I Read the Book. I Watched the Movie. I Have Feelings About Both.
Indifferent. Could have lived without the movie existing. Amanda Seyfried deserved better material.
The Book Wrecked Me. The Show Just Made It Worse. Highly Recommend.
Watched this immediately after the book. Still wow. Still wtf.
Emma Stone, Yorgos Lanthimos, and a Satirical Gut Punch I Was Not Expecting
Dark satire, conspiracy theories, Emma Stone. Yes. Also — this film is doing something real.
Matt and Ben in a Cop Movie Should Have Been Easier Than This
It lost my attention early. Not bad, not good. Somewhere in between.
Tessa Thompson Walked Into My Netflix Queue and Rearranged My Weekend
Thoroughly enjoyed this before the big twist. And then the big twist happened.
Watched It After the Hype Died. Now I Understand the Hype.
So bizarre but I thoroughly enjoyed this. The hype was not lying.
Sarah Snook Put That in a Body Bag and I Binged All Eight Episodes in a Day
Caught my attention in the first ten minutes and I did not leave.
The Chimp Won. I Came Ready to Be Disappointed and He Won.
I went in expecting to roll my eyes for ninety minutes. That did not happen.
“STRAW” Isn’t for Everyone—But That Might Be the Point
Here’s a rewrite that keeps your voice but refines it for Moody Studios’ tone—chill, personal, but still sharp and thoughtful: “STRAW” Isn’t for Everyone—But That Might Be the Point Tyler Perry’s Straw
Forever Wasn’t the Point: What Netflix’s New Series Taught Us About Young Love, Growth, and Letting Go
Netflix’s ‘Forever’ Reminded Me Why First Love Hurts So Good Mara Brock Akil adapted Judy Blume’s classic for a new generation—and gave us permission to grieve what was never meant to last