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"I don't like your phrase."
Please don't yell at me.
"May December," directed by Todd Haynes, is a campy delight with a mess of tones that might confound on first viewing but reveals its cleverness upon rewatch. Its predatory themes and subtle revelations evoke a skilled director, yet mixed with an almost Gus Van Sant-level campiness, it leaves viewers intrigued and eager for a second viewing to unravel its exact meaning. For those who dislike ambiguity or dark comedies, I recommend staying away. Regardless of your response to the story and themes, Charles Melton and Natalie Portman deliver two of the best performances of the year.
It has become my life's mission to make this a cult film.