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In the psychological thriller Don't Worry Darling, a 1950s housewife living with her husband in a utopian experimental community begins to worry that his glamorous company could be hiding disturbing secrets. We're breaking down the story including just what Victory is, the themes of the film, and explaining the surprise ending.
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The hardest thing to believe is he would actually go down on her well enough for her to be willing to trash her kitchen like that.
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This is probably one of those movies that should have been a NetFlix series instead of a 2 hour movie. This movie would have benifted from having more time to flesh out the characters and not felt so rushed to wrap things up at the end.
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I'll be honest: if it wasn't for Florence Pugh, I wouldn't have any interest in this one at all.
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Small question: Wouldn't any hospital raise an alarm if one of their surgeons didn't come in and just up and stopped coming into work or at least call the police do to a wellness check? Wonder how they got away with that little detail.
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The scariest part of the the simulation is the term “chosen wife” and that they mention Jack had a previous relationship with his, the implication that some of these men have women trapped and unconscious who didn’t want them in the real world. Kidnapping incels? Scary stuff.
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Honestly it just wasn’t “there” for me like I wanted it to be. I ignored the controversy when watching it but I struggled to connect with it as much as I really wanted to. I felt like it could have been so much better personally. Florence Pugh carried it on her back. I wish they’d have gave her more to do than look confused
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I love Florence Pugh! She is such a fantastic actor and I love the way she just simply exists on screen. The movie was ok but it felt like more of a black mirror episode…
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I just saw it for the first time. It’s not a bad movie, not by any stretch of the imagination. But when you break it down, there’s really nothing special about it. This movie is an excellent example of style over substance. You can have the best DP, the best costume designers, and the best actors in the business. But that means nothing if you don’t have a strong story to balance all that out. It felt like Wilde was trying to create her own modernized take on “The Stepford Wives”, but neither her, nor anyone involved stopped to think about what it was that made that movie so great.
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This has a strong first half but honestly has an underwhelming ending
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When he couldn't make mashed potatoes right, I knew then he was the villain. Legit, no super secret smart person would make mashed potatoes that way
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i would love a second movie where alice finds the wives in real life and how the game falls apart once frank is dead would be cool to actually get the details, hopefully flo would work with olivia again
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All the sexual scenes in the film put me off it but part where it shows what their life was like before the simulation. It made sense in a way, as the virtual world was Harrys characters dream world where he could get what he wanted from Florences character all the time, were in the real world she was too tired from the job she loved and would brush him off nicely.
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Did they ever explain Peg being pregnant? Was the real-world Peg pregnant? If yes, do they just throw out the real-world baby and give the mother a SIM baby in Victory? And do they just simulate giving birth for the woman?
It seemed like they had some interesting ideas but went about them pretty half-assed (like Shelly killing Frank).
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Loved the vibe of this movie, it was truly mesmerizing and anxiety inducing but there were so many plot points that fell flat. I wanted to know more about the plane, Victory Project 2, Margaret’s and Bunny’s backstory, and why Shelly killed Frank.
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I think this concept would haver been way more successful as a limited series. To dive a little deeper into each of the topics introduced later in the movie, and give backstory into the characters to make the audience give a shit about the choices & reveals.
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Thank God you made this. I didn't wanna have to watch the actual movie ngl. I just wanted to know why there was some controversy around it.
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The whole "die in the simulation, die for real" thing is the most confusing aspect of this. Why is that even a feature? Wouldn't it make more sense for death NOT to be a factor in an idealized fantasy prison? Make it LITERALLY impossible for the women to escape, even via suicide? Or, y'know, murder their husbands? That feels like a pretty big oversight.
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Funny story when I saw this movie:
My sister and I saw it, we didn't like it because of how needlessly complicated it was executed even though the twist was hella predictable.
Right as the movie ended, a woman who sat a few seats to our left looks right at us (theater was mostly empty and we were in the same row) and blurts out
"That was utter bullshit, I want my money back"
She was the best part of the movie tbh
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I didn't think that he had to pay Frank to be there I think he had to go back to the real world to work like a basic nine to five job to keep their apartment and to take care of/store her body there. So that they could continue to "live" in Victory. And that's what he hated so much. Hence all of the locks on their door. I think he was just paying for them to have a storage place for their bodies while they spent the rest of their time in the VR.
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@silverriku12
1 year ago
I think one of the scariest things is that in the original script. Alice didn't even know Jack. He saw her at the hospital and picked her as his chosen wife.
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