Morgan liked
Slanted
Meh I thought she was gonna die or something but she was lwk rude to her parents made me sad 6/10
21d
Emma liked
Slanted
This was honestly one of the most waking up movies to me, because I wanted to change myself for as long as I can remember.
No matter what/who you are it shouldn't define you.
People who accept you with all your flaws and scars are the real people.
Be yourself❤️
25d
Luyanda is "meh" on
Slanted
So much was going on but it didn’t really move me. It wasn’t horrible, just didn’t care for it
46d
Rat liked
Slanted
Substance meets princess diaries type shit lol. Pretty good tbh as a white person I loved how they portrayed white ppl it's spot on and made me laugh at how absurd we are most of the time.
49d
Taylor Winters liked
Slanted
I get what they’re going for. It’s The Substance but replace old people with Asian people. Yet some of the subtlety and nuance of The Substance is replaced with in your face and blatant messaging. It’s a good movie. Not scary. But more of a social commentary. It just is very in your face about it.
63d
eatmeowtttxx loved
Slanted
Euhhh the hair transplant scene- drama drama reminds me of the substance
70d
Matt J liked
Slanted
Is it a horror movie? No
Is it probably a good movie for teenage girls? Yeah
Am I teenage girl? No
Oh well? Yeah
The messages are good. Reads a little Disney Channel for me. Not bad but marketing was not right at all lol
70d
llexis liked
Slanted
⭐⭐⭐ sometimes the grass isn't greener. I think it portrayed internalized racism well, the longing of belonging that developes into self hatred to change your race. Also highlights the importance of diversity, seeing oneself in media, being seen.
79d
Dayreem liked
Slanted
Slanted is the kind of movie that starts off feeling strange, uncomfortable, and even a little absurd—but underneath all of that is a surprisingly powerful story about identity, beauty standards, belonging, and how far someone might go just to feel accepted.
What really stuck with me was how the movie uses dark humor and horror to exaggerate something that is actually very real: the pressure to change yourself in order to fit someone else’s idea of what is beautiful or desirable. There were moments that made me laugh, moments that made me uncomfortable, and others that genuinely made me think.
It’s definitely weird—and intentionally so—but by the end you realize there’s much more being said beneath the surface. Slanted isn’t just entertaining; it leaves you questioning how much of ourselves we’re willing to sacrifice for acceptance. Different, disturbing, clever, and definitely a conversation starter.
81d
Caralyne Blake is "meh" on
Slanted
Who eats an identical plain bowl of lettuce with their friends everyday for lunch
87d
J is "meh" on
Slanted
Not Asian but I can relate to her looking back at my younger self. Literally crying looking at white girls knowing I’ll never look like that (embarrassing I know). And even though it took a very unique spin on it the concept on exploring race and diaspora issues it still felt very bland and predictable. Even down to the “smelly” lunchbox scene. The ending felt so undeserving because what exactly did she learn. Cus I don’t think she learned to truly be proud of her asianness. She doesn’t atone for throwing her Asian friend and other poc under the bus for proximity to whiteness. She just didn’t wanna look like a monster. Like girl ok. Plot twist had me gagged I won’t lie and I did like McKenna grace in this.
98d
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