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Each week, our Moderators will monitor the posts within the Movies and TV Shows Community and handpick the ones that are believed to stand out under numerous factors: post quality, length, and subject.
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Technically, the movie has interesting cinematography and this helps the viewer to “buy” what is on the screen, but the approach (despite its isolated good moments) cannot sustain a very interesting narrative line for long, choosing more “escapist” paths to move forward until the end of the third act (which, by the way, in terms of action, produces the best physical combat scene in the entire movie). On the other hand, the fun overrides the desire of the movie itself to be something more meaningful and relevant within its more visceral purpose. If there had been a better harmony of ideas in the final act, the movie would certainly have been very impactful in concept.
It is a very entertaining miniseries that keeps you attentive without blinking, but does not wait until the last chapter to give results but we are seeing them and tying ends. I really liked that everything was changing, including the dynamics of the characters and in the end nothing was even similar to how it started. But I can’t say much because I don’t want to make any spoilers, I really consider it a miniseries that deserves to be seen and discovered little by little. So if you like this genre I recommend it and if you have already seen it I would like you to leave me a comment to know what your opinion is.
Imagine being far from home and getting a call in the middle of the night to tell you that your sister committed suicide, killing your parents in the process as well... It's heartbreaking for anyone. But now imagine that in that moment you have no one to talk to, no one who cares or wants to take care of you. Dani is completely alone. How would that vulnerability make you feel? That's why, when they arrive at that community, Dani feels more raw her emotions and responses much more intense, as she can barely cope with so many things at once. She's overwhelmed and has no support to regulate herself, not even from her partner.
The plot is a complete overflow of absurd, disgusting comedy and various stupidities, it is simply incredible the level of nonsense that can occur in a short period of time. Narratively it is a joke and I mean it in a good way, the only intention of the film is to be completely irreverent with all kinds of comic situations, although it is a fairly black humor it is done in such an exquisite way that it fits perfectly to such an extent that time flies by.
Each character in the plot has his or her moment to shine, and the most interesting thing about the film is how the script deals with important and relevant social moments in a way that anyone can understand, the characters in those comic and dramatic moments, almost as if they were equal, because they are still human beings with mistakes.
For me, she's an artist who shows both sides of the coin: the beauty of success, but also how to achieve it. That it's not easy, that it's not based on just having talent. That support sometimes comes with other intentions, as in the case of abuse of power. But she still didn't want to go off on a tangent, because unfortunately, many see those solutions as "a man who gave me a job." "everything" and no, we can give everything and more, we can achieve whatever we set our minds to and whatever we want to work for.
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Meghann Fahy's performance was the most solid pillar that held the story perfectly; the character development and everything she brings to the table made it the perfect mix to make it endearing. From the beginning of the film, we were led to believe that we were watching a timeless sequence of the story, revealing to us early on what would happen later on, but that assumption was undone upon learning the true purpose of that fragment. I can't reveal too much, I'll just say that it is very relevant to the story, and to better understand the psychological aspect of Violet.
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