‘Spencer’: Why do people hate Kristen Stewart as Lady Diana in this movie?
Spencer, the Kristen Stewart-starring movie about Princess Diana, revealed a teaser trailer and about five minutes of footage over at CinemaCon yesterday. Not surprising, after all, the Pablo Larrain directed movie is probably one of the hottest tickets out there. Based on those images? It looks like Stewart has nailed the look of the late Princess.
But is she good in it? Let’s be real. Stewart has had the criticism of being a bit wooden in her acting roles. So do people like her or hate her in the role? Well, those who’ve seen the footage yesterday have taken to Twitter to talk about it. In addition, people also have thoughts on what was released to the general public, which was the poster for the upcoming Spencer.
The new artwork for Kristen Stewart & Director Pablo Larrain’s Princess Diana biopic is just WOW! This is how you do a movie poster folks. #SpencerMovie pic.twitter.com/ikk9Pcn1Cx
— Andrew (@ajhmate) August 25, 2021
Let’s start with the poster.
I just saw the teaser trailer for #Spencer & a 5 minute clip from the film. Based on the footage, it looks like Kristen Stewart will be getting an Oscar nomination for her performance as Diana. I’m feeling very confident that this is going to be #KristenStewart’s big moment. pic.twitter.com/TeOfP3gXm1
— Scott Menzel (@ScottDMenzel) August 25, 2021
Nomination?
Sounds like Stewart is killing it.
Just saw footage of SPENCER. Kristen Stewart is going all out for that Oscar glory. And her Princess Di accent is spot on! #CinemaCon pic.twitter.com/wIaqIRcyIn
— Jason Guerrasio (@JasonGuerrasio) August 25, 2021
Accent? Check
Curious as all get out to hear that accent.
And here it is. Everything you missed from the exclusive footage and teaser trailer shown at #CinemaCon for #Spencer with Kristen Stewart. I sense an Oscar nod in her future. https://t.co/2oIuyWZ3rf
— Lauren Huff (@_LaurenHuff) August 25, 2021
Critics agree
Everyone seems to be thinking that an Oscar nom is in the actress’ future.
Neon debuted a teaser and first-look of #Spencer at #CinemaCon. The scene showed Kristen Stewart's Diana and Charles having an intense conversation at opposite ends of a pool table.
— Beatrice Verhoeven (@bverhoev) August 25, 2021
Footage sounds interesting
We’re so ready to actually see the footage.
I saw a clip of Spencer with Kristen Stewart at CinemaCon thru Neon sneak peek. I need to see more of this, but Stewart does a nice job with the accent.
— Gig Patta (@GigPatta) August 25, 2021
Valid
Most people need to see more to make a decision.
I really enjoyed the footage of #Spencer that @neonrated showed during their #CinemaCon presentation! I thought she did an excellent job and I look forward to seeing the rest. #Flee looks great and put #Titane in front my eyes immediately. pic.twitter.com/QjUJsipcdH
— Kａiｔlyn Βоｏｔｈ✈ #CinemaCon (@katiesmovies) August 25, 2021
Spencer hype train
People are really looking forward to seeing the movie.
i used to avoid her movies because of "Bella Swan" but i got curious after they announced the cast for Spencer and i watched some of her movies. it was a beautiful surprise, Kristen really is a talented actress. give her a chance please.
— ImaGiraffeLG (@ImaGiraffeLG) August 25, 2021
Maybe it’s time we stop holding the sins of Bella Swan against her
People are ready to give Kristen Stewart another chance.
I think Kristen Stewart is a gifted actor. No, I did not see the Twilight movies and am thus free to make this statement. I can't wait to see Spencer.
— Kristan Higgins (@Kristan_Higgins) August 25, 2021
Yeah . . .
Seriously though. We may need to blame Twilight for this.
I did go to the #Neon presentation today. They showed looks at 3 movies. TITANE is a new film from the director of Raw. On my must watch list. FLEE looks very innovative. SPENCER looks like a great Oscar contender. Primarily for Kristen Stewart. Solid showcase for 3 movies 😊
— Austin Putnam (@AustinPPutnam) August 26, 2021
Get it, girl
Get ready because Kristen Stewart may get a statue of a golden guy named Oscar.
