Safe starts as a film about burnout and the self destruction caused by believing that nobody puts you first or values you. We see the nuances of social ineptness when really the environment is the problem. This becomes what the rest of the film builds off of: a sudden and unexplainable sickness to chemicals, contaminants and the "20th century". The viewer is left to watch as Julianne Moore's character falls into a group, firm in their ideas about the sickness…
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Melancholia 2011
It's kind of sad that I agree with the idea (from the wedding scene) that many social events and celebrations can feel fake and forced. Once you are able to tell that people are masking their true thoughts and goals around you, escapism feels like the only way to survive. I genuinely think that Justine would have killed herself if the wedding ceremony kept going.
In the second act of the film, everything slows down but becomes much more significant.…
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Wicked 2024
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
When you want to mourn the death of your old bestie while floating away in a pink bubble but instead you are forced to give a 2 hour and 30 minute long explanation of why you were friends with her in the first place to a loud ginger.
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