The Favourite
Movie • 2018 • Comedy
ReportThis movie contains 25 potentially triggering events.
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I want to reply to the rabbit comment. Emma Stone's character squishes a bunny with her shoe, but the bunny does not die. He hops off, a bit shaken at first, but ultimately ok. Birds are shot and killed as target practice. Someone tosses the birds into the air and Emma Stone and Rachel Weiss shoot at them.
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juno
Emma Stone's character attempts to squash a bunny under her shoe, does not kill the rabbit however. there is an awful squealing emitted from the bunny which is disturbing.
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There is a dog picking up a dead bird and taking it to its handler, but it is just on the background and happens very briefly. There is no blood or struggle, but the thought might make a viewer upset.
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DogkinTrash
There are two or three scenes when characters are shooting birds mid-air. The birds do not struggle and there is no blood shown, there are not close ups of their bodies.
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The queen is repeatedly mislead and manipulated by everyone around her.
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The Queen slaps Sarah across the face.
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There's no onscreen rape, but there's discussion of it (Anne describes being assaulted by someone when she first met Sarah) & there's hinting/threatening ish of it but nothing comes of it
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A character gets a big cut on her face after an accident.
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Nothing shown, but numerous mentions of violent rape in characters' pasts. A naked man is pelted with oranges while protecting his genitals with his hand.
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Queen Anne is briefly choked.
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Sandphin
Emma Stone's character is hit several times with a birch stick, as punishment. She is hazed by other servants-- told to clean the floor and not warned about lye; she burns her hands.
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A character nearly throws herself out of a window. She is stopped, but it may be upsetting
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There is a mention of the main female character's miscarriages. There is no onscreen deaths of any children.
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lovelinus
it's mentioned
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Crow75
A character is kind of held as a hostage in a brothel while she is recovering from injuries after being poisoned and falling off a horse in the middle of the woods.
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Sandphin
It's mild; someone jumps out from behind a tree at Emma Stone's character.
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Crow75
There is no modern shower scene, but people are shown naked, washing up (female servants have to wash themselves in front of others) and in bathtubs (there's for example a mud bath).
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Crow75
But there are characters in period typical heavy makeup: white face, bright makeup, big wigs; that can have a similar effect on someone who's really freaked out by clowns.
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1). First instance, you can see it coming. The Queen is eating cake and a servant runs up with a bowl to catch her vomit.
2). Second instance, Rachel Weisz's character has been poisoned and she is on a horse running away from the estate, she slows down, and there you go. You can anticipate this one as well.
3). Third instance, not long after the second, Rachel Weisz's character wakes up and instantly throws up. This one surprised me, so watch out.
4). Emma Stone's character announces she's not feeling well (after a night of drinking) and staggers for a while and throws up in a vase. You can see this one coming.
2). Second instance, Rachel Weisz's character has been poisoned and she is on a horse running away from the estate, she slows down, and there you go. You can anticipate this one as well.
3). Third instance, not long after the second, Rachel Weisz's character wakes up and instantly throws up. This one surprised me, so watch out.
4). Emma Stone's character announces she's not feeling well (after a night of drinking) and staggers for a while and throws up in a vase. You can see this one coming.
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No, but the queen is shown to have chronical illnesses that cause her to be bedbound often or getting sick.
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She doesn't actually die, but there is a very, very near suicide when the Queen almost throws herself out of a window
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juno
Queen Anne is shown throwing up then continues to eat her cake - seems habitual
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ahrahgorn
Emma Stone hits herself in the face with a large book to give herself a bloody nose
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
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Crow75
There's no shaky cam, but there are very wide shots where the picture gets distorted on the edges.
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Queen Anne has had multiple miscarriages before the film begins. These are discussed but not shown.
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It's mentioned briefly
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mureena
Emma Stone's character was with an adult man when her character was young. It's talked about but not shown on screen in any way. No specific ages are mentioned, iirc.
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DogkinTrash
Heavily sexualized comments, scenes were characters are naked, scenes in which editing makes it seem sexual, scenes with characters performing sexual acts.
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Not currently, Emma Stone's character mentions having had no home in her past.
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Pretty muxh everyone is miserable by the end.
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Rifles are shot as sport, and people don't shoot at each other, but they are passive-agressively hinting at it.
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