Janet Miller

This movie was almost unwatchable…pretentious and empty. Ostensibly, this film offers some insight into gender roles, misogyny and sexual exploitation. The ideas are half-baked and there is zero character development….thus no one cares about any of the characters. Also, hideous sets in some scenes (that house? Why?). The worst part of the film is a nonsensical ending that seems to fly in the face of whatever convoluted message the film was trying to make. There’s a reason directors often work as ADs’, cinematographers, or screenwriter’s before directing a film.

Awful. I loved Broad City, and loved Ilana Glazer in it. However, a little of her goes a long way. She needs strong supporting actors around her or she becomes unbearable. There’s some plot, but it meanders too much and the film itself relies heavily on gross out body humor…which (worst of all) isn’t that funny. Someone needed to edit, rewrite…tell IG to tone it down some. This was a bad film.

Cringey, bad….bad dialogue. Anne Hathaway is way too cloying, contrived acting…maybe she can’t help it because the writing is so bad. A movie of cliches, has the feel of a Hallmark movie. The 5 star reviews are a red huge red flag…probably bots or AI…I’m serious.

I couldn’t even finish this movie. I’m not even sure what I just watched. It was one of the creepiest films I’ve seen in years. Like, disturbingly creepy. It reminded me of that horrifying scene towards the end of that David Lynch film, Mulholland Drive…when the reality of the situation becomes apparent. Just no.

The soundtrack by Robbie Robertson is amazing. The film is monumental in its scale: wide, open spaces, incredibly detailed in its depiction of life then. The film leans heavily from a white male perspective, and it suffers as a result. The Osage point of view is provided by occasional group think depictions of the Osage people lamenting the murderous ways of the racist, greedy, corrupt and sociopathic white males. There is absolutely no excavating of any of the motivations and/or inner thoughts of the Osage characters . The female lead “Molly” is a frighteningly underwritten character…she is depicted as a chronically ill, depressed door mat….seemingly oblivious to the evil that has enveloped her entire family. I found that to be very, very disappointing.

....very, very mediocre film . J Lo is J Lo, just as you’d expect her to be, which is to say that she is entertaining but lacks depth. Constance Wu rises above the emptiness of this movie but that’s about it. The movie is mostly a montage of the four actresses stripping, shopping, stripping, shopping, drugging men and, stripping some more. Seriously, that’s it. This movie has absolutely no depth, it’s frivolous and glosses over the true horror of women caught up in the strip club world by glamourizing it. Yuck.