Fantastic road movie. A very human story with great performances and gorgeous cinematography.

Unfortunately, I knew the ending to this film but actually it didn't spoil my enjoyment at all.

Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon are spell-binding. Seeing their development as characters was really meaningful.

This film has a lot to comment on regarding female empowerment, freedom, friendship, sex and relationships and I strongly, strongly recommend people watch this.

Breathtaking views and great accents also.

Oh and Brad Pitt.

There’s a special chemistry between these two wisecracking ladies that makes for a road trip like no other.

Reading the comments section it seems I didn't understand the movie at all. The premise of the movie was good and started off well. I feel the entire series of unfortunate events that unfolded were causes completely by poor decision making the 2 ladies.

Feminist road movie with a great ending.

Just a movie about two girls going on a silly little roadtrip :) Slay

Excluding the excellent ending, the rest was quite soporific for how it was prolonged.

I reaaaally thought this was going to be my first 5 :star: movie in a while but that third act was a little too Hollywood for my taste. I freaking love them tho :sob:

**The Good**:

+ A true feminist classic, still featuring the greatest female duo ever in a film.
+ Flawless performances from **Susan Sarandon** and **Geena Davies**, who support each other impeccably and have great chemistry.
+ Great visual direction from **Ridley Scott**. It's not quite _Alien_ or _Blade Runner_, but it comes close.
+ Beautiful cinematography.
+ It's the ultimate buddy-movie-gone-rogue script by **Callie Khouri**.
+ Several memorable scenes: the confrontation with the state trooper, the rape sequence, THAT ending...
+ A small, yet important and annoyingly memorable performance from a young **Brad Pitt**.
+ Sharp humour and great dialogue.
+ Altogether great performances from the largely male-dominated supporting characters who, deservedly, are portrayed as incompetent swines.

**The Bad**:

- It does feel somewhat stretched and repetitive at times.
- While still a great road movie and feminist feature, some of the things featured in the film feel slightly dated by today's standards.

**Verdict**:
One of the iconic buddy films of the 20th century, _Thelma & Louise_ is a visually stunning feminist feature with great characters and an addicting plot.

What we've got here is brilliant writing, directing and -besides awesome acting- one of the best character arcs in cinema history.

Such a good movie.