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Anderson A @Anderson47474 1d Atuações absurdas das 3 protagonistas e uma história envolvente e diferente com várias nuances e mulheres manipuladoras que usam todas suas armas pra se dar bem na vida. 8.5 See more John F 4d Unchecked power corrupts, regardless of the economic system. Not quite at the level of Poor Things but still magnificent. See more din d @L1J2K3 5d Hands down Yorgos's best film. The character development is masterclass, the amount of emotion switching from hilarious too scary to sad is unbelievably, and the performances all around are Oscar worthy. Just a work of art. See more Iamwhoi M @Shaboutiques Feb 2 Not particularly into this time period; but the human condition story transcends. See more Andy Y Nov 22 Abigail played by Emma Stone is characterized very interestingly. It is like you love this character and want to keep seeing her appearance but always subconsciously think something bad will happen to her and she will end up in tragedy. However, although she got bullied quite a few time in beginning, she is not the typical "beautiful, pitiful, brainless vase;" you can see the intelligence in her eye, which is shown more and more as the movie progresses later. Her dynamic with her later husband is also interesting: she shows desires and temptation but never fully satisfy the man, keeping him always on the hook. Later in the stories, although Abigail did some quite harmful things and you see it directly, you internally actually do not want to admit that she is bad, causing that conflict in your feeling. Yorgos's film always "pull in" all my emotions and feeling: it is not just entertaining but also consuming in a good way as you just cannot stop thinking about the character for a while. For Abigail, it is this internal "conflict" that lingered with me. Overall, this movie is a absolute must-see. But it is not a easy, totally entertaining movie. It is best when your mind is clear and is ready to put in some emotions and feeling into the experience. See more S B Nov 11 A different sort of period film with darkly subversive layers and impeccable comedic acting by Olivia Colman and Emma Stone. Colman's Queen Anne was hilariously brilliant and deliciously irreverent and she centers the film, even as the horrors of her (true story) unfold. Delightful, twisted, beautifully produced, I recommend you watch it. See more Read all reviews

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