अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंFamed aesthetician Hope Goldman's skincare business faces sabotage when rival Angel Vergara opens a boutique across the street. Aided by friend Jordan, Hope seeks to uncover who's trying to ... सभी पढ़ेंFamed aesthetician Hope Goldman's skincare business faces sabotage when rival Angel Vergara opens a boutique across the street. Aided by friend Jordan, Hope seeks to uncover who's trying to ruin her reputation.Famed aesthetician Hope Goldman's skincare business faces sabotage when rival Angel Vergara opens a boutique across the street. Aided by friend Jordan, Hope seeks to uncover who's trying to ruin her reputation.
- निर्देशक
- लेखक
- स्टार
- पुरस्कार
- कुल 1 नामांकन
Michaela Jaé (MJ) Rodriguez
- Marine
- (as Michaela Jaé Rodriguez)
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Was this in theaters? It looks and feel like a made-for-streaming movie. Banks looks great in the movie, and... that's about it.
The plot is bland, very predictable, Nothing much to do with skincare, this could have been about fashion, cakes, anything really.
They could have done something smart like having a toxic skincare product or something like that but no.
The villains are a joke and the main character (Banks) is not very smart, or at least not acting like one. The only good trick she pulled is with that TV anchor.
Presumably, based on a true story, but if its linear and boring who cares if its true? Make it interesting at least.
There is nothing at the end of what happened to the real people, so for all intent and purpose this could just as well be made up.
Anyway, if you're into Elizabeth Banks and skin products you might endure this move for 1.5 hrs, but the rest should stay away, seriously not worth your $$ even for streaming.
Exact score: 51 / 100.
The plot is bland, very predictable, Nothing much to do with skincare, this could have been about fashion, cakes, anything really.
They could have done something smart like having a toxic skincare product or something like that but no.
The villains are a joke and the main character (Banks) is not very smart, or at least not acting like one. The only good trick she pulled is with that TV anchor.
Presumably, based on a true story, but if its linear and boring who cares if its true? Make it interesting at least.
There is nothing at the end of what happened to the real people, so for all intent and purpose this could just as well be made up.
Anyway, if you're into Elizabeth Banks and skin products you might endure this move for 1.5 hrs, but the rest should stay away, seriously not worth your $$ even for streaming.
Exact score: 51 / 100.
This isn't the most complicated or intellectual thriller out there but it was surprisingly entertaining and enjoyable. I had seen a few negative soundbites out there, but there wasn't much in general given I saw one of the first screenings and I was trying to avoid reading much before watching. The soundtrack was great, some scenes had great camera play, and the way the story revolved around a small handful of characters was great -- the writing was good enough but the acting/characters was well done. Some things were very predictable but there were smaller twists and turns that made it fun. The only major irritation, common in some thrillers, was the outrageous stupidity/recklessness of the main chsracter, with some particularly dumb actions/writing. Not a must see by any means but fun and interesting enough to add to your list.
So the trailer peaked my curiosity and I downloaded to watch and it really started off ok. Elizabeth Banks has a beauty salon providing exquisite skincare service for her customers, ready to launch her own product line, when the competition shows up next door and coincidentally a loaded group email goes out to everyone she knows smearing her character, hurting the reputation of her business and the fallout of who's behind it begins. Everything leading up to her launch now spirals completely downward and her naive mindset has her looking in the wrong direction of who's trying to destroy her reputation. For a dark comedy it failed to deliver the way Drop Dead Gorgeous did with the late Kristie Alley o so well. Skincare was watchable but extremely forgettable popcorn.
We went into this movie knowing absolutely nothing, and I recommend that! It's got funny parts, heartfelt parts, and scary parts. There's some violence but not a ton. It's mostly a suspense type of flick where you're wondering what the heck is about to happen- and you think you know who is doing what but you may be wrong. It's just a nice what-the-heck-is-going-on type of dramatic thriller. Elizabeth Banks is amazing in it, and seeing this makes me see her in a new light. She is so good, and I'm embarrassed to say I hadn't noticed her chops before this. It also features Lewis Pullman, the son of my fave Bill Pullman, and Nathan Fillion, against whom the funnier lines of the movie are played.
As a thriller, it needed to be...more thrilling. There really wasn't enough going on to elevate it above being a decent Lifetime movie, an episode of Nip/Tuck, or a concise hour-long rerun of Dateline with Keith Morrison narrating in his patented Canadian way. Or maybe, the other guy...Dennis whats-his-face. You know, the one with the moles and skin tags. Oh hey, he would have been a great choice for the reenactment of this movie.
But that is the problem with Skincare: it is just too safe and by-the-book. Even the lady that inspired the script said that the actual events were even crazier. And the film itself needed more style. Like literally 2020's horror offering The Stylist comes immediately to mind. There needed to be a central underlying metaphor. Something to do with the "ugliness" of the aesthetician profession. Something more than what was presented.
I don't know. It was fine. Just more ridiculousness would have been appreciated.
But that is the problem with Skincare: it is just too safe and by-the-book. Even the lady that inspired the script said that the actual events were even crazier. And the film itself needed more style. Like literally 2020's horror offering The Stylist comes immediately to mind. There needed to be a central underlying metaphor. Something to do with the "ugliness" of the aesthetician profession. Something more than what was presented.
I don't know. It was fine. Just more ridiculousness would have been appreciated.
क्या आपको पता है
- ट्रिवियाThis is Elizabeth Banks and Nathan Fillion's first collaboration since Slither (2006).
- गूफ़Hope claims her beauty products are copyrighted. An ingredient lists or recipe cannot be copyrighted. It could be patented if it involved a novel chemical or production method.
- साउंडट्रैकYou Think I Ain't Worth a Dollar, But I Feel Like a Millionaire
Performed by Queens of the Stone Age
Written by Josh Homme (as Joshua Homme), Nick Oliveri, Mario Lalli
Courtesy of Interscope Records under license from Universal Music Enterprises
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- How long is Skincare?Alexa द्वारा संचालित
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- US और कनाडा में सकल
- $4,56,590
- US और कनाडा में पहले सप्ताह में कुल कमाई
- $3,23,856
- 18 अग॰ 2024
- दुनिया भर में सकल
- $4,56,590
- चलने की अवधि1 घंटा 36 मिनट
- रंग
- पक्ष अनुपात
- 2.39:1
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