#woman of the hour movie

[becabeale143]

Anna and Daniel Zovatto review more scenes from Woman of the Hour

[jonathanmoya1955]

‘Woman of the Hour’: A Chilling Debut with Room for Growth

Netflix MOVIE INFO: An aspiring actress crosses paths with a prolific serial killer in ’70s LA when they’re cast on an episode of “The Dating Game.” Based on a true story. REVIEW: Netflix Anna Kendrick’s directorial debut, “Woman of the Hour,” offers a gripping yet uneven exploration of a chilling true-crime story. Netflix Set against the backdrop of the 1970s, the film delves into the…

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Even accounting for how erratic their behavior can be normally, the Doctor gets extra bonkers after regenerating. ¡¡Reblog and explain your pick in the tags!!

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ANNA KENDRICK via instagram stories 10/27/24

[venomousgirl17]

Y’all Woman of the Hour was so good! It is absolutely chilling and perfectly captures how women constantly have to be monitoring and adapting to men and their moods.

The question of “What are girls for?” felt so poignant because to so many men we are things, trophies, prizes, roles like wife or mother but never just people. We deserve to exist for ourselves.

[fanofspooky]

Scream Queen - Angela Bettis

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Woman of the Hour

directed by Anna Kendrick, 2023

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The Accused (1988)

All About Eve (1950)

Black Swan (2010)

Carrie (1976)

Gone Girl (2014)

I, Tonya (2017)

Pearl (2022)

The Substance (2024)

Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)

Vertigo (1958)

Woman of the Hour (2024)

(500) Days of Summer (2009)

Save me movies about the female experiences of ageism, sexism, sexuality, revenge, becoming some guy’s manic pixie dream girl, and the constant fear of violence

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Woman of the Hour Anna Kendrick. 2023

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Bonus: also in this location

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the green knight (2021) 🤝 the boy and the heron

movies with incredible visuals and vibes i enjoy watching but could not even begin to tell you what they're about or trying to say

[grntaire]

generally i'm still pretty anti-singing live for movie musicals just bc filming schedules are generally so gruelling that even pro theatre performers would find it grueling however. the stark difference in quality between les mis and wicked actually so insane.

[becabeale143]

She’s been getting spectacular reviews 🌹❤️

[sleepy-ace-dragon]

So, Woman of the Hour. What a film. It is rare that I come across a movie that means so much to me. This movie is the female experience. Unfortunately, I do not think many men will understand the movie at all.

Spoilers ahead! (and trigger warnings)

My review is probably very controversial when it really shouldn't be.

I know it's not entirely factual, if you want factual, watch something else. Woman of the Hour takes the story and uses it to tell a different story. One of women and the way we are treated. And no, I don't think it's a criticism on old-Hollywood, I think it's a criticism on then and now and everything in between. Because I watched this movie and I felt seen as a woman in 2024. I have never experienced old-Hollywood. I have experienced this movie.

People (mostly men) are constantly touching the women in this movie and invading their space, whether it be physical closeness or lingering in their homes. The women are discouraged from being themselves, taking up space, having opinions, etc. And they are always being violated in these little ways that add up to a lifetime of discomfort. And that's the truth of the female experience is that we rarely get to be comfortable.

The question, "what are women for?" really made me think because I don't know how I'd answer it. I don't think women are "for" anything. We are just people who determine the purpose for our existence like anyone else. But I think it was an excellent question to ask men in a movie about women. And I think realistically, a lot of men would have a hard time answering this in a way that isn't horrible. A lot of men do think that women are "for" something, probably "for" them, and it shows.

The question, "will he hurt me?" is VERY important and is a question every woman asks herself constantly. Charlie the stewardess doesn't know but needs help and ends up being hurt by him. She probably thought that at worst he would grope her, not kill her. Women are responsible for their own safety and are always to blame when someone chooses to hurt them. She shouldn't have worn that. She shouldn't have gone there. She should have known. Even though he chose to hurt her. It's her fault.

The scene where Amy wakes up from being brutally raped and must ask the man who hurt her if he is okay? I felt that so deeply. I know what it is like to be the victim and have to comfort the perpetrator. To know that I will not survive if I do not protect a man from his own actions. I knew what Amy would say because I have said it. Because it is the only thing she could say. Women are strong and smart and they need to be. Just in a way that isn't obvious. We have to be strong enough to hold the feelings of our abusers, reassure and comfort them, convince them that we believe it was our fault, that we don't think less of them. We have to be very smart to navigate the fragile ego in very dangerous moments, when the wrong move with a volatile man could be the end.

The violence of this story was very respectful to the victims. I really appreciated a true crime story that didn't play for entertainment because true crime is not entertaining. True crime is educational to a woman, I have learned what not to do in many situations, but mostly I have learned that there isn't much I *can* do when it really comes down to it. If someone wants to hurt me, they will find a way. And I will lock my doors and yell fire and use the buddy system, but it won't matter because I am not safe and I never was. But it will be my fault.

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Woman of the Hour (2024)

Anna Kendrick did a great job not letting the serial killer have the spot light, but instead focused on the women who are dismissed, prayed upon and put in uncomfortable situations.

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Autumn Best in Woman of the Hour directed by Anna Kendrick.

[lolapath]

… because I do love you.

I never felt that way about anybody but you…

Film: Children’s Hour (1961)