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Charlie is middle-aged, 600-pounds, and dying alone in his house. An online English teacher by profession, the solitary and stoic figure is looking for one last connection with his estranged daughter. But children are rarely what their parents want them to be. Ellie is a teen, rebellious and bitter toward her father, who didn’t just abandon her but the whole family when he left. Now, as he eats himself to death in a pit of helpless depression, Charlie must turn back to those he left behind. With a handful of friends trying to pull him back from the brink, Charlie must learn what it means to have hope again if he is to find his elusive redemption.
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The Whale is 47 on the JustWatch Daily Streaming Charts today. The movie has moved up the charts by 46 places since yesterday. In the United States, it is currently more popular than The Creator but less popular than Arthur Christmas.
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43. |  How the Grinch Stole Christmas! | +9 | |
44. |  Gremlins | +1 | |
45. |  Bad Santa | +46 | |
46. |  Arthur Christmas | +5 | |
47. |  The Whale | +46 | |
48. |  The Creator | +4 | |
49. |  The Fall Guy | +46 | |
50. |  Noelle | +13 | |
51. |  A Christmas Story | New |
The Whale is a psychological drama film directed by Darren Aronofsky. Often considered a master of the surreal, Aronofsky trades the scale of previous productions like Noah and mother! for a more intimate and stripped-back cinematic experience. The film takes place in a single location and is predominantly naturalistic marking quite the change for the director. In another first for him, The Whale is an adaptation of a play. Both stage and screenplay were written by McArthur Genius, Samuel D. Hunter. The story has been under consideration for adaptation since the director first saw the play live in 2012. Working behind the camera is long-time and trusted cinematographer Matthew Libatique.
Starring in the lead role is Brendan Fraser, who was the perfect pick for the lead, Charlie. Darren Aronofsky suggested that he waited to find the right actor to play the role and eventually landed on Fraser as the person. Opposite him is Hong Chau, known for her work in Watchmen and Downsizing, playing Liz, a nurse and best friend to Charlie. His estranged daughter, Ellie is played by Sadie Sink while Samantha Morton plays his ex-wife Mary. Sathya Sridharan is Dan, the pizza delivery worker and Ty Simpkins of Insidious fame is a religious missionary named Thomas. The Whale was released in cinemas on December 9th, 2022.
