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We Happy Few: The Movie is a British-American 3D computer-animated action-adventure horror-thriller sci-fic film based on the video game of the same name by Compulsion Games. Directed by TBD, written by TBD, and TBD.
Plot[]
The scene starts where Arthur was working through old newspapers and censoring things considered unpleasant and harmful to the community (essentially, any article that is too depressing or reminds people of the things they're trying to forget through Joy). He then encounters Victoria Byng who enters his office and reminds him to finish up so he can come to the party.
He does, however, he ends up forgetting to take the joy. On the way, he passes by other offices and even does more censoring on their machines, before passing by a window to a closed office where a Joy Doctor is forcing a worker to take the Joy.
When he arrives at the party, Victoria saw that Arthur has arrived. She gives the broom to him so he can hit a piñata which Byng tells him to hit. Arthur hits the "piñata”, seeing that it is actually a dead rat and the "candy" the others are eating is actually its entrails. He retches, which causes Victoria to notice that he has gone off his Joy, and offer some of hers. When he hesitates to take it, she realizes that he has become a Downer and calls the Bobbies.
Arthur escapes, only to be cornered in a sewer on the other side of Wellington Wells. Just as they are about to kill Arthur, however, the Bobbies smell a gas leak and run away. Arthur then blacks out.
Arthur wakes up in the maintenance tunnels beneath Wellington Wells, where he remembers a fellow worker named Prudence who went missing and deduces she might have escaped the same way. He exits out of them into the Garden District and starts planning to escape Wellington Wells to find Percy by getting a Letter of Transit and exiting through the Parade District via underground tunnels. He goes through many tasks, including fighting in an arena, fetching medals, and crafting a torn up suit. He eventually meets his old neighbor Ollie Starkey again for the first time in years at the Cathedral, and Ollie, who doesn't recognize Arthur at first and has begun to lose his mind, attacks Arthur until Arthur manages to get through to him. Ollie tasks Arthur with helping him infiltrate the Military Camp by turning off the power in order to rob them. All while this is happening, Arthur has also started remembering bits and pieces of his past, mostly in the form of remembered conversations with Percy. It is revealed that Percy and Arthur had a close relationship as brothers, even though Arthur would sometimes get frustrated by how "slow" Percy was. When children were sent off by train to Germany, Arthur told them they had actually gotten his date of wrong and he was a few days older than fourteen, so he ended up getting rejected while Percy was forced onto the train without him. He still doesn't know why he "told them the truth."
Before infiltrating the Military Camp, Arthur wonders why the Germans left behind their tanks after they'd gotten the children. While inside the camp, Arthur climbs a shed roof overlooking the abandoned German tanks in the camp, where the spotlight sees him and he ends up jumps onto one of the tanks, only to go through it. He discovers that the tanks in the camp were nothing but fakes placed there by the Germans to deter any sort of rebellion during the occupation. He later brings this up with Ollie, stating that they could've fought the Germans if they had known that the Germans didn't really have tanks. He also remembers that he actually lied about his age to get off the train and left Percy all alone. He reminds Ollie of their deal, and though Ollie initially laughs it off, he decides to give him a piece of machinery to use as an excuse to enter Maidenholm. Arthur passes a quiz at the bridge into the district and is welcomed by the populace. He then walks to the Hamlyn Village where Sally is. Meanwhile, at an unusual place, Arthur saw Sally talking to someone. Sally saw Arthur which he knows her from a few years. She then asks him about him being off his joy, then she asks him about the letter of Transit.
Sally then talks to him about doesn't have sex with any worker ten years. Arthur agrees with her about it. Sally and Arthur begin to chat. Later, Arthur will find a shadow person
Cast[]
- Eddie Redmayne as Arthur Hastings
- TBD as Young Arthur Hastings
- Emily Blunt as Sally Boyle
- Mike Myers as Ollie Starkey
- David Tennant as Uncle Jack
- Tim Curry as General Robert Byng
- Bonnie Wright as Victoria Byng
- Bill Nighy as Dr. Anton Verloc
- TBD as Gwen Boyle
- Grace Rolek as Margaret Worthing
- TBD as Bobbies
- TBD as Joy Doctors
- TBD as Criers
- Daisy Ridley as Dr. Helen Faraday
- TBD as James Maxwell
- TBD as Roger Bacon
- TBD as Nick Lightbearer
- TBD as Percival "Percy" Hastings
- TBD as Constable Peters
- TBD as Headboys
- TBD as Plough Boys
- Evangeline Lilly as The Headmistress
- Emma Watson as Annie Hastings
- TBD as Young Annie Hastings
- Karen Gillan as Olivia Starkey
- TBD as Teenage Olivia Starkey
- TBD as Young Olivia Starkey
- TBD as Stanley Wright
- Kate Winslet as Jane Worthing
- Christoph Waltz as Mr. Smilez
- Jessica Brown Findlay as Petunia Hastings
- TBD as Young Petunia Hastings
- TBD as Nazi Soldiers
- TBD as Wellies
- TBD as Wastrels
- Emilia Clarke as The Weird Sisters
- TBD as Gemma Olsen
- TBD as The Shitty Boy
- TBD as Soldiers
Soundtracks[]
We Happy Few: The Movie/Soundtrack
Credits[]
We Happy Few: The Movie/Credits
Transcript[]
We Happy Few: The Movie/Transcript
Trailer Transcript[]
We Happy Few: The Movie/Trailer transcript
Trivia[]
- This is the first Sony movie to be about 1960's England.
- This movie is similar to Friday the 13th, Little Eye, 1984, A Clockwork Orange,
- This movie contains many disturbing graphics, Strong languages, Strong Sexual Content, Blood and Gore, and Extreme Violence.
- During the fight scene, Arthur and Sally are using cricket bats for hitting the enemies.
- According to the crew, the film is based on We Happy Few and We Happy Few 2.
- Unlike the game, the film added the sex scenes, more scary scenes, more fight scenes, more blood, and gore.
- The scenes include deaths, disturbing graphics, sex, and jump scares.
- Percy will be shown at the old house along with his sister Petunia at the scene.
- Unlike the game, Percy actually has shown up at the old house, looking different from the flashback and become smart.
- There are a lot of death scenes in the movie such as one of the Nazi soldiers got stabbed to death by Annie.
- This film is originally going to be a live-action film but it was scrapped.
- When Annie flirts with the Joy Doctors and Bobbies, she seduces them.
- Olivia was showing her private parts which she has a white visible underwear.
- This movie will become a horror film.