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A filmmaker returns home with his girlfriend following a celebratory movie premiere as he awaits what's sure to be imminent critical and financial success. The evening suddenly takes a turn as revelations about their relationships begin to surface, testing the strength of their love.
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Madly in Love
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Trivia
One of the first films to be written, directed, and completed during the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States.
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Goofs
In the bathroom scene, Marie's bath water is clear in the first few shots, but is later seen to be cloudy without her obviously adding anything to it.
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Quotes
Malcolm:
You're by far the most excruciating, difficult, stubbornly obnoxious woman I've ever met in my *entire* life. I go from wanting to cut your head off one moment to fucking wanting to kiss your beautiful stupid little face the next. I fucking love you. I love you. Should we get married?
Marie:
Not in the mood.
Malcolm:
Seriously, I feel like we're gonna get married and divorced at least a couple of times, we might as well started now.
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Crazy Credits
The title appears thirteen minutes into the film.
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Connections
References
Wuthering Heights (1939)
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Soundtracks
Selfish
Written by
Little Simz (as Simbiatu Abisola Abiola Ajikawo),
Dean Josiah (as Dean Josiah Cover), Cleopatra Nikolic
Performed by
Little Simz feat. Cleo Sol
Courtesy of AWAL Recordings
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Nobody talks like this in the middle of a heated argument, especially with alcohol involved. The passion was there in the physical acting, but the verbose lines felt entirely too premeditated and rehearsed to be delivered organically as they would be in a spontaneous lover's spat. They just take turns spouting off eloquently composed diatribe. Cinematography is the one redeeming quality. Beyond that, I couldn't get past the toxicity of their psychological jabs to find the takeaway of this abusive character study with no resolution. In summation: TLDR; Relationships are messy and Sam Levinson's grudge for Katie Walsh runs deep.