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Well I’m a dude, disagree with many of the comments about men hating this movie, and generally really like odd and weird movies. I loved the ambiance and the setting. And I get loneliness. I just didn’t understand the final interaction between Kristen Stewart and her nice student. Why not just say, hey you’re welcome to my class if you can make the trip? Or for the student to just say thank you, I enjoyed your class. Why did it have to be so overly awkward?

So much potential, but what a joke - an ultimate troll. Make it a trilogy or series or something. But we get garbage. I guess if you have time to waste check it out, it is interesting and thought provoking, hence my suggestion. But otherwise crap, because there’s no closure, no reward, just a gigantic troll at the end. Ridiculous

It’s gt sport+, not gt7. Way too few cars, tracks and events. Incomplete game.

Try being around a bunch of people who deny reality for a while. This flick hits home. Whether it’s being with people who actively disregard the obvious or people who are painfully ignorant. Nevertheless, it is about people who will place profits and power above life and doing the right thing. If you’re not familiar with The Big Short, please inform yourself. The Big Short is much closer to a documentary than this film is, but it is truth just the same. Unfortunately, the fear is not that this will not age well, but that it will not age at all.

Uh…why is there blood all over her steak??

Watch with captions. This movie illustrates the resistance’s struggle.

Just read a two star review complaining the movie repeats itself eight times: poor black ladies being discriminated against in different ways. And I thought, wow, that’s a lot. I wonder how many times it happened in real life 🤔.

It is in English. Pretty darn good…

Perfect late night movie. Story follows an underclass Texan 18 year-old, Star, who’s taking care of young siblings and living with an “unpleasant” boyfriend who stumbles upon a group of young traveling magazine sales people. The charisma of the older #1 sales person (Shia Labeouf) attracts her and convinces her to join the group, and the shenanigans proceed. A coming of age film which ends with the teenager realizing she has much growing up to do. This story highlights the bizarre nature of the less fortunate, young, and under uneducated individuals who very much support the economy and thus, support the US. I have a very hard time turning the channel when it comes on.

If you are responsible, you will do what you need to do, and understand what happened exactly (and in this movie).