A Bigger Splash
Drama • R • 2015 • 2 hr 5 min
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Dakota Johnson is a good liar. She's a liar about everything, except for one thing: she wants to be alone. A movie you can say is good
Fiennes is a sight to behold. This is a drama for adults. Slow, contemplative, beautifully shot, highy sugestive and driping with ambiguity.
Enticing drama about unique characters and their desires.
Tilda Swinton makes everything better than they are
A really good presentation of various ways of living.
Un drama incómodo, pero sin golpes bajos. Bellamente filmado y editado, con muy buenas actuaciones!
Luca Guadagnino that’s all you need to know!!
A whole mood. Feels like Guadagnino's antithesis to Call me by your name. Jealousy spawns tragedy in paradise
Bland story and characters. Big names kind of wasted in this, overall it doesn’t really go anywhere.
Some great acting, and Guadagnino can make anything subtly visually stunning. Please get yourself a better muse than Dakota Johnson though.
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