last night

[delfin]

Man the reveal when Ryan… there was That Funny Feeling about him.

[jdax]

Damn it, I wish Ryan had actually been the man Cassie thought he was, and I wish the story had ended here.

[BrandonKClark]

Bo did a great job I would love to see him get more big time roles

[EllieC]

"Dad he's not that nice" well that hurts in hindsight doesn't it?

[bluetopguitar]

These appealing people and the happy scenes in contrast with the opposite scenes, that's what makes this movie tragic and great.

[Jesstryfox]

Oh Bo. Such amazing casting for this film.

[chocolatechipfy]

5:48 broke me 💔 just goes to show how sexual assault and depression can affect everyone

[eugeniawong]

I knew when I saw this scene that this sweetness is supposed to throw us off so something bad must happen afterwards…but I couldn’t help but to enjoy it

[lauren]

God damn this was such a cute part and so well acted which makes later all the more tragic.

[carathebaker]

The ending of this scene is so heartbreaking when you know what comes in the end. I couldn't help tearing up.

[littlebitaver]

2:45 kiss is the sweetest thing ever. I wish the movie would have let me live here, in these scenes.

[batbabe]

I can actually see Bo Burnham doing that in a pharmacy though

[roblo]

Parents can sometimes be so oblivious it’s tragic....

[happybunny]

Bo Burnham is always so unexpectedly attractive.