Synopsis
It's time to face the music
When troubled musical prodigy Charlotte seeks out Elizabeth, the new star pupil of her former school, the encounter sends both musicians down a sinister path with shocking consequences.
2018 Directed by Richard Shepard
When troubled musical prodigy Charlotte seeks out Elizabeth, the new star pupil of her former school, the encounter sends both musicians down a sinister path with shocking consequences.
Kimberly Chiang Jeff Sanca Darryl Scheelar Helena Barrett Fraser Corbett Crystal Mudry Scott Nicholson Vladimir Tevlovski Alex Chiang Kia Stuart
完美, The Perfɘction, มือหนึ่ง, Съвършенството, Dokonalost, Η Τελειότητα, La perfección, La Perfección, La perfection, שלמות, A tökéletesség, パーフェクション, სრულყოფილება, 퍼펙션, Perfekcja, A Perfeição, În căutarea perfecțiunii, Безупречность, Mükemmellik, Досконалість, Hoàn Hảo, 完美琴仇
more like THE FUN AND SUPER UNEXPECTED FIRST ACT THAT GIVES WAY TO AN HOUR OF PURE NONSENSE AND A NICE FINAL SHOT.
Edit: ok but do want to say that Logan Browning is spectacular on dear white people and should be a big star and if this movie helps that happen I’m fine with it
I know this is so besides the point, but does Anyone involved in this project know anything about classical music lol
what in the name of The Handmaiden (2016) dir. Park Chan-wook is going on here on this day????????
the over-lit, polished photography is garish (definitely the dude who shot Crazy Rich Asians lol) but i sort of appreciated it because it left me completely unprepared for the big swing into korean revenge movie nastiness. kinda whiffs the empowerment angle with the need to over-explain itself in the corniest way possible (embarrassing use of flashback and rewinds) but there's a 40-minute stretch of this in the middle that is totally engrossing. wish the entire third act committed to being as grisly as that final image holy moly.
Like A Simple Favor, the movie twists and turns in several different directions. Thematically, of course, it's quite dissimilar.
Charlotte (Allison Williams) and Lizzie (Logan Browning) are cello players. Whether they are meant to be together or whether jealousy will tear them apart seems to be the theme of the first act. Without giving anything away, the story flips and then flips again, making this possibly my favorite movie in YEARS.
Watching the second act at lunch time, I thought, perhaps, I shouldn't be eating. I survived, but then stumbled on this article after I had finished the whole thing (caution, don't read if you haven't seen as the whole thing is a spoiler): www.buzzfeed.com/christopherhudspeth/the-perfection-on-netflix-is-supposedly-their-most-wtf
It is twisted and crazy,…