If you're here for entertainment, this isn't it. That's what makes Alice, Darling so good

Strong performances but didn't push the envelope as far as I thought it would

Anna Kendrick and Daniel Zovatto in Woman of the Hour (2023)

Anna Kendrick, Biff Wiff, Makini Manu, Andy Samberg, Jake Johnson, Tamra Brown, and Eduardo Franco in Self Reliance (2023)

Anne Hathaway and Jessica Chastain in Mothers' Instinct (2024)

Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively in Another Simple Favor (2025)

Anna Kendrick in Hilton: Something Amazing (2019)

Anna Kendrick and Meredith Hagner in Dummy (2020)

Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively in A Simple Favor (2018)

Amy Adams, Jessica Harper, Kerry O'Malley, Scoot McNairy, Ella Thomas, Zoë Chao, and Mary Holland in Nightbitch (2024)

Moray Treadwell, Finn Wittrock, Denis Kostadinov, Kelsey Asbille, Daniel Francis, and Kate Nichols in Don't Move (2024)

Channing Tatum and Naomi Ackie in Blink Twice (2024)

I know this sounds crazy, but sometimes it feels like he can read my mind and there's nowhere left that I can actually be alone.

Anna Kendrick at an event for Alice, Darling (2022)

Anna Kendrick, Kaniehtiio Horn, and Wunmi Mosaku in Alice, Darling (2022)

Anna Kendrick

Kaniehtiio Horn

Charlie Carrick

Alanna Francis

Mark Van de Ven

A young woman trapped in an abusive relationship becomes the unwitting participant in an intervention staged by her two closest friends.

Mary Nighy

Alice, Darling

Impactful

I didn&apos;t know how to write all the thoughts and feelings this movie made me feel. I also thought for a long time whether it is really worth writing everything, because the whole review will not be about the movie, but about the theme of this movie. I don&apos;t want to talk about this movie from a technical point of view, because I don&apos;t think it&apos;s the most important thing in this case. Yes, I think the movie is really good, but that&apos;s probably because I found so many similarities in it and I realized that I wasn&apos;t the only one who suffered from this kind of relationship. In short, the film is about a young woman trapped in an abusive relationship, and I think this is a very important topic to talk about, because an abusive relationship is very traumatic for people and their lives. There are many people in this world who are now in toxic relationships, and there are also many people who have been in this type of relationship before.

A very important point is that the film is very realistic. Of course, each person&apos;s case is different, but the whole point is abusive relationships and how being in them affects people&apos;s inner world and mental health. People feel trapped, like they have no other choice, they think that their partner is treating them badly out of love. For such people, it seems that this is how love should be, after all, just like in the movie, Simon said to Alice: &quot;It&apos;s you and me. It&apos;s just us.&quot; Being in such a relationship is like losing yourself, at least in my opinion, the motif of the missing girl in the film shows exactly that. At that time you are absolutely addicted, if you go somewhere you feel guilty for not being with a partner, if you are having fun you feel guilty again for not being with a partner. When the partners of an abusive relationship are already completely attached to their victim, it becomes more and more difficult to escape from such a relationship.

But that&apos;s not the case, there is a way out of all these horrible things, whoever is reading this right now and is in a relationship like this, there is a way out. There will always be people around you in difficult times who really love and want to help. In the case of the film, it was Alice&apos;s friends who helped her escape from an abusive relationship. Although at first it seems that no one understands you, that everyone else is your enemy, but the truth is completely different.

Alice says: &quot;I know this sounds crazy, but sometimes it feels like he can read my mind&quot; and &quot;There&apos;s nowhere left that I can actually be alone.&quot; And this is absolutely true, because people in such relationships lose themselves, forget what they really are, they can&apos;t even think logically anymore. Also, hair pulling is a very real experience caused by a very high level of stress. In fact, the movie looked so familiar that it was hard to watch.

I really highly recommend this movie because it does an excellent job of revealing the main idea and raising a very important issue. Some viewers may find it difficult to watch, but the film is definitely worth watching.

Official Trailer

https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BZTZkNjg4NWUtY2U2My00YWVlLWJjZjYtMjI4N2IyOGE2ZGU5XkEyXkFqcGdeQWFybm8@._V1_.jpg

I didn't know how to write all the thoughts and feelings this movie made me feel. I also thought for a long time whether it is really worth writing everything, because the whole review will not be about the movie, but about the theme of this movie. I don't want to talk about this movie from a technical point of view, because I don't think it's the most important thing in this case. Yes, I think the movie is really good, but that's probably because I found so many similarities in it and I realized that I wasn't the only one who suffered from this kind of relationship. In short, the film is about a young woman trapped in an abusive relationship, and I think this is a very important topic to talk about, because an abusive relationship is very traumatic for people and their lives. There are many people in this world who are now in toxic relationships, and there are also many people who have been in this type of relationship before.

A very important point is that the film is very realistic. Of course, each person's case is different, but the whole point is abusive relationships and how being in them affects people's inner world and mental health. People feel trapped, like they have no other choice, they think that their partner is treating them badly out of love. For such people, it seems that this is how love should be, after all, just like in the movie, Simon said to Alice: "It's you and me. It's just us." Being in such a relationship is like losing yourself, at least in my opinion, the motif of the missing girl in the film shows exactly that. At that time you are absolutely addicted, if you go somewhere you feel guilty for not being with a partner, if you are having fun you feel guilty again for not being with a partner. When the partners of an abusive relationship are already completely attached to their victim, it becomes more and more difficult to escape from such a relationship.

But that's not the case, there is a way out of all these horrible things, whoever is reading this right now and is in a relationship like this, there is a way out. There will always be people around you in difficult times who really love and want to help. In the case of the film, it was Alice's friends who helped her escape from an abusive relationship. Although at first it seems that no one understands you, that everyone else is your enemy, but the truth is completely different.

Alice says: "I know this sounds crazy, but sometimes it feels like he can read my mind" and "There's nowhere left that I can actually be alone." And this is absolutely true, because people in such relationships lose themselves, forget what they really are, they can't even think logically anymore. Also, hair pulling is a very real experience caused by a very high level of stress. In fact, the movie looked so familiar that it was hard to watch.

I really highly recommend this movie because it does an excellent job of revealing the main idea and raising a very important issue. Some viewers may find it difficult to watch, but the film is definitely worth watching.

bappamtv

Alice, Darling

🎭 Top Cast

💰 Box Office

🎬 Technical Specs

🏷️ Keywords

🎯 Categories

⭐ Featured Review

💡 Did You Know?

🎬 More Like This

📖 Synopsis