The script seems like an AI wrote it, Jated Leto's joker is so bad it's offensive, and there is no part of me that believes Cara Delevingne is a threat to anyone. Margot Robbie and Viola Davis are truly the only beacons of light in this circus; the only reason it even gets two stars. Plus waiting seven years to watch it gave me the benefit of going into it expecting a pile of shit.
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Eighth Grade 2018
I don't know that I've ever seen a more accurate representation in media of what being an awkward teenager in middle school is like. Down to the actor's, (particularly Elsie Fisher's,) mannerisms and the way they deliver their lines, it all feels strikingly familiar. Particularly for someone who was in middle school around 2016, as Eighth Grade is seamlessly able to firmly root its' setting into this specific time. The film was able to make me feel every awkward moment…
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What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? 1962
During the first twenty minutes or so, I was dubious about whether I was going to like this film or not. At first glance the characters appeared to be one dimensional, one good and one evil. By the time hints started to be dropped that there was more to the character's relationship than first meets the eye, I was already invested enough in Bette Davis's performance that I would've watched the rest either way. Davis manages to portray Jane in…
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