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The Half of It
A comedic (and somewhat melodramatic) new release from Netflix.
Lately, I've noticed that they're cramming a lot of same-sex relationships into works, and it all looks extremely inappropriate and often propagandistic. Against this backdrop, the joke "A boy falls in love with a girl, asks another girl for help, and she also falls in love with the girl" looks completely different, in a much more positive way. Ultimately, an attempt to take the love triangle to a new level.
A film with no negative characters. Sometimes a little strange (the strangest scene was probably in the church, when the director clearly intended to throw some serious philosophical ideas at the audience, but it turned out to be some kind of pseudo-serious nonsense in that form), but still funny. And the ending, I would say, is positive; you want to believe that everything will be alright for the characters.
[spoiler=Specifically,] that Ellie and Paul will finally leave poor Aster alone, whom they both perceive as a doll to be adored, no matter what they say, and maybe they will find each other, because there is complete understanding between them. And Aster will become more serious and find the strength to influence her own life more.[/spoiler]
The Score (Germany, Canada, USA)
A good film about a thief (Robert De Niro). Nothing special, just a little bit of nerve-wracking action with a shotgun, but the acting and the classic plot are quite enjoyable.
A comedic (and somewhat melodramatic) new release from Netflix.
Lately, I've noticed that they're cramming a lot of same-sex relationships into works, and it all looks extremely inappropriate and often propagandistic. Against this backdrop, the joke "A boy falls in love with a girl, asks another girl for help, and she also falls in love with the girl" looks completely different, in a much more positive way. Ultimately, an attempt to take the love triangle to a new level.
A film with no negative characters. Sometimes a little strange (the strangest scene was probably in the church, when the director clearly intended to throw some serious philosophical ideas at the audience, but it turned out to be some kind of pseudo-serious nonsense in that form), but still funny. And the ending, I would say, is positive; you want to believe that everything will be alright for the characters.
[spoiler=Specifically,] that Ellie and Paul will finally leave poor Aster alone, whom they both perceive as a doll to be adored, no matter what they say, and maybe they will find each other, because there is complete understanding between them. And Aster will become more serious and find the strength to influence her own life more.[/spoiler]
The Score (Germany, Canada, USA)
A good film about a thief (Robert De Niro). Nothing special, just a little bit of nerve-wracking action with a shotgun, but the acting and the classic plot are quite enjoyable.