Zoe Kravitz's directorial debut, Blink Twice

[Anonymous]

Anyone seen this yet?
I saw it today and thought it was EXCELLENT. You've got to see it on a big screen though.

[Anonymous]

no one? You are really missing out!

[Anonymous]

It has a warning about sexual violence so not interested. I generally don’t like those types of movies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Anyone seen this yet?
I saw it today and thought it was EXCELLENT. You've got to see it on a big screen though.

No, we don't.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It has a warning about sexual violence so not interested. I generally don’t like those types of movies.

There is zero actual sexual violence on camera. It is implied and / past tense only.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It has a warning about sexual violence so not interested. I generally don’t like those types of movies.

+1
It looks too scary and psychotic. I hate that stuff.

[Anonymous]

Channing Tatum is a tool - no interest in seeing him on the big screen honestly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It has a warning about sexual violence so not interested. I generally don’t like those types of movies.

There is zero actual sexual violence on camera. It is implied and / past tense only.

I'd say it's on camera. I can see how what they showed could be triggering for some people.

[Anonymous]

I'm curious about this because Kravitz was so passionate about it and wrote it (with a partner), but it is definitely not my preferred movie content. I was turned off by the original title and probably other women would have been also so changing it was probably a smart move.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm curious about this because Kravitz was so passionate about it and wrote it (with a partner), but it is definitely not my preferred movie content. I was turned off by the original title and probably other women would have been also so changing it was probably a smart move.

what was the original title?

[Anonymous]

I really want to see it - we were choosing between this and Between The Temples this past weekend, and I really wanted to see BTT (which I LOVED). But this one is up next - glad to hear you liked it, OP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm curious about this because Kravitz was so passionate about it and wrote it (with a partner), but it is definitely not my preferred movie content. I was turned off by the original title and probably other women would have been also so changing it was probably a smart move.

+1

OP, feel free to start a thread (put WITH SPOILERS) in the title and tell us all about it!
I will never watch it but I would love to hear you gush about it and tell me the good parts and the ending without me having them burned in my brain.

[Anonymous]

I saw it and see most every movie released.in theaters (AMC A List member). It was ok OP, but I thought it was a watered down version of "Get Out" by Jordan Peele.

What message do you think was different than " Get Out" or even " Knives Out"?

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Anonymous wrote:I saw it and see most every movie released.in theaters (AMC A List member). It was ok OP, but I thought it was a watered down version of "Get Out" by Jordan Peele.

What message do you think was different than " Get Out" or even " Knives Out"?

^I failed to mention I love Zoe + her dad, Lenny K. +Ok on Tatum.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm curious about this because Kravitz was so passionate about it and wrote it (with a partner), but it is definitely not my preferred movie content. I was turned off by the original title and probably other women would have been also so changing it was probably a smart move.

+1

OP, feel free to start a thread (put WITH SPOILERS) in the title and tell us all about it!
I will never watch it but I would love to hear you gush about it and tell me the good parts and the ending without me having them burned in my brain.

A I don't do "gush"
and B I don't do "spoilers"

Talking about what makes a movie excellent doesn't necessarily mean there's a need to give the plot / premise away.