[ SECRET POST #6927 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6926 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Unexpected likes/dislikes

[(Anonymous)]

I'm glad you enjoyed that! But IDK I found all the characters, Benoit Blanc included, quite shallow and uninteresting. I also found the depiction of Catholicism quite boring and obvious (even if I appreciated the "clash of faith" between the two priests). The humour, that I found charming in the first two movies, completely felt flat in this one. I never laughed! Not even smiled once. I have the suspect it's because the movie is "too American", if it makes sense.

Re: Unexpected likes/dislikes

[(Anonymous)]

I think that's funny because it was so obviously filmed in the UK.

All of the Knives Out movies are American.

Re: Unexpected likes/dislikes

[(Anonymous)]

I meant American in the way they treated the themes and Catholicism, not the setting. The characters, too. Actually reflecting on that, the second instalment was probably the most Americanized in term of themes, but I'm deep into internet culture so I didn't mind that. I just enjoyed it for what it was. Maybe Catholicism through American lenses bores me to death, what can I say?

And yeah, the church being obviously NOT American architecture but being sold as that was pretty funny! I think they even pointed that out in the movie.