Queen of Earth

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Iamwhoi M @Shaboutiques May 25 There is a payoff; but you have to get through the tedious "friendship" of these two women. No wonder guys couldn't be bothered anymore. See more prawnda s @RT72497680 Jan 7 i would not want to spend one minute with elizabeth moss, much less a weekend, and much less one where she's explicitly fetishizing bpd or related mental health issues. this lady is such a ridiculous hack. See more Kevin L @Lakeman 02/23/2025 Okay, not a real fan of Alex Ross Perry, it seems. Tried watching two of his movies so far; one I didn't finish and this one I did, but it was some drudgery for me. I love Elizabeth Moss, and hadn't seen either of these earlier roles. She's very strong in "Queen of Earth", and I get what Perry is trying to reflect. What Catherine goes through in her unraveling of perception and reality is expressed convincingly enough by Moss. She's exceptional with facial expression and body language. She does uncomfortable misfit really well. Her's is by far the most interesting figure to follow. The other characters were rather thin, imo. The Rich and James characters were pretty static. Waterson's Virginia has a bit more to her, but a lot of her screen time is simply staring at Catherine in dismay, concern, or fright; or at Rich with joy as they carouse but wariness as he teases and prods Catherine. Feels more like an extended short. Even at 90 min., I felt like this could've been as effective at about 72-75 min. There was more than enough of Catherine's unstable dialogue to get the point and themes out to the audience. Some aspects to appreciate, esp. Moss, but it seems like the work of a younger director. And it should, as Perry was in his late 20's when he got this one underway. 2.8 stars See more Jen E @bitterpayment 05/02/2024 Hit me hard. The unravelling and degrees of depression was done so well. Those struggling with depression may understand and appreciate this more See more Alec B @Alec97 12/14/2023 I'm not convinced that this is the brilliant psychological portrait everyone seems to think it is, but Moss gives one hell of a performance. See more Rodney G @Rodknee 06/16/2021 Loved it. The acting. The score. The direction. I'd watch it again. It creates a mood that immerses you. See more Read all reviews

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