This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
That moment where she’s about to use the substance one last time, turning into that monstrous form, it felt like the perfect climax. But then, yeah… the whole thing with the stage and everything after kinda dulled that punch. It felt like they were trying to hammer in the message a little too hard when it was already crystal clear.
Honestly, I think stopping at that transformation would’ve made the movie more haunting and ambiguous. Sometimes, less is more, and…
I really liked it. It’s one of those films that sneaks up on you emotionally. It’s funny, but not in an over-
the top way..it’s more about those awkward, real life moments that feel a little too familiar.
What I loved most is how the movie balances humor with real heaviness. It never feels preachy about the historical themes..it’s more about how trauma lingers in families, even if they don’t talk about it. And the way they use humor to…
It’s definitely a slow burn n the pacing can be frustrating.
it’s slow, sad, and heavy but there’s something deeply honest about it that makes it worth sitting with.
It’s not the kind of movie that everyone will connect with, and I can see why some might find it frustrating.
I’m just an open minded person overall n thats why i watch this movie to begin with and though it not hit me in the same deeply personal way but…
