Synopsis
Summer, New York City. A college girl falls hard for a guy she just met. After a night of partying goes wrong, she goes to wild extremes to get him back.
2016 Directed by Elizabeth Wood
Summer, New York City. A college girl falls hard for a guy she just met. After a night of partying goes wrong, she goes to wild extremes to get him back.
Morgan Saylor Brian Marc Justin Bartha Chris Noth Bobbi Salvör Menuez Adrian Martinez Anthony Ramos Ralph Rodriguez Annabelle Dexter-Jones Eden Marryshow Charles Barboza Graig Guggenheim Brendan Burke Jermel Howard Kyanna Simone Simpson Anthony Quarles Pete Klein Nancy Eng Duane Littles Tamika Lawrence Danielle Thomas Celia Au Byrne Davis Jr. Ralph Bracco Frisco Cosme Charles DelGatto Joy Flowers Michael Simon Hall Frank Holley Show All…
me watching this movie is the equivalent of the picture of steve buscemi holding a skateboard saying "how do you do, fellow kids"
Essentially “White Privilege: The Movie,” Elizabeth Wood’s fire-breathing debut is an adrenalized shot of ecstasy and entitlement, a fully committed cautionary tale that’s able to follow through on its premise because — like the remarkable young actress who plays its heroine — the film is unafraid of being utterly loathsome. And make no mistake, while the madness of her misadventures is captivating from start to finish, you will hate the titular “white girl.” But it’s what Wood and her star do with that hate that makes their collaboration special, these two rising super talents manipulating your vitriol with the grace of a contortionist and the recklessness of a tornado.
In unspecific terms -- because, sadly, I don't have a lot of time on my hands today -- I found this to contradict itself, double-deal and borderline self-destruct in its attempts to comment on class disparity and racial entitlement. I respect the fact that those involved were attempting to delve into the subject matter; I just can't help but think that a problematic attempt to investigate certain political topics is more harmful than leaving said topics unexamined. With that being said, the film does have merit. I know many people just like Leah -- even people who have died as a result of such a lifestyle -- which kept me uncomfortably engaged, despite finding Saylor to be massively miscast (Brian…
Insane. Crazy. Madness.
The start was good but after that.. sex.. anxiety.. sex.. drugs and again .. anxiety.. sex..
"i'm blue"
"is that your real name?"
"maybe?"
"why'd they call you that?"
"because i'm always sad... before i met you"
. anyways
Somewhere in Hollywood ...
Studio: Alright, Beth. Tell us what you've got in store for us.
Elizabeth Wood: Let's do a movie about a white girl! I've got the script ready and all!
Studio: But there are already thousands of movies about white girls and zero about greygender otherkins. What makes your movie idea worth spending money on? What's it about anyway?
Elizabeth Wood: Well, it's about a white middle class girl who moves to a lower-class neighborhood ...
Studio: Go on.
Elizabeth Wood: ... and, shortly after her arrival, falls in love with a Latino Ken doll!
Studio: Excellent, Beth.
Elizabeth Wood: Oh, and the lead gives a guy on her job a blow job the very same day…
You know, if you're snorting cocaine off some guy's penis, you may have fallen too far.
With sincere emotion and a fast pacing, this partly crime drama, partly romance about naive, reckless and by sexuality drifted youth is emotionally charged, tragic and chaotic.
It shifts from one situation into the other and although the world as depicted as in this film does certainly feel very real and moving, the plot leaves a few holes here and there and has developments too fast to be entirely believable. It doesn't allow us to get a complete insight within the lives of those characters, and although the glimpses we get sure are compelling, it still feels like some important parts are left out or just forgotten to integrate within the script.
The thematics are strong, and for a huge…
hey, i have no idea how to feel abt this movie ?? tbh i thought it was a bit repetitive with the partying and shit but maybe that had a deeper meaning so who knows. I enjoyed the last 20 min if im being honest. WAY too many UNNECESSARY sex scenes FR but yeah. oh and the writing was shameful and honestly a hate crime ugh. now that i think abt it my only thoughts during that movie were “ughs “ with different tones if that makes sense. i think this movie made me very upset in some ways...yeah well like i said, i have no idea how to feel abt this one (all i know is that it’s def not my favorite) (i didn’t like it very much) also that ending made me feel weird POINT IS IDK HOW THIS MOVIE MAKES ME FEEL. i kinda liked it. sometimes. during some scenes. yeah the last twenty minutes were chill
I always end up rewatching this movie at least every once a year. it's my guilty pleasure movie
O pior filme já feito eu tenho vontade de me matar quando lembro que NUNCA vou recuperar os 88 minutos que eu perdi vendo isso
A difficult watch at times, and the appearances of Noth and Long were unexpected. But amidst all the sex and drugs is a strong story powered by an attention grabbing performance by Saylor
ok I get it, its really not a good movie but like... its just a regular movie about drugs idk why you all so mad at it
what i didnt got is why dat trafficker took so long to go after the girl but still an okay movie
i dont know what u all were expecting from a movie about white girls doing drugs thats all
You know, if you're snorting cocaine off some guy's penis, you may have fallen too far.
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