'Euphoria': Anything but . . .
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| Posted on February 27, 2021 at 14:27:37 | ||
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Eva Green and Alicia Vikander are estranged sisters who come together for a reunion. They meet at a nice hotel and then catch a limo to the middle of nowhere. The limo stops and they grab their bags and walk into the wood where they are met by Charlotte Rampling who leads them to a luxurious estate. Finally, it dawns on Vikander that this is an assisted suicide resort and Green confesses she's terminal. The rest of the film is a testament to the emotional conflicts and up-and-downs people go through in this situation. This was Green's film. She looks terrific as a dying woman and her performance overshadowed all else. Other words, Eva got the good part and rose to it. Charles Dance provides a brief sideshow that is mildly amusing in a macabre way. Beautifully filmed and directed. View YouTube Video Prime and YT.
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| I am glad they sacrificied Eva, and not Alicia , posted on February 28, 2021 at 06:03:29 | |
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Makes more sense.
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