EARTH MAMA Movie Review **SPOILER ALERT**

[@alexisrivas4906]

I am in the movie guys it is meee

[@domwalker6526]

This was pretty good the best part of it is it doesn't really doesn't tell you how to feel. A good directorial debut

[@esock2001]

Y’all earned my subscription for this one. I swear you guys have reviewed every festival film I search up

[@elyseanne6155]

Love you guys so much! Watch everything you release at least once 😊

[@jentalksbooks]

Same. I enjoy hearing their observations and exchanges.

[@heathermichael3987]

Yet a wealthy family that started the opioid addiction is walking free. For all the lives that family destroyed paid 4 billion and walked. I liked how you said set her up for success. I agree . I thought your review was excellent. Thank for you voice of humanity ❤️

[@TechnicJunglist]

A24 once again giving us real and relatable dramas. I've had a couple friends who were unfortunately addicts who gave birth to babies in withdrawal. It was very sad to watch. One kept their child, and the other gave him up. And others decided to not go through with pregnancy altogether bc of lack of resources. This is why these stories, health care, & giving women autonomy over their own body is very important. I'm not a parent and never had that instinct so I don't know what I would do forced with these hard decisions. Great review guys.

[@asan1050]

Nick and Joseph Thanks Much !....... MuchasGracias !

[@bmck-8400]

Most of the issue comes from out of sight out of mind. People don’t care because they don’t think it affects them. Ultimately it affects everybody. The very basic answer is housing even for people stumbling in the choices they make especially where children are involved.

[@veganpeace7890]

I can't wait to see this!

[@elizabetha.188]

I just watched the Wham doc. Thanks for reviewing it a few videos earlier. It gave me the feels! ❤

[@allistar34]

can't wait to watch this one! a24 been coming out with bangers lately (btw are you guys gonna do a full review of past lives?)

[@waliyahw1]

Drug addiction is hard because she’s clearly using as an escape from her already messed up position. She’s stuck. This is why I choose to be childless. I KNOW as a black woman, in the current state, and lack of community around me personally, I couldn’t do it. I’d be completely on my own. I see so many women in my family doing it alone and they’re miserable…why choose this life. Dick ain’t that serious for me to be a single mom.

[@BrooklynWalka]

Had a horrible day went to see the film came home and saw you guys put up a review for it and exclaimed, "My day is MADE"! Thank you!

[@erickaford5828]

Was that Gias daughter telling her story at the end?

[@mauimonique]

Now you’ve got me thinking 🤔

[@jentalksbooks]

It sounds like one of those films that I would be glad I had seen but would only watch once. 🎬🍿🍫🥤🎫

[@fishjellyfilmreviews]

Thank you!

[@Aj5236ggg]

I hope you will be reviewing Warpony!

[@deborahrodriguez3639]

This is unrelated but would you please consider a screening of one of Matk Rylance films: Bridge of Spies, Wolf Hall , (TV BBC series), Jerusalem (Play), Inland, Intimacy (simulated snd in simulated sex), the BFG (children’s movie directed by Spielberg based on Raoul Dahl), others. Please forgive my spelling and my out of place request. Thanks gentlemen

[@puspavelai8353]

I would watch this. Just to grasp the reason(s) as to *why* a struggling single parent would get into trouble, again? I feel these are difficult narratives to not have strong opinions about? Ultimately, the woman carrying the burden needs her wits about her - for the sake of her children's sanity too. Your comments carry lots of empathy for the character - may be the point of the movie is clearly just that?

[@Yolduranduran]

Never, ever allow yourself to be part of the system. Try everything else before you get to that point.

[@jentalksbooks]

4/5! Wow!

[@t1naba1ley]

👍

[@Yolduranduran]

A BIG reason why many women abort because there is very little support for them. 😢

[@macebluemoon369]

Our welfare system is complicated. Because so many people take advantage of the system. At the same time the people who really need the assistance don't receive enough. Things are broken.

[@hellokittycutie2003]

That’s a myth. The majority of ppl on assistance need assistance, there’s no mass thievery of benefits happening. And it’s gross that so many hold on to that belief.

[@SikeChick]

@@hellokittycutie2003 Thank you. This lie has been perpetuated for way too long. Too many people see folks who use public assistance and start analyzing how they dress, what they're eating, what they own. The number of times I've heard, "If they can afford a cellphone, they don't need assistance." Like cellphones aren't both ubiquitous and necessary. If there are people who "abuse" the system, maybe it's because the system itself is abusive. Constantly having people in your business, deciding what you should and should not have. Folks are treated with little to no respect and looked down upon by judgy a**holes who have no idea how these people go to the point of needing help. You know how I saw people "take advantage of the system" when I was a part of it? They didn't report their crappy minimum wage job out of fear of having their payments sliced and they still needed them to get by.