I saw Like, it was really, really good , kinda like the much more grim Blue Velvet/Breaking Bad-esque answer to the school of thought/feminism in that movie "Promising Young Woman" currently out now...it's funny how the death of the main character's sister, in an eccentric/interesting way, ends up not truly being what the film at large is about, it's more about what the horrors are of working so hard to be part of such a messed-up/biased/ignorant culture that has so many people perishing and suffering within it in ways people ignore, but yet also aggressively fight against that culture at the same time in a way no one knows about
, heh, but yet what more can u really do in this day and age? I feel like the bond between the girl and this guy she takes hostage kinda goes beyond Stockholm Syndrome in that way, that they both kinda recognize that in a way that goes beyond the "Did he or didn't he" question...but then, of course, she gets plunged back into her despair all over again in the end, heh, that's what really makes it a film noir, which I love
...great work!
Dan Gross
, heh, but yet what more can u really do in this day and age? I feel like the bond between the girl and this guy she takes hostage kinda goes beyond Stockholm Syndrome in that way, that they both kinda recognize that in a way that goes beyond the "Did he or didn't he" question...but then, of course, she gets plunged back into her despair all over again in the end, heh, that's what really makes it a film noir, which I love
...great work!
Dan Gross
