I do not hate or like this movie.
Its fine,its made well and the actors do a great job.
The cinematography is great as well.
Its just...i do not like the story nor the characters wich makes me loose all interest in the film.
Tbh i don't vibe with yorgos all that much,i found out today.
I kinda liked the lobster but thats it.
Dogtooth was a 5/10 and this i didn't like.
Im sorry but when im like 25 or some shit i will rewatch it

Poor Things
She's like nothing you've ever seen.
Rating
Release Date
12/7/2023Runtime
141 minsOverview
Brought back to life by an unorthodox scientist, a young woman runs off with a lawyer on a whirlwind adventure across the continents. Free from the prejudices of her times, she grows steadfast in her purpose to stand for equality and liberation.

How It Feels
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A gorgeously strange Victorian fever dream where a reanimated woman discovers the world and herself with unhinged curiosity and defiant joy. It's as much about the pleasure of watching someone inhabit reality for the first time as it is about her growing politics and passion.
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Look
Heads up

Emma Stone
Bella Baxter

Mark Ruffalo
Duncan Wedderburn

Willem Dafoe
Godwin Baxter

Ramy Youssef
Max McCandles

Christopher Abbott
Alfie Blessington

Suzy Bemba
Toinette

Jerrod Carmichael
Harry Astley

Kathryn Hunter
Swiney

Vicki Pepperdine
Mrs. Prim

Hanna Schygulla
Martha Von Kurtzroc

Margaret Qualley
Felicity

Jack Barton
Fop 1
Reviews
There is a lot to love about this film. Emma Stone is astonishing, and well deserving of the Oscar she received for her portrayal.
The set design and costuming is brilliant and Lanthimos uses them to create an amazing world in which Stone, Mark Ruffalo, Willem Dafoe, and the rest of the cast play with amazing relish.That being said, I think it was a trifle too long. I didn’t hate it, because I enjoyed seeing everyone continue to play, but from a purely technical perspective they could have dropped the last 20 minutes for sure.
It's hard to rate a film that has such impressive acting and very interesting visuals when you also checked the runtime every ten minutes wanting it to end.
I really expected to love it. I love The Lobster and The Favourite, so it's not an anti-Yorgos tging. Tony McNamara also created and wrote The Great, which I love. I love Emma Stone, Mark Ruffalo, and Willem Dafoe. I love all the parts. I guess I do not love the source material.
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