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“Have you ever dreamt of a better version of yourself? Younger, more beautiful, more perfect.” One of my most anticipated movie of the year.While the premise of the movie may sound bizarre, the film overall delivers a powerful message about women’s struggles and ageism.Body horror is gross which is obvious.Demi Moore is great but Margaret Qualley shines the brightest and deserves some recognition. Flawless? No. One scene features Elizabeth cannot even walk and has to crawl from place to place.Elizabeth is almost using superhuman speed to escape from Sue which is impossible. And i don’t get why Sue wants Elizabeth to die and that violence scene seems too exaggerating (Remember!! Never misuse the substance. Lol)

A movie depicts the importance of perseverance, confidence, and passion, featuring exceptional original songs, eligible for children.

Qarib Qarib Singlle unfortunately falls flat on multiple fronts. From its bizarre script to its acting, nothing works for me frankly. The first act is fine, second act feels repetitive, while the third act is the most terrible- concluding in a way that feels rushed, leaving the message vague. The journey starts very suddenly, goes in a weird direction, and ends **** the main character(female) is poorly developed

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

The movie is overall good. Although I am not a parent right now, I find it relatable in the way Marielle Heller presents her themes. It is very rare to see such a successful exploration of big concepts like motherhood, loss of identity, and feminine rage, and this movie accomplished that! Amy Adams’ fans should be very excited, as this performance might bring her another Oscar nomination. I’m not kidding! It's a career-defining performance—very funny and feral!