Mothers' Instinct

A wickedly disturbing story on grief and guilt. I can tell this was a book because that plot gave me some of the best thrilling I've had all year. A stress induced nightmare, from the very start to the very end, nothing works out the way you expect it. Hathaway and Chastain do an amazing job. I honestly couldn't keep my eyes off the subtle expressions that tell so much yet so little. The 1960s aesthetics are crazy good, the cars, the costumes, the soundtrack, you can barely tell it's low budget. Also, I liked how every character was up for judgement, based through the lens of mothers.

I loved it! The two main actresses are phenomenal. The ending was also very juicy!!

the thing with remaking an admittedly good film is that it must be extraordinary, otherwise it falls short. even w/the brilliance of C & H (H was insane in this), it fell short 🤷🏽‍♀️ maybe it's because the surprise effect wasn't a surprise 😆

It was kind of intense and kind of predictable.

Traumatising tbh. Can’t look at Ann Hathaway the same.

good concept but idk if it delivered