How to Talk to Girls at Parties (2017)
An alien touring the galaxy breaks away from her group and meets two young inhabitants of the most dangerous place in the universe: the London suburb of Croydon. (imdb)
Cast and Information
Directed By: John Cameron Mitchell
Written By: Neil Gaiman, John Cameron Mitchell, Philippa Goslett
Starring: Nicole Kidman, Elle Fanning, Matt Lucas, Stephen Campbell Moore, Joanna Scanlan, Ruth Wilson, Joey Ansah, Alex Sharp, Edward Petherbridge, Elarica Johnson
Genres: Romance, Comedy, Sci-fi, Music
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1. A24 (public: moderated by elhenzo - 17 stars)
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4. London (public: moderated by djross - 5 stars)
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7. !f Istanbul 2018 (public: moderated by Johnny Mo - 2 stars)
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Gnalkhere | 70 46% |
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Title was misleading; learned how to talk to girls at movie theaters instead. Now i made a new friend; she just finished her 2nd year in literature and went to see the film cuz she was a Neil Gaiman fan while I was a John Cameron Mitchell fan so it was nice to have those paths intertwine
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RuruSmasher | 85 50% |
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I liked sooo many things about this that I was disappointed when it lost me during the final act. But it still has a lot of great ideas and I enjoyed its punk spirit a lot. And I laughed plenty of times. The two young and literally star-crossed lovers were absolutely great.
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ribcage | 56 32% |
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it's a movie that wants to be angry at points, but it's not actually an angry movie. It wants to be profound, then belts out a punk song saying "eat me mommy, eat me daddy" that doesn't just lay bare themes, but lays bare the fact this is an old man trying to make a young artist's movie. This isn't the same John Cameron Mitchell who gave you Hedwig. This is him aged into his dad, and he should have just made a grown-up film instead.
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JSchlansky | 56 36% |
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The delightful Simon Amstell pops up and says literally one word.
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feublo | 70 30% |
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Some funny, weird, sci-fi, punk joyride that's tasteful but spotted with mediocrity. Still, has a bunch of neat ideas and Elle Fanning makes for one attractive alien.
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| Average Percentile 36.84% from 232 Ratings |  |