American Sweatshop

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Bisquiteen T 4h I WAS SO WITH THIS UNTIL THE ENDING! Why, why, why do you have to keep doing this to us. I understand leaving the ending somewhat "open" if it's pretty obvious what'll happen. Patrick Bateman isn't caught, he keeps doing what he's doing, and he stays free. But with this? Okay, so she found the guy, and...she's gonna kill him? Or she's gonna out him? Or she just did the interview just to make him feel unsafe? Or she just did the interview and then leaves? Please, PLEASE consider that you need to give the audience enough to go on to figure out if they can understand what the protagonist's next actions will be. It'll be a killing spree? Cool, make that obvious. They've made peace with the terrible injustice and are going to let it continue? Cool, make that obvious. Why are professional writers coming up with endings that are like when I was five and ended every story with "and then everyone died in a nuclear war" because I couldn't think of a good way to end it? WHY WHY WHY do you do this See more Jelisije J @jjosifovic Feb 5 Not a bad film, but the subject matter doesn't fill me with any true entertainment or enjoyment. Its a simple depressing one and done type of film. See more Nissa S. @NFS247 Feb 2 I enjoyed it, the actress is really great and the plot was original. Very intriguing and worth the watch! See more TheMovieSearch R @TheMovieSearch Jan 24 American Sweatshop feels like a film loaded with potential that never fully delivers on what it promises. From the premise alone, it seems poised to become an intense, gripping thriller, but it repeatedly pulls back just as it should be escalating. Lili Reinhardt gives a technically solid performance, bringing presence and effort to the screen. However, the issue isn’t her acting but the character itself, which feels underwritten and emotionally incomplete, leaving her arc less impactful than it should be. The screenplay struggles with cohesion. Several moments feel disconnected or underdeveloped, causing the narrative to lose momentum and making it harder to stay invested as the film progresses. Direction also plays a role in the disconnect. Instead of leaning into the darker, more thrilling path the setup suggests, the film veers toward self-discovery, a choice that ultimately weakens the tension. While there are flashes of creativity and ambition, they’re too inconsistent! See more Amy M @Horrorgal Jan 20 Acting was great and the only thing that carried the movie as it focuses on the affects and desensitisation to what we see online. The pace was slow and ending too ambiguous for me. See more Jon-David D. @JabberM Jan 18 Slow and Pointless, waste of my time See more Read all reviews

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