Nicole Kidman as Mrs. Coulter in the Golden Compass HQ - Part 1

So pretty I love this movie of these 2

Why did Lyra wear her nightgown in bed?

Been watching the HBO series recently and I honestly miss Dakota and Nicole as Lyra and Mrs Coulter.

Now i realize the name of the Trilogy of this books his dark materials, the Golden Compass Is with the Polar Bears, The Subtle Knife Is with the Gyptians and the The Amber Spyglass Is with Serafina and her Witches clan?

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the aesthetics in this movie are just so captivating: with enough familiarity to draw parallels to the real world but at the same time so different and fantastic. i love the blimps and the trains, the music and the costumes. peak fantasy imo

Clears throat Ruth Wilson.

And how does she feel if she separates from her deamon

But how does Lyra feel when her daemon being touched

I feel like this movie only really showed the seductive, elegantly evil side of Marisa. The way she is portrayed in The Golden Compass had me thinking Mrs Coulter just wanted the aletheometer and that was the only reason she was looking for Lyra. Whereas the HDM tv show showed us that Mrs Coulter couldn’t care less for the aletheometer and just wanted a second chance at being a mother and her love for Lyra was what made her evil. I don’t really know but that’s my view on it. But at the end of the day Marisa was a badass character and I love the fact it’s so obvious she used to be so much like Lyra.<3

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nicole being sexy and having that white outfit was best and better thing. was not into the story even if it had a cool polar bear character.

I mean, how can Nicole Kidman be that intimidating when she offers a sugar. What an actress. I haven't read The Golden Compass yet (already got the book), but it's still an interesting movie.

Nicole Kidman does that "elegantly evil" thing so well in this movie!

How would the vehicles in the scene work, like the airship and the car? I can assume they’re not driven by combustion.

Mrs Coulter is described as enchanting and exceeding of wits and charms. Msrs Coulter is a boss. Read the books and you'll love Marissa Coulter all the more, one of the greatest villains of all time

I really love this movie.
To bad they didn't make the last two :(

Nicole Kidman was perfect as Mrs Coulter -- and also, isn't the same music also used in Harry Potter? I'm not sure which one.

The casting in the movie was absolutely perfect, like, Nicole Kidman and Eva Green? Freaking Daniel Craig? And Dakota Blue Richard was a fantastic Lyra, much closer to her physical description from the book. However, the tv show is a thousand times more faithful adaptation not only in terms of the actual plot but also to the spirit of the series.

Who’s doing this for homework?
Edit: Me: realising this is so boring for homework 😐😐😑

Nicole Kidman is the true Marisa Coulter!!!! ♥
She´s so beautiful as Helen of Troy in this movie.

As a Hebrew speaker, I have never heard that Marissa means wished for a child, rebellion and bitter.. I think you should check your translator😁

This movie is 15 years older than the HBO His Dark Materials, but it’s still visually more beautiful. Of course, New Line gave it the budget due to it being its next big franchise after LOTR, but story wise the film was a letdown. This is where HBO’s version will shine, and the HBO version has a decent budget as well.

The needle moving from the lady and later the baby — was that foreshadowing that Lyra was Mrs. Coulter’s daughter?

I cannot see anyone else than Ruth Wilson as Mrs. Coulter now. She played it so perfectly.

Nicole Kidman was gorgeous in this movie she gave me major Charlise Theron vibes.

This movie shows that classical architecture skyline is better than modern architecture skyline.

This movie shows that classical architecture skyline is better than modern architecture skyline.

I'm watching the HBO show and I miss Nicole so much <3

This is everything I want in Steampunk, and modern esk scifi.

I am watching his dark materials right now, I'm loving the series cause it reminds so much as the first time that I read the books.
But, this movie I didn't hate that much and I thought it wasn't that bad.

The visual designs here are 100% spot on! Unlike the new bbc version. So disappointed. The golden compass here looks so great. 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤡🤡🤡🤡🌍🌍🌍🌍

in the HBO show, it's way less obvious that Mrs Coulter is an antagonist and I like that.

Terrible film. So sad. This could have been so amazing

Nicole Kidman has such an unfriendly Stepfordish stiffness. She couldn't show love and kindness to a child even if she tried. And she's acting.

this story is the most important piece of media I've ever read, it changed how I viewed things at 11 and molded me into who I am, breaking my Innocence in the best of ways. mrs. Coulter is perhaps the most important character in the series, and kidman was so absolutely perfect and made for the role. I am excited for the HBO series, but I am worried that without Kidman it wont do it justice. who else can exude such elegance, such mystery, such sexiness, complexity, intelligence, seductive power, and grace?

Sooo... Daemons are STANDO?

I'm reading the book. It been like 11 years since the movies can out and I need to know what happens.

I want a daemon 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

You honestly can’t tell WHAT age Nicole Kidman was in this movie

É incrível a ideia na trilogia de nossas almas serem separadas em dois corpos. Simplesmente maravilhoso. Eu sempre sonho que eu sou a Lyra e o Pantalaimon.
Mas deve ser um pouco vergonhoso fazer sexo nesse mundo porque os dimons sentem o que vc sente e nunca podem se separar `\\\\\`

I'd like to have a daemon

Mrs. Coulter has a black hair in the book. I haven't watched the movie yet

Sometimes I pretend I'm lyra and actually Co operated with her mother

Mrs Coulter herself was perfectly cast, but was I the only one disappointed by the golden monkey? It had such an aura of menace in the books, and it just wasn't intimidating in the film.

Why are they in Hogwarts?

I love this movie,it has a beautiful English,steampunk,medieval vibe tgat I always loved.kind of like Stardust