Beach Rats
Drama • R • 2017 • 1 hr 39 min
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Shows the duality of being gay in a masculine/straight world. When the two worlds collide a choice has to be made to be yourself or not
Slow with little plot. The existing plot is just depressing.
watched it cause of harris but it was somewhat really boring and felt slow without anything interesting ever happening
I watched it as I used my phone, it was easy to keep up with the plot
Most likely a show-don’t-tell moment if you ask me.
Slow, purposely shot film. Interesting premise that doesn’t get fleshed out fully, some questionable acting
A good representation of contemporary society, in which we hide our trueselfs for the sake of social acceptance
Part of me feels it was great, the other part says it was meh
It's well made, but left me indifferent.
Good concept but painful to watch, too boring sometimes.
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