Don't Worry Darling (Olivia Wilde, September 23, 2022) Movie • Page 7

Yeah, won’t be on anyone’s top 10 list (hopefully) but’s fine. Love to see Florence carry an entire movie.

 

I thought the pacing was slow for a god chunk of it but the twist and last 30 minutes were good

 

Florence Pugh, Kate Berlant, and Chris Pine supremacy
it's fascinating that Dakota Johnson was supposed to play Margaret
it definitely felt like it should have been a tv show and not a movie , but I felt like it was still pretty smooth
the twist was genuinely shocking and explained some stuff but they definitely could have done more with it

 

bafflingly dull movie

 

comparing this to get out is borderline offensive

 

honestly impressive how they can just be like everything's fine

 

Thought this was ass and maybe the longest-feeling movie I’ve ever seen in theaters

 

A B- is a death sentence

 

the Big Pic pod did a pretty good rundown on this, agreed with a lot of amanda dobbins' points on how this was flawed

 

Man I loved this, had a great time. Florence continues to be wonderful in everything.

 

They absolutely did Kiki Layne dirty.

 

I found this completely watchable with some glaring third act issues but this one is getting worse and worse the more I think about it

 

I thought it was fine. Entertaining in the moment and the performances were mostly enjoyable.

 

It's now been 24 hours since I saw it and yea this keeps getting worse in retrospect. Like, the script is pretty much a disaster. Is the twist that comes 90 min into the movie supposed to be surprising? Lol a better movie would have revealed that 30 min in.

 

Idk, it surprised me and I think a lot of the fun was trying to guess what was actually going on.

I should probably read some of the criticism because I'm not really sure what's disastrous about this at all.

 

This movie rocks now

 

Well... this was interesting.