Carla Acevedo

I loved it, and all the references to the original. Read the fine print!!!! Timothée Chalamet was delightful and refreshing. Loved the songs and the lyrics and the scenery and creativity. A real treat in so many ways.

I liked it. It was different. The perspective about men wanting to control our childbirthing experience is accurate- when giving birth is what we were programmed to do as women since the beginning of time. I liked the ending. The reality of Lucy asking her husband to leave with his boys, while she nurtures Wendy. The Peter Pan storyline adds to the fantasy of it all!

It was realistic. You can feel the sadness and reality of being lost in your thoughts and anguish and not caring about other things around you- not caring about a sink full of dishes, or returning to your job, or your husband. I loved the bond between the sisters and the mother and realizing the ties and strength that bond those generations. The story the mother told about her own mother giving birth to her and how she almost did not survive! I also loved the relevance and deep significance of the apple in the movie. The ending was great too!!!!