MAY DECEMBER | Official Trailer

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Twenty years after their notorious tabloid romance gripped the nation, a married couple (Julianne Moore, Charles Melton) buckles under the pressure when an actress (Natalie Portman) arrives to do research for a film about their past.

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[khays]

This looks good. All impressive acting (from the trailer). The storyline of an older woman marrying a child is definitely from real life. Pretty sure they had a kid and the victim is still married to the woman and believes it was all consensual/fine.

[fernandocolunga]

Aaron taylor Johnson has joined the chat

[mayjailer]

lol more like mary kay letourneau

[fernandocolunga]

Well Aaron still believes what happened was totally ok so

[scriptedending]

I've liked a couple films from Todd Haynes - Carol, Dark Waters - but I think the only one I've really loved is Velvet Goldmine. This looks like it has the potential to be great, and the reviews were pretty good, iirc, so I am hoping for the best.

[hiimtish]

Velvet Goldmine is such an underrated gem! That movie meant so much to me as a weird teenager lol

[euraylie]

Love Velvet Goldmine! I don’t really like Carol. I know it’s almost blasphemy to say, but I don’t think Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara had any chemistry. (Plus I’m just not convinced by Rooney’s acting)

[scriptedending]

I get that. I wanted so much to love Carol, and I do love the way it looks, but it just leaves me kind of cold. And I love Cate, and I like Rooney fine, but yeah, I didn't buy their chemistry enough to feel fully invested.

[champagnexdream]

I'm very excited for this

[rainbows_are_ok]

I won't be watching this. Also, I hate that Natalie Portman commercial where she's lip synching to Janis Joplin. I'm sorry but she does not have the personality or range to pull that off. She's so BORING.

[mangosmuggler]

Omg.. I was so confused because Charles Melton is 30 years younger than Julianne Moore… then I watched the trailer… 😳🤯🥴

[euraylie]

I think the title is almost a bit tongue in cheek? Because we talk about May-December romances, but obviously usually not like this. I hadn’t read the synopsis and was just expecting Julianne to be playing someone with a younger lover.