May December
Drama • R • 2023 • 1 hr 57 min
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Great acting performances. I felt a certain scene was a bit unnecessary but it did tie the film all together. A tough watch *deep breaths*
This unsettling exploration of moral "grey areas" gave me the ick. It was affecting, but not a movie I'd gladly watch again.
Not what I expected, but really captivating. Great acting
Natalie Portman strikes again, great score also. Some moments where the acting of secondary characters doesn’t work as well.
Very well performed. Creepy and unsettling.
Despite his childhood being stolen, Joe protects his children’s futures at the cost of his own wellbeing. Powerful story and acting.
Good acting, great story, but to be honest, I was waiting for a plot twist in the end.
Overly melodramatic in an incredibly self-aware way. Wildly entertaining, even though I'm unsure what Haynes is going for here.
The story was somewhat boring and remained superficial for me, but it's worth watching for the acting and the monologues.
Controversial subject matter is supported nicely by unsettling atmosphere of the movie containing some of the best performances of the year.
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Official New Zealand Trailer
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Todd Haynes and Affonso Gonçalves on their film MAY DECEMBER
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Samy Burch and Alex Mechanik's "Words to Live By" | 'May Decemeber' Oscars
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MAY DECEMBER wins BEST FIRST SCREENPLAY at the 2024 Film Independent Spirit Awards
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Charles Melton & Julianne Moore sit down to discuss THAT package scene!
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'May December' | Scene at The Academy
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Charles Melton Takes The Biscuit
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Todd Haynes on the Intricate Storytelling and Mirrors of May December
