Eva Green is always on point and somehow brings her own flare to every character she plays. Shailene Woodley plays everything so naturally that you forget she isn’t a real person.
The memories Woodley narrates throughout feel like a play painted ironically with muted-bright colors.
If you’re in the mood for some messed up trauma but told through a “light” lense in 2025 perspective…this is for you.
A film that connects to the human spirit no matter where you come from. Like damn…was not expecting to project my feelings/cry about the current World environment onto Cat and leave with this overwhelming feeling of hope as long as you have your people around you.
Literally held my cat tighter after watching it. She watched the first 40 minutes then quickly went to sleep from the fear of watching her species in distress.
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Dialogue almost feels very Aaron Sorkin with constant firing of words and the characters always on the defensive.
The ending gives an unexpected twist on a rom com classic ending of the main characters coming together.
