laura bittner

There's no way I want to go see this movie because I don't want to go down the rabbit hole of people feeling EVEN MORE INSECURE because of impossible beauty standards (due to AI). Plus it's just creepy!

I'm honestly so tired of movies like this. They're depressing. I live in Florida. I'm surrounded by trashy people like the ones depicted in the films. Are these films romanticizing these sorts of people? Because it seems like it. I feel like these films are akin to laughing at homeless people or finding them some kind of bizarre novelty for your own entertainment. It sickens me the way people down here are portrayed. This, the one about the kids living in the hotel, etc.- they're all the same. They seem to say "look how fucked up and weird these people are.. can you believe it??" I find it hard to believe the people making this are from here, yet are profiting off of people like us. It's just more capitalism stuff. Leave my state alone.

I've watched two episodes and I completely hate her. Is this normal? Does it.. get better? Is this one of those shows like It's Always Sunny where the main characters are all just bad people and it's supposed to be funny for some reason? I really never liked that show either. The only funny joke is that men can't get women off, but I mean.. that joke is so cliche at this point. I like Peep Show a lot better than this.

It's so self-indulgent I can't even finish it.

At points I felt like I was watching a movie, and at others I felt I was watching a script reading, especially when they were both in his living room. I just feel like the characters either didn't have enough emotional depth, or the people he was writing about were so shallow that I just hated both of them, to an extent. Also I hate singing in movies- so I thought his singing part went way too long. Somehow it didnt reflect poorly that he cut himself? That wasn't too believeable. Overall I think this movie is generally harmful. Most of my female friends LOSE custody because the courts are biased towards favoring men, so if the man wants custody at all, he usually gets more or all custody- which the movie doesn't even hint at here. I think the director should have done more research as to how the court systems actually play out for working class people.