Daddy Issues

Entitled pink haired princess and her father engage in a love triangle of degeneracy. Nothing is learned, its not self aware enough to be satire, its just a weird pandering film of millennial entitlement and excess.

Acting of two women leads - quite good. Natural. Im surprised they dont have a bigger portfolio of successful works.

Supporting cast, mediocre to okay. So even more kudos to the leads for carrying this and making up for their co-actors somewhat janky performances.

Found the stop motion jarring and unnecessary. Glad that stopped in the first acts. Maybe trying to film manic feelings? If so, then was a little overused.

Self destructive relationship behaviour: pretty realistic A nice balance of some hard emotions and happy emotions. Never felt overwhelming either way.

The ending during credits was quite charming. Except for the somewhat silly painting.

Overall, 7 seems like a fair rating for this. But I can understand the opinions of people who loved and hated it. It's certainly a tricky film for wide appeal. It has elements that will speak to certain minorities (lost young kids, the Euphoria crowd, others). But it also has elements that are likely to offend, and enough moments that some will find improbable and ridiculous.

I can forgive the improbable since it serves to make the story entertaining. But dont take it too seriously. This is an odd mix of serious and silly. And for the most part, the director/writers manage to pull it off. But yes, I understand the 1 ratings. And the 10s.

I normally dont do reviews for movies but for this one I decided to because it's a shame it got a low score on here. Should be at the least 8 out of 10. This movie was well done kept me entertained the entire time and I felt that the actors portrayed their characters very well!

Enjoyed this movie so much and never expected to be so beautiful. Such a shame for those who gave low rating.

This movie is definitely something, I enjoyed myself most of this film, but some of the scenes are very uncomfortable with Jasmine and the father of Maya. Leaving this movie feels like there's more to be said, This story deserved more than just that little hour, There was no character development with Jasmine, No lesson was learned, But they still managed to capture so many emotional and physical moments just right enough for me not to be bored out of my mind, The sexual tension in the beginning of this movie was just perfect, it captures what queer attraction really is, It's beautiful, I just wish the story wasn't so empty and bare, its like a blank wall, The movie was creative, but not enough. Slap some paint on that canvas! Should get a follow up, I'd be more interested.