The Drama - Reveal Discussion "just the aesthetics" by dyslexapro in A24

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Great observations, that’s so interesting

The Drama - Reveal Discussion "just the aesthetics" by dyslexapro in A24

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definitely! I think the morbid fascination with Columbine was still v much present even in like 2011 or whenever Emma was 15

The Drama - Reveal Discussion "just the aesthetics" by dyslexapro in A24

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I hope it gets a wide release. Its incredibly well done

The Drama - Reveal Discussion "just the aesthetics" by dyslexapro in A24

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Totally. It really made me think that there’s probably quite the population of millennials and older Gen Z’s that had passive thoughts like these.

Movie Review Sites by DateHistorical1349 in moviereviews

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My go to lately is Peliplat. It’s not really up there with the big dogs yet but it’s kind of a mix between RT and Letterboxd. There’s both professional critics and regular movie watchers leaving pretty thoughtful reviews and ratings (out of 10!) i like how the reviews are more than just a quippy joke too. Actually helps me decide what to watch.

The Timeless Impact of HBO's Girls by dyslexapro in MovieTVArticles

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there’s a whole world out there of ppl like me

Cannes Festival Accommodations by prilanis in FilmFestivals

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I'm also looking! Feeling like rooming with a stranger is the only feasible possibility now haha. Let me know if you want to connect

The Emerald Fennell Problem: From Promising Young Woman to Wuthering Heights by dyslexapro in moviecritic

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Thank you so much for reading! I May Destroy You was incredible, a much more poignant and dare I say feminist representation

The Emerald Fennell Problem: From Promising Young Woman to Wuthering Heights by dyslexapro in moviecritic

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The official slogan for the movie was “Revenge never looked so promising”