this movie thinks acting is a joke: May December explained

Let's talk about May December, a movie that mocks the idea of acting in more ways than one - starring Natalie Portman, Julianne Moore and Charles Melton; directed by Todd Haynes
consider this May December explained (a review)
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[@eschwarz1003]

great commentary; helps me understand this movie much better. Many things I missed like the brilliant composition dynamics in that shopping scene as it relates to the overall themes

[@Oseremen01]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@dumemnduka7930]

Brilliant commentary. The film’s score has increased for me

[@Oseremen01]

Niceee 👌🏾 and thank you 🙏🏾

[@eschwarz1003]

yes! it gave that 'soap opera scandal' feel; supposedly intentionally to unsettle viewers; anxiety because it went up to the line of 'being comedic' but then pulls back

[@cecerose6463]

The conclusion was heavy, loved it

[@PassiveAgressive319]

Elizabeth took herself so seriously as a method actress and it just turned out to be a tacky made for TV movie

[@TOFKAS01]

At least this movie is the proof that Natalie Portman had become a real actress now after she became older. In her youth, she was just a peace of wood with legs. Now, she can earn her many awards with real acting and not just with sensationalism.

[@SuzanneKafantaris]

Insightful review

[@ernestovillanueva7448]

Awesome

[@SomeoneStillLearning]

Awesome analysis ❤

[@barbmurray8557]

It is a joke