Natalie Portman was fantastic in May December on Netflix

How was the movie overall? Trying to avoid spoilers but can’t really tell if I would enjoy this.

IDK, I watched it last night and thought it was pointless.

Thought the movie was pretty good overall. Didn’t love the ending. Movie just kind of stopped. Thought Charles Melton stole the show though. Great performance.

I'll try not to spoil anything in my review but

Lots of themes around age and how/when children develop or don't develop into adults. The three main adult characters have all had different experiences with an 'untraditional' childhood. All seem to have missed important benchmarks in development and now are very complex adults. The graduating twins seem to be the ones with the "normal" upbringing and parents are having different reactions to it. Obvious the father stayed for the kids, but now that he is a mid-thirty empty nester, what will he do?

Very deep character film, well acted. Portman has a real shot at awards this year.

I thought it was a very interesting project for Portman who was only eleven when she did this.

Pointless seems like a perfect word. No plot twist, just exactly what I thought it would be. Boring...

Watched this last night. I enjoyed it for the most part. Story was intriguing but it felt sloppily put together. Julianne Moore's statement at the end just felt extremely out of nowhere and I would've like to have seen that explored more.

Music was extremely soapy. It took away from everything else.

Acting is great. I think Oscar is still Lily Gladstone's, but Portman and Moore will both win Golden Globe because somehow they convinced the GGs to classify this as a comedy