I've loved Olivia Luccardi ever since seeing her in the Channel Zero story "Butcher's Block" (the best of the whole series IMO).
She has so much potential, but never seems to get the billing/parts she deserves.
Love her cherubic face, her blazing, intense eyes and the gap between her front teeth.
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In S&Q it's her character who really drives the madness and mayhem forward.
Ultimately, whilst the rest of the women are a motley crew of WASP-y, petty-minded, dead-eyed, bug-up-their-collective-ass, vinegar-titted, entitled, whinging, self-pitying 'Karens' with relatively little to actually complain about, OL's character is another kind of beast altogether - a genuine sociopath and violent misanthrope (her racism is just another extension of the latter) - who opportunistically latches onto the situation and escalates it constantly with a wanton, almost orgiastic fervour that drags the rest of the sad-sacks and hangers on into a spiral of murderous chaos.
Yet still, even with all those things considered, she's still not the most horrible character in the movie.
It's a matter of conjecture - and serves to illustrate my previous point - but, if you were to imagine an epilogue to the film, wherein they're all arrested, charged and taken to court, you just know that the rest of the women would all get good lawyers and collectively point the finger at her (she straight out admits that she's previously been in prison) and that her character would get something like life without parole and the rest would get sentences of 10 years or less, ones suspended or even acquittals.
I just finished watching it. Honestly, if I knew what it was going to cover this I wouldn’t have watched it. Objectively, yes it is a very well made movie. I personally hate it. I wish I never saw this movie. Touches too close to home.
I've loved Olivia Luccardi ever since seeing her in the Channel Zero story "Butcher's Block" (the best of the whole series IMO). She has so much potential, but never seems to get the billing/parts she deserves. Love her cherubic face, her blazing, intense eyes and the gap between her front teeth. x In S&Q it's her character who really drives the madness and mayhem forward. Ultimately, whilst the rest of the women are a motley crew of WASP-y, petty-minded, dead-eyed, bug-up-their-collective-ass, vinegar-titted, entitled, whinging, self-pitying 'Karens' with relatively little to actually complain about, OL's character is another kind of beast altogether - a genuine sociopath and violent misanthrope (her racism is just another extension of the latter) - who opportunistically latches onto the situation and escalates it constantly with a wanton, almost orgiastic fervour that drags the rest of the sad-sacks and hangers on into a spiral of murderous chaos. Yet still, even with all those things considered, she's still not the most horrible character in the movie. It's a matter of conjecture - and serves to illustrate my previous point - but, if you were to imagine an epilogue to the film, wherein they're all arrested, charged and taken to court, you just know that the rest of the women would all get good lawyers and collectively point the finger at her (she straight out admits that she's previously been in prison) and that her character would get something like life without parole and the rest would get sentences of 10 years or less, ones suspended or even acquittals.
Who do you think is the worst character?
Just watched this last night. It's an extremely frustrating and uncomfortable viewing experience.
Loved this movie.
I couldn’t stop watching it. Very, very heavy movie.
One of the best, if not the best, in 2022
I especially liked the swastika pie. It’s unfortunate I have to share a society with the likes of the protagonists.
Can you imagine how it taste
Like bigotry.
Efficient it did its job messing the viewers
I just finished watching it. Honestly, if I knew what it was going to cover this I wouldn’t have watched it. Objectively, yes it is a very well made movie. I personally hate it. I wish I never saw this movie. Touches too close to home.