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Willem Dafoe, Mark Ruffalo, Emma Stone, Christopher Abbott, Ramy Youssef, and Jerrod Carmichael in Poor Things (2023)

Review by jmag12

Poor Things

8/10

Singular Movie - Rationality VS Emotions

A movie that defies prejudices. Its a one of a kind film, with unique cinematography and plot. While the main idea is the liberation of a "young" woman, the movie depicts several scenarios, philosophies, stereotypes, societies, etc. It has a dense narrative that leaves you processing everything after it finishes for a while. While i would say one of the main angles of the movie is rationality vs emotions, which we see as a first the rationalization coming from a woman (not so common in movies), the film left me feeling nothing after i watched it. I dont feel like it was good or bad, i just feel its a movie that obligates you to analyze and evaluate everything, like a philosophical thesis, but very blunt and cold (hence the rationality vs emotions) taken to maybe an extreme. The movie "has" an opinion about our world and life depicted in a peculiar way, which can defie yours, or not!
  • jmag12
  • Feb 26, 2024

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