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Riding Carousel»Performed by Alexander McCabeWritten by Alexander McCabe
Plot
A woman puts her career on hold to be a stay-at-home mom, but soon her domestic life takes a surreal turn. The film was originally intended to be released directly to streaming on Hulu, but the positive reception from test screenings prompted Searchlight Pictures to give it a wide theatrical release. Starring in Graham Norton and the Fans: Bruce Springsteen/Amy Adams/Vanessa Williams/Bill Bailey/St. Vincent (2024). The film is good overall, but I expected it to be darker and more horrifying, rather than comedic.
Adams is undeniably incredible
The target audience should be parents. Although I am not a parent at the moment, I can definitely relate to the themes presented. If you have questions about motherhood and female rage, you might find this film enlightening. The screenplay is also well-written; some of the characters’ dialogue is very sharp. Marielle Heller is definitely a talented director who can adapt a seemingly impossible book into a blockbuster film.
It’s a career-defining performance
This is the best performance I’ve seen from her so far, and it might be the best performance I’ve seen this year. She’s wild, brave, and funny. She truly commits to the role. The depth of her performance is evident in the intricate details of her facial expressions, which beautifully convey her anger, joy, and pain. Adams embodies the role of a mother with an authenticity that resonates deeply, likely stemming from her own experiences as a mother in real life.
No, definitely not
This personal connection elevates her performance, making it both relatable and authentic. I can’t help but feel a strong connection between her portrayal and my own mother, as if she’s capturing the essence of motherly love and sacrifice in a way that truly speaks to me. This film seems divisive so far. I’ve seen people trash her performance, and many think that Adams shouldn’t win or even be nominated for this bizarre role. To me, acting awards are always about the performance, not the film.
The passion shouldn’t go away
She is the vehicle of the film. She should definitely be nominated or even win. I hope more people can recognize and understand my points. Other than that, Scoot McNairy is also fantastic. Despite some flaws, the film is worth watching.