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mi parte favorita de esta película es cuando se acaba
in all seriousness, i have many issues with this movie and they are all explained by the fact that it was directed and written by a white man. the fucking inconsistencies, why is a white man doing a film on the true stories of three real black women and changing the actual narrative to make his ego feel better?
do we seriously see no hypocrisy in criticizing racism while also…
oh this is cinema, this is fucking cinema
viola davis is always fucking amazing, and this fucking movie made me cry five times from all the layers and topics this movie touches on
also, Jordan Bolger, call me
that being said though, I will watch Lupita Nyong'o's documentary about the Agojie women if I have the time, because this film should be contextualized with its true history.
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Wow this movie is just something else. I specially enjoyed Norman's dialogues where he's alluding to himself when talking about his "Mother".
"I hate what she's become. I hate her illness."
"She just goes a little mad sometimes. We all go a little mad sometimes."
"Let's put it this way. She might have fooled me, but she didn't fool my mother."
Which explains why he was so offended by Marion's suggestion of institutionalizing "Mother", so the dialogue for me was…
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Ash no sé.
Esta vez no me quedé dormide viéndola lo juro. Creo que mi error fue entrar con expectativas muy altas porque al final no las cumplió, no sé.
Visualmente me gustó, el maquillaje, los efectos, los vestuarios inventados, todo eso increíble.
Pero el storyline no me terminó de gustar y eso que pensé que sería lo contrario si yo tengo mommy issues, pensé que me identificaría pero no. Hasta me frustré que el hecho de que su mamá…
