Oscar Reviews - Poor Things (2023)

[@dylanclarke2949]

thank you for doing reviews this year! i really value your perspective on movies so it's always a treat to see an upload from you :)

[@matlit1859]

Great take. Thanks for sharing

[@yidavv]

It was such an amazing movie. Also was really funny, I don't usually laugh out loud, most I get from movies is a chuckle, rarely actually laugh, but this movie made me genuinely laugh so many times. It was amazing.

[@slightexag]

i was laughing 90% of the time Ruffalo was on screen

[@yidavv]

@@slightexag he was amazing in this. Didnt expect that out of him

[@RobJorg]

step 1: Up your audio quality with a $50 lavelier mic by Rode and you will double your youtube growth. not being nasty but your videos are good, i enjoy them but voice audio needs some help. btw, because of you im going to watch the Openheimer movie tonight.

[@Volttikoira]

As a guy watching both Barbie and Poor Things, Barbie's message about women's rights came off as a bit preachy, whereas Poor Things was fun throughout the whole movie. Furious jumping truly makes the world a better place.

[@gt4654]

Degenerate themes in movies still have quite an appeal, but I didn't expect them to attract so much people because if you get out of your house for a bit, you'll see that this exact theme is what's currently going on. I mean, let's stay true. Feminism has overshoot it's goals, and it's currently in a state of total society obliteration, just looking for the last pieces that keep society up to bring them down. If it happens to want to make a family with the real meaning of the word, first, you probably won't find a woman to want to be in a family and second, you're considered old fashioned. Instead, today's society demands you to be a selfish, immoral and hedonistic person, or else, you're an outsider and an obstacle to this great utopia where people just do what they feel in the moment without a second thought and without the need to think of any consequences of their actions, just like the director portrays in his movies. The real question that stuck into my mind as I saw this movie, is how much would you like to live in a world like this..... Well, for those who had that as a wish, it should be a very momentarily satisfying but sad life, especially after their youth is wasted and has become just a memory of the past. But I hope you've noticed the end of the movie.... She could not or did not have any kids. It was just her as the master, a cuck husband, some servants and her greatest achievement, the dehumanized abomination, and continuing the work of her false god, the same person she despized and loved at the same time... To be honest, the last scene created more interest and questions to me than the whole movie, but I believe that everyone reaps what they sow and if there's a part 2, it will be her, just looking the world fall apart, still incapable to comprehend what happened... I am not going to mention the symbolism of a children's brain being transplanted to an adult and being sexualized immediately, but let's stay here at the moment. For me, it was an abomination of a movie, not for it's production and the performance of the actors, which is what mostly attracted the crowd, but because it tries to spit you in the face and fool you by inserting and pushing a sick ideology and demonic symbolism as something hip and cool....

[@MySleepyHobo]

bro what

[@yidavv]

take your meds

[@jamieyeex1439]

Bro wrote a masters thesis

[@gt4654]

@@MySleepyHobo bro, the colors were great! the dresses were amazin'!!! the actor parformanses, ohhh my gad! and her superb poosy!!! I've nevar seee anything like this befor!! life goal achieved!!!

[@gt4654]

@@yidavvPlacebo back then was what lil nas x is today. I can understand nostalgia, but I can think of a lot better songs and from that era.