This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Damn shame a score that goes so unbelievably hard was wasted on this.
I actually don’t have too much to say, it’s mostly aggravating, uncomfortable scenes focused around a pretty uninspired and unoriginal concept of “drug abuse bad”. It’s not very narratively gripping nor is it enjoyable to watch. The score just goes so hard though, is the thing. ,,/,
Absolutely fantastic Elizabeth Olson performance — dynamic, gorgeous, fantastic emotionality.
Great acting all around, frankly. And a really intriguing concept piece for a dystopian film. Ultimately it seemed like they didn’t quite know what they wanted to do with the concept, so it kinda lost me a bit by the end, but it’s still an engaging movie and a fun one to lock in on in theaters (I could see it being a bit slow/long at home, but.. that’s why…
Picture this: It’s a Wednesday in March. You and a few friends gather for a happy hour before heading to the movies. It’s a 70mm IMAX re-release of the 2012 cult-classic “disasterpiece” Spring Breakers. James Franco puts on one of the best ironic comedic performances of all-time. Popcorn is shared, beers are drank, laughs are had. The movie finishes and SELENA GOMEZ & BENNY BLANCO come out to say hello. Selena says how much this movie means to her (lmao) and then they play an unreleased song from their new album. It absolutely slaps.
New York City remains undefeated. Spring break foreverrrrrrrr
It’s truly a blessing when talented people share their talents with the world instead of doing the bare minimum. LeBron is in his 21st season still playing 35 mins a night, Taylor Swift has produced 10 studio albums and shows no sign of slowing down, and Sydney Sweeney — despite rising in fame to the point where she could coast by in normal roles — is still out here flaunting her boobies in a cute, corny romcom.
The movie literally…
