One of the worst movies I have ever seen. The director and screenwriter were clearly trying to be clever and forgot to entertain or even tell a story. The first ten minutes were incredibly long, filled with meaningless shots and scenes that presented a highly critical interpretation of Diana who is represented as narcissistic at best and mentally unstable at worst.
Stewart's attempt at an English accent made it almost impossible to understand which was unfortunate because there are almost no other characters in the film. It also appears to be set only on one very boring weekend. After countless discussions about her wardrobe and stills on a sign where the staff had to be quiet because "they can hear you" we left, went home and streamed an Australian movie instead. The cinemas need to lift their game if they want to survive in a Covid world. This was not worth the risk of going out.
Stewart's attempt at an English accent made it almost impossible to understand which was unfortunate because there are almost no other characters in the film. It also appears to be set only on one very boring weekend. After countless discussions about her wardrobe and stills on a sign where the staff had to be quiet because "they can hear you" we left, went home and streamed an Australian movie instead. The cinemas need to lift their game if they want to survive in a Covid world. This was not worth the risk of going out.