How to Talk to Girls at Parties

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.

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

The delightful Simon Amstell pops up and says literally one word.

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.

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.

There are 2 beautiful actresses in fetish wear in this & yet I still found it interminable - no small feat. Part of the film is meant to be a sweet coming-of-age tale, a fantasy for straight young males with a child-like beauty as the love interest; the other part is about goofy - yet eventually transcendent - aliens who enjoy... anal play. The 2 parts are connected by the ridiculous idea that parents suck the life out of their children when, in fact, the opposite is true. A tonal mess.

Super stylistic and strange, there is a punk music scene halfway through that I found incredibly captivating.

This movie has about as much respect for the art of conventional film-making as punk had for the art of fugue. It is not surprising, then, that just like punk, it offers the occasional pearl, but mostly mediocrity.

verdiği ilk izlenimdeki kadar plastik değil ama çok ciddi ritm problemli var. janr olarak da fazla gezinip hiçbirine dair bir şey yapamayınca yer yer çok eğlendiren ama nihayetinde biraz balon kalan bir filme dönüşüyor. şunun gibi repliklere yazık oluyor yani: "I used to be in despair. now I’m in a band called lipstick that was put together from the remnants of despair.”

51.50

Weird, occasionally interesting and impossible to remember after two days.

trite

So much fun and weirdness from the creator of Hedwig and the Angry inch. Loved seeing Nicole Kidman channel the spirit of a young Patsy Stone from Ab Fab.

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EAT ME ALIVEEEEEEEEEEEEE!

Embarrassingly childish. It feels like a 12yo punk kid got 100 millions in the lottery and decided to write a movie.

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Başka Sinema - Beyoğlu Sineması.

People seem to love or really hate this movie. A fun teen romance movie with two adorable leads, like 'To All the Boys I've Loved Before' but for girls who call themselves weird or something.

1690: funny punk!

Was this some cult shit between UK and US?