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This felt like your average Lifetime movie mixing together 2 bad things, a school shooting and rape. There really isnt anythihng special here, yet it is watchable.

How I rate:
1-3 :heart: = seriously! don't waste your time
4-6 :heart: = you may or may not enjoy this
7-8 :heart: = I expect you will like this too
9-10 :heart: = movies and TV shows I really love!

Oh boy this is really gonna piss off all the preppy rapists of society, I forecast many downvotes and hate posts.

A crime drama about compelling and topical subjects such as rape and guilt. It's quite hard to watch in certain scenes and they really delve into the aftermath of being a victim of rape (also some school shootouts). Mila Kunis did a great job and it was nice seeing Connie Britton. The movie feels overlong but I have to say every scene was necessary to get the characters where they need to be. This would of been better as a mini series I think the pacing was just kinda off and everything is jam-packed.

The tragedy of a terrible movie like this is that there was actually an interesting, complex, compelling story buried under all the bad acting and bad writing. I like Kunis but she doesn't have the dramatic chops to play a role like this that requires the lead to make an unlikable character compelling. This movie needed an actor like Jessica Chastain who has made this sort of role her bread and butter lately. Plus a FAR better script.

This harrowing drama isn't as obvious as it first appears. The film is actually quite intriguing with some surprising moments scattered throughout its (slighly) overlong running time,

So everyone is complaining about explicit rape scenes than come without a warning but what about those victims? They were alson assaulted without a warning so yeah, this is raw, this is real-life

A really boring movie. The acting was so awful, this should've been on that Lifetime channel instead of Netflix. Lastly, Mila looks so old now. Yikes.

Totally not on my radar until it appears on Netflix. Mika Kunis as well? Sign me up. It’s a very quality film, with a good message, yet could have been sooooo much better. Some of the more topical points feel forcefully told, opposed to shown (if that makes sense). Very much worth watching, and I’m sure some will really connect with it. Personally, I am more of a fan of The Fallout that came out just earlier this year on HBO.

Rating: 2.5/5 - 7/10 - Worth Watching

Starts off pretty slow but gets very interesting . I really enjoyed this film

Not sure why the rotten tomates ratings are terrible or why some people hate this. I realy liked it. It depicted the toxic way people often deal with rape vitims in a painfully realistic way. Great fashion sense. I thought Mila Kunis did a great job. Definitely can be triggering for some people but I think that like Promising Young Woman, young adults should really watch this.

I dont understand the negative ratings... its quite a good film

I totally didn't know anything about the movie, I watched it bc i saw a scene with the knives from the beginning of the movie and I had to watch it. 2 hours went by so quickly, the amount of times when I was fidgeting afraid sth's bad gonna happen for Ani was uncountable pretty much. To the end I wondered if she really does feel relief or not, I just hope she can be truly happy.
For those who think she's a bad person and the movie didn't show any growth and any redeemable qualities in Ani....... I think you skipped the last 30 minutes or so. She doesn't need any redeemable characteristics. The whole movie is like her seeing, understanding the fakeness of everything, this is a therapy movie. The growth couldn't be any clearer. I just wished the other two weren't alive to see this and that at the end we didn't see any backlash at Dean or a smile from the teacher guy.

I like Mila Kunis, but this is a terrible movie. I empathize for why the main character is a terrible person, but she has no redeeming qualities. And, there is no character arc or growth; she's a terrible person at the start, and an equally terrible person at the end.
I don't understand why a movie like this was even made. It's not liberating, or empowering, much less entertaining.