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  Review by ulv ★★★★★ 12

  Anja: *sits down next to Thelma in the library*
  Thelma: i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/001/258/792/b95.png

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  Review by Lucy ★★★★★ 10

  gorgeous, powerful, cathartic, romantic, enthralling, brilliant, otherworldly. a quiet and beautiful storm that rages on while the rest of the world will most likely have it’s eyes fixated on other films, not needing anyone’s attention or love or approval. the most profound superhero portrayed on film since donnie darko

  “why can’t i just be myself? why isn’t that possible?”

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  Review by Laurie ★★★★★ 46

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  This is my spoiler review of Thelma, click here for my spoiler-free review.

  My thoughts are too scattered so this is a list:

  - I loved how Thelma's powers are never portrayed as wrong in the movie. Sure, she does terrible things, but mainly when she's a child and/or asleep, so when it's completely out of her control. Other than that, the movie tries really hard to link Thelma's powers to nature (the animal imageries, the focus on the trees and Norwegian landscape, the fact that she inherited that from her grandmother (there's also an interesting idea of it being a female power, as her grandmother has it but not her dad, and when she looks up her condition on…

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  Review by former movie enjoyer ★★★★★

  i want to inject this film directly into my veins

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  Review by victoria 🌙 ★★★★½

  lesbian supernatural thrillers are the future of film

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  Review by Lucy ★★★★★ 4

  “if this is painful, try not to block it out. is there someone special?”

  she used to believe in god, and now she is one. this is my lady bird

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  Review by Dead Ringer ★★★★

  i would've given this 5 stars instantly if instead of researching seizures and mental disorders Thelma had just been taking a BuzzFeed "Am I Gay?" quiz

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  Review by niceguys ★★★★½

  'gays with powers' is a genre I didn't know I needed but now can't live without

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  Review by Amalie ★★★★★ 1

  As a norwegian lesbian who has a seizure any time a girl smiles at me this film is BIG MOOD

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  Review by anya ★★★★ 1

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  killing your father, healing your mother and going to be with your gf whom you basically willed into existence? that's lesbian culture babe!

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  Review by russman ★★★★

  I hate it when swimming pools do that

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  Review by davidehrlich ★★★★ 2

  There’s something very wrong with Thelma, though we’re not quite sure what it is. We first meet her when she’s just a child, living with her devoutly religious family in a remote town on the coast of Norway. The girl’s father, Trond (Henrik Rafaelsen), takes her hunting on the shores of the frozen lake next to their house. Thelma walks ahead of her dad, entranced by the sight of a deer. Standing behind his daughter, Trond silently points his rifle at her head. He doesn’t pull the trigger, but the temptation is there.

  “Thelma” — an ominous, unnerving, and strangely powerful thriller about the most devious of human desires — might appear to be a change of pace for “Oslo,…