Review of Pretty Persuasion (2005) by Adnan_Soysal — 09 Feb 2021

This movie is hilarious.

And its moral story is a quiet series problem of the modern life, Drama Queen Psychopaths.

And this movie displays this sickness so simple, yet so so complex. It is a tragedy, yet it is a comedy. It is so dry, yet itThis movie is hilarious.

And its moral story is a quiet series problem of the modern life, Drama Queen Psychopaths.

And this movie displays this sickness so simple, yet so so complex.

It is a tragedy, yet it is a comedy.

It is so dry, yet it is so fleshed.

It is so raw, yet it is so elegant.

The plot shows the drama queen, Kimberley, operating on a an environment where all little poor hypocrites are under affection of her.

Movie shows how everyone else has a share of hypocrisy, pumping up the dramas of the Queens.

And Kimberly knows this, and uses this. That is where her "superiority" over others lies.

She knows she has the upper hand. While everyone else is busy with their own petty concerns, devil is busy to prepare her drama based on these petty concerns.

Every little scene, every actor, every acting is prepared with no mistake, and to the point.

Casting was great. Everyone performed well.

James Woods at dinner scene, Ron Livingston at dinner scene with his wife, Jane Krakowski at news reporting scenes are all wonderful.

Take Robert Joy at the court scene. He is so amazing, by just saying nothing.

And Evan Rachel Wood (Kimberly) is just wonderful.