Mikey Madison was amazing and gracefully brought her character to life: in my opinion she has earned her Oscar.
The movie was filled to the brim with amazing performers who gave their best: Jurij Borisov should totally have won Best Supporting Actor (I was so confused by Culkin's nomination for Best Supporting, he was clearly "A Real Pain"'s protagonist and naturally no other Supporting could have won against someone with such an important role in their movie).
"Anora"'s fatal flaw…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Lots of interesting ideas, problem is they tried to have too much visual freedom while still keeping to the found footage structure. Playing too much ended up being confusing and kinda messy. Even worse, the movie could have very well done without that since it brings nothing particularly original to the table. The best written and most fun parts are the traditional found footage sequences in the beginning, most of which unfortunately amount to nothing.
On the other hand the acting is neat and the first part is really fun
Absolute 10/10 work. Art, writing, just the sheer amount of creativity that went into designing the ecosystem where the show takes place left me absolutely speechless. The soundtrack is nothing less than a masterpiece as well and the storytelling is never overwhelming, rushed or condescending, which is a problem that I feel lately plagues even the most acclaimed shows and movies, so it was absolutely amazing.
The plot is also extremely simple: a cargo spaceship malfunctioned and three escape minipods…
