Hard Truths Reviews

The acting is absolutely amazing, but I can’t get past how unlikable Pansy was. I did enjoy her progress towards the end, but she still didn’t show up for Curtley. Chantelle however, is an absolute saint and Moses deserves to become a pilot.

Pansy was too much of a tough hang. Definitely showed that she hadn’t been put in her place. Life’s too short to have her around.

feels like it was a play that was adapted for film so i can see why most didn’t enjoy it. i had a hard time getting through the first half, but i did think it was worth watching. it expanded my sympathy for angry people. they’re likely going through things i would hate to imagine

The woman feared by BOTH Karens and Hospitality Workers

A comically miserable woman acting out from her own unhappiness. We witness the life inside a hopelessly toxic household and the outcomes of trauma. Wish we had a little more context here, but overall the best performances I’ve seen in 2024.

7.5

hilarious movie

a good take on grief & how it’s not always easy to accept things
enjoyed watching

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A difficult but beautiful portrayal of self. family and complexities within the Black experience

7/10

Did not enjoy at all. Lots of scenes felt like a filler to make it a movie. Had some funny scenes but didn’t come to any conclusion

I mean... i didn't get the point. why did i watch this? -_-

One of the most impressive examples of acting I’ve ever seen. This film was snubbed at the Oscars. A film about empathy and understanding. Really great film.

made me look forward to london summer
i felt a bit sad for the husband too even though you’re not meant to
the whole family needs talking therapies referrals
the message that not all families are functional is very nice

That went from kinda funny to intensely depressing real quick. Kinda expected the whole movie to be like the 2nd half but damn that second half was rough. Had to sit there for a moment and take it all in. That last Moses scene nearly brought a tear to my eye 8.5/10