TRIANGLE OF SADNESS – Official Trailer – In Theaters October 7



In Ruben Östlund’s wickedly funny Palme d’Or winner, social hierarchy is turned upside down, revealing the tawdry relationship between power and beauty. Celebrity model couple, Carl (Harris Dickinson) and Yaya (Charlbi Dean), are invited on a luxury cruise for the uber-rich, helmed by an unhinged boat captain (Woody Harrelson). What first appeared instagrammable ends catastrophically, leaving the survivors stranded on a desert island and fighting for survival.

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34 thoughts on “TRIANGLE OF SADNESS – Official Trailer – In Theaters October 7”

  1. Its great to feel that the 1% is getting reamed in this film.. Then consider how the masses are going to pour their currency of choice into the hand of the 1% who pay for these movies to be made, distributed, licensed, played in theaters. Their applauding everyone else lining their pocketbooks once again.

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  2. you can make all the movies that make society look at themselves in the mirror all you want but the amount of people who will actually understand it will never outweigh the ones who don't….society and people will never change.

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  3. Tired of seeing this advertised so I'll stamp this here
    I don't care for the film. Stop advertising this to me,I've seen better artistic films at festivals and this one looks subpar
    And I'm tired of hearing that song in the middle half. Absolutely annoying

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  4. I watched this movie today, only one day after seeing Tár yesterday, and felt they make great companion films—they tread in waters (so to speak) that overlap. I am mystified that Tár is getting so much more critical acclaim and Triangle of Sadness is getting a comparatively mixed critical reaction, whereas I felt both films were equally brilliant—although it must be noted Triangle of Sadness was, in my view, more accessible to general audiences. My theory otherwise is that Tár enjoys a certain bias, a certain predilection for critics to like it more, just by virtue of its pedigree. Woody Harrelson (in a great performance) notwithstanding, I have a feeling more people would be declaring Triangle of Sadness a "masterpiece" if it had been directed by Todd Field and featured Cate Blanchett. Of course, this movie's actual director, Ruben Östlund, also directed FORCE MAJEURE which critics did also fawn over, so it's still kind of mystifying to me why this one hasn't gotten the same kind of acclaim. The more I think about this film the more impressed I become with it.

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