i thought baby driver had nothing to say but holy fuck.
this is the most surface level depiction of how woman are objectified in allot of proffesional industries, specifically the fashion industry.
i think thats a good idea for a movie but this film has no substance, no bite at all. it just doesn't have anything new to say and feels kinda save.for how big it focuses on exactly that, every character is shallow and the dialogue feels like it just wants to get to the big setpieces as quick as possible.

Last Night in Soho
When the past lets you in, the truth will come out.
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Release Date
10/21/2021Runtime
116 minsOverview
A young girl, passionate about fashion design, is mysteriously able to enter the 1960s where she encounters her idol, a dazzling wannabe singer. But 1960s London is not what it seems, and time seems to be falling apart with shady consequences.

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A stylish descent into psychological horror where glamorous nostalgia curdles into nightmare. The film wraps you in the seductive allure of the 1960s only to slowly reveal the darkness lurking beneath.
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Other than the basic premise, the rest wasn't what I expected at all. I had seen it described as a horror film a few times, and while I can see horror elements, I don't think it truly got there.
This would be a stronger movie if it was just the story of Anya Taylor-Joy's character in the sixties trying to become a single or Thomasin McKenzie's character coping with her mother's suicide by pursuing fashion in London. I liked both halves enough to give this 3.5 stars and say it's worth a watch every few years, but squishing the stories together was a little messy.
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