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Don’t Worry Darling (2022)

Set in the 1950s, “Don’t Worry Darling” follows Alice, a seemingly content housewife, living with her husband Jack in a utopian experimental community. However, her life begins to unravel when she starts uncovering disturbing truths about their perfect world. The narrative weaves through themes of freedom, illusion, and societal expectations, challenging the characters and the audience to question the reality they accept. As Alice looks deeper into the mystery, the film maintains a taut atmosphere, blending psychological elements with thriller-like suspense, making one ponder the cost of an ideal life.

Length: 2h 3m
Genre: Drama, Mystery, Thriller
This Title is: Eerily captivating and thought-provoking

Don’t Worry Darling is New on Netflix in Canada!

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Cast

  • Florence Pugh as Alice
  • Harry Styles as Jack
  • Chris Pine as Frank

Parental Guidance

Maturity Rating: R

Content includes mature themes, some violence, and suggestive material.

Trivia

  • The film was directed by Olivia Wilde, marking her second directorial venture.
  • Harry Styles replaced Shia LaBeouf in the role of Jack.
  • The movie generated significant buzz due to its high-profile cast and behind-the-scenes drama.

Our Review

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“Don’t Worry Darling” has garnered a mix of reviews, with many praising its stylish direction, compelling performances, particularly by Florence Pugh, and visually arresting set design. However, some critics and viewers found the plot somewhat predictable, noting that the film’s ambitious themes don’t always reach their full potential. Despite this, the movie offers a thought-provoking experience, exploring themes of societal control, personal freedom, and the facade of perfection. It’s a polarizing movie that’s likely to evoke strong reactions, whether for its narrative ambitions or its aesthetic achievements.

Critic Scores

Don’t Worry Darling has received a Mix Review by the critics.

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