The Drama
Longest review ever, sorry💀
Ok I was was expecting more from this movie ig the promo made it sound like something really bad was going to happen. Instead this movie was basically just cancel culture which yes Is interesting just not what I expected 😭.Is it bad if I say what Emma did wasn't completely bad? Like yes bringing a weapon to school and planning a school shooting definitely not good. But she never went through with it? And she's definetly grown as a person she does not have the same morals anymore. Rachel PISSED ME OFF she did something really bad too but that was the whole point of the discussion. Tell your worst secret (which Emma didn't really want to answer but Rachel pressured her) Then she gets angry when Emma says it???? Emma didn't actually go through with it Rachel did lock that mentally disabled child in a closet over night imagine how much emotional damaged that caused him? Trust issues, panic attacks, claustrophobia the list goes on. I guess Rachel's character was supposed to represent cancel culture how they will turn a blind eye to some things but have total double standards when it comes to their own issues. And I think it's interesting to note how gun violence affected Emma as a child I mean it clearly influenced her to think it's cool and this could be many kids experiences especially living in the us where gun violence happens a lot. Also sorry why did Charlie kiss his co worker? I believe it was to make himself just as flawed as Emma so he could be willing to stay with her without guilt. Maybe he even did it on purpose sub consciously for that reason not from desire or emotional frustration. It's also interesting how everytime Emma's character tried to fix the relationship by starting again he disagreed but in the two times he did agree was only when it benefited him. Such as the beginning of the story where he messes up talking to her for the first time and she tells him they can start over. And the final time after the wedding and confession of cheating. It's weird how he's only willing to let these things go if it helps him and not her. Also going back to Rachel I'm pretty sure when she confesses her secret she says the first time that she didn't know what happend to the boy but once her friends become concerned about him she tries to reassure them he was ok and alive. Bit weird that she wouldn't mention that the first time and it feels like she was lying based on their reaction.