This movie had excellent moments of visual storytelling (mirror scenes specifically). Julianne Moore did a striking job of making her character subtly childlike, so instead of garnering sympathy, it helps us understand how sinister it is to weaponize victimhood so you don’t have to take responsibility for your actions.
Natalie Portman could be picking the seeds out of strawberries the whole film and I would be entranced. Anyway.
Joe’s story arc was powerful. He’s successful and put together on the…
