It was discussed in the context of the Oscar nominations, and the podcasters found the ending somewhat unsatisfying and a little soft compared to the book's ending.
And in the book, it's a little bit less ambiguous that she's died maybe?
— Episode: "Birds of a Weather" (w/ Louis Virtel)
Episode: "Birds of a Weather" (w/ Louis Virtel)
It was discussed in the context of the Oscar nominations, and the podcasters found the ending somewhat unsatisfying and a little soft compared to the book's ending.
And in the book, it's a little bit less ambiguous that she's died maybe?
Or no, she's in the hospital at the end of the book.
I think it's more ambiguous in the film.
Episode: "She Suffered... And She Is Still That Girl" (w/ M...
It was enjoyed for its focus on female characters and their experiences, particularly motherhood and anxiety. The director's decisions regarding the sound design, especially the baby's crying, were praised.
I really enjoyed it. Loved. I loved it.
She just is my favorite type of character in the film.
The doll missing really was giving me anxiety.
Something really smart that I thought that Maggie Gyllenhaal did in order to create tension and like irritation in every scene is in this anatomy of a scene that they did, that I watched on YouTube, she was talking about how like the crying of the babies, like the volume was never lowered.
Oh, this movie made me never want to have a child.