swoondrones

What an impressive film. The acting was excellent. Better. If I had to critique anything, I wonder if estate agents are that pressed in real life, and who are these appliance thieves that show up out of nowhere? If that is all I got, it only shows WHAT A GREAT FILM THIS IS!

I am so impressed. I switch fast if acting looks forced or generic or has no depth. Everyone was spot on. That is so hard to do. As an example, people go nuts of Top Gun Maverick, but I could not get passed 5 minutes. Same with Gladiator, and I love Peter Weir's work, but not that.

A fantastic film. Everyone should be proud of their work.

I love Zoe as an actress. Always tight, minimal, empowering. But this film is absolutely terrible. I do not understand hoe people can say it is not too long, because a lot of the scenes are repetitive. It is a complete mess, as anther reviewer has said.

It is horribly cast. It makes no sense in who is cast and why. Channing is cool with his comedy films, but as a villain, he is pathetic, at best. I get that Zoe wants CT to be a unique and of villain that loos so perfect on the outside, but is in essence a rat, but it doesn't work. He doesn't have the intensity of some that is 2 faced. I guess that is her point in casting CT, but he's not the right villain.

Part of the problem are the dinner scenes. They are so boring. The cast is so useless in these scenes. The lead black girl is just empty to be that. I get why Zoe would want a black girl lead, but it probably would have been better if Zoe played that lead part, not whoever she cast. The black girl lead is just the wrong person to be there. She is just wrong.

Anyway, I hoped it would be different, and casting Channing was just the wrong move. It is a terrible film. I hope Zoe learns from her mistakes in this film and gets her intensity back in directing films, like the intensity she has in The Batman and Kimi. These films are her style, and she should expand that intensity in her directorial films.

OK. Enough said, Just forget this Fil;m. It is absolutely terrible.

Whether this documentary is sensational or not, it's obvious that movies are designed to be cathartic for the trauma that humanity goes through to accept living the way it does. Please understand that if something owns you then you're not free. And the thing that owns you are banks. So to get through this structure where you are perpetually disempowered to get money, everything is designed for you to accept that to be normal. To overcome your trauma of not being free, there is media to help you vent. So films are perpetually violent, or show you about love that you may never experience yourself, or something where you see how people can live even though you are denied the potential of doing the same. That is what money does. Money corrupts everyone. Following celebrity culture is part of that crap that is designed to make you think that this has meaning.

It doesn't matter if the CIA is involved or not. It is irrelevant if people are being satanical. What matters is the money that makes all of that crap possible.

If you don't want to be manipulated, then stop using usury currency. That is what kills humanity. Think about it. If we are always living in a perpetual war of some sort, then that is the thing that you're being manipulated about to think that war is inevitable. Humanity will never evolve in war. We can only evolve through peace. So stop using the things that take you away from peace. And that's money. Specifically usury. That is what kills everything.

So forget the sensationalism of this documentary if that pisses you off. It's not the point. People don't see beyond money. But that is the key to move out of this crap.