Zoe Kravitz's directorial debut, Blink Twice

[Anonymous]

It's on my to-see list. What's with all the negative vibes here? Lots of people like dark movies. If you don't, then move along.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's on my to-see list. What's with all the negative vibes here? Lots of people like dark movies. If you don't, then move along.

I think when I posted (OP here) I must have just timed it badly and hit the Bachelorette-watching crowd.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Could someone simply tell us what the premise of the movie is?

did you fail to read the thread? Try wiki or the trailer.

So rude. None of the prior responses summed up what the plot is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Could someone simply tell us what the premise of the movie is?

did you fail to read the thread? Try wiki or the trailer.

So rude. None of the prior responses summed up what the plot is.

Try reading again. WIKI or the TRAILER.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Could someone simply tell us what the premise of the movie is?

did you fail to read the thread? Try wiki or the trailer.

So rude. None of the prior responses summed up what the plot is.

Tech billionaires invite women to an island and do exactly what you think men do to women on islands.

[Anonymous]

Damn she’s engaged to Channing Tatum?

[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.

Trigger warning-

There is a brief but definitely significant scene where the women are bound and gagged on the floor while one of the men was on top of them trusting.

It’s not a clockwork orange level of graphic but it definitely deserves its R rating and its not one for a person traumatised by sexual violence to go in to lightly.

[Anonymous]

I will download it when it comes onto streaming, but I think I'm over the big screen viewings. Glad to hear you liked it though!

[Anonymous]

Trailer:
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https://youtu.be/aMcmfonGWY4?si=0ZbuVDBdrV4cW_r0[/youtube]

I don't know why OP or someone couldn't have just posted this instead of being rude and snarky -- sure people can google it but also if you want people to talk about a movie you've seen and they haven't you might meet them halfway.

Anyway like others I think I'm going to skip this one even though it looks pretty good. Agree I get very strong Get Out vibes from it (specifically the "this seems great but turns out it's evil" thing and also the specific power dynamics). But I'm already a feminist who who will probably agree with the underlying points in the movie so I don't need to learn something here and I think the content could be really upsetting. But glad others are liking it and it's getting buzz.

[Anonymous]

Bump

[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.

If it has to be seen on a big screen, it cannot be excellent.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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.

If it has to be seen on a big screen, it cannot be excellent.

I don't think you understand the concept of "cinematography"

[Anonymous]

I just watched this movie last night.

It's very good.

**********Spoiler alert*************†

The main character seems to have a very psychotic desire hersey for power by proximity to the wealthy white men at the top of the pyramid. It would be a punishment for most to be in such close proximity to the Channing Tatum character.

[Anonymous]

This is a perfect example of how psycho wealthy men apologize for their crimes and get into rehab.

[Anonymous]

I have seen it and really enjoyed it! I thought it was a mature and original movie. It reminded me of Midsommer in terms of concept and horror.