Vox Sux. Did. Not. Care. For This. Miscast lead. Super odd structure and choice of events to highlight. Just strange. And hifalutin. Some super artsy credits and end credits like its some beautiful French film from the early 70s. It aint.

smh, you guys didn't know how to have fun. Make way for the baddest sci-fi bitch in the house

I can't believe I'm about to say this given I've seen Serenity this year, but even taking that into account, this is probably the worst movie I've seen in 2019.

I feel like this movie is going for something specific and experiential, with some kind of important commentary on modern celebrity culture, but if that's true, it went completely over my head.

Maybe I'm just giving the movie too much credit and it just doesn't have a coherent plot, nothing of particular importance to say, and just has characters acting in bizarre, confusing ways.

It's rare that I regret the time I invested in watching a movie. This is one of those cases. It shouldn't be hard for you to find something better to watch - pick something at random, and chances are it'll be superior.

Oustanding performance by Natalie, great cast interesting story about pop star who suffered childhood trauma and school shooting, but the end was WTF for me, ended immediately, wow i dunno, bit suprising but all together it is a good movie. It's Worth Watching.

i can't believe this was the worst movie i've seen in 2019 until now... A MESS

Ouch. I didnt even make it through the whole movie. I couldnt. There were no redeeming qualities in this film. At all.

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Each movie star has its biggest slump in its filmography. For Natalie Portman, Jude Law and Willem Dafoe, this is definitely the picture. This is the first time I've been mentally unable to see the end. Rating 1/10 - Film waste.
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Každá filmová hvězda má ve své filmografii svůj největší propadák. Pro Natalie Portman, Jude Law a Willem Dafoe je to určitě tento snímek. Letos poprvé, co jsem psychicky nezvládl shlédnout do konce. Hodnocení 1/10 - Filmový odpad.

the opening scene was one of the best opening scenes that I've watched. The rest of the movie didn't really live up to it though and the ending was kind of disappointing to be honest

I cannot believe the high ratings this received. I never leave poor reviews. I love artsy film but people had the audacity to say there was pleasant cinematography featured when everything about the way this was filmed was suffocating. There is always something I can pull from a piece of media that I like. Not one thing in this film pulled my attention. I think it could go without mentioning that the music was AWFUL. Camp, but not the good kind. Human hours that I will never get back.

Geez I couldn't have been more bored.

I wasn't sure what I expected going in, but whatever it was, I got something wildly different. This film has, essentially, two halves that can, honestly, be seen completely independently of one another. The first half is equal parts violent & grim and hopeful & positive, showing the genesis of a pop star emerging from the tragedy around her. The second half of the film is really carried by Portman and feels much less interesting. It's a glimpse into the life of a pop star, but you never end up really caring about Portman's character, her sister, her daughter, or any related character really. And then there's a big performance number before the credits roll. The second half is kind of a mess and doesn't pay off what is built up in the first half, leaving you feeling pretty numb to the film as a whole.