Swiped

So I appreciate that they mentioned that it was "dramatized" and I'm completely aware that things like this could (and have) happened in real life...but HOLY SH*T the producers just had a problem with men, like it wasn't even storytelling just straight up sh*tting on us...

Very enjoyable movie, nice easy watch I would recommend to friends. Lily James is fantastic as always. Dan Stevens accent wasn’t the best 😂I do just love a movie inspired by or based on real events. The panick attack scenes and harassment scenes were very well done

So close to being a solid 7/10. It kept me engaged and sort of informed the whole way through. Plus it acknowledged the simple fact of it being a dramatisation. My biggest criticism of most biopics, including "Swiped", is the level of idealisation given to certain characters. It feels more like publicity than authenticity, which, by the end, does more harm to the retelling as it takes away human flaws from reality. Then again, I can recount Whitney's story through bullet points, and it wouldn't really change much. Although the portrayals of the emotional turmoil through the acting and directing were probably the most memorable scenes. I'd swipe left on biopic and maybe right on filmmaking.

It was good. The pacing held up, visuals were sharp, and the performances felt authentic. Some scenes dragged, but overall, it left a strong impression.

I liked the ideas and the entrepreneurial angle, especially how dating apps are portrayed. But as a girl watching, it’s frustrating to see how men often take over in male dominated spaces. Still a relevant and interesting watch.

8.6/10