Brazenly explores an older woman’s sexuality in a way that’s frank and explicit, both verbally and visually.

Brazenly explores an older woman’s sexuality in a way that’s frank and explicit, both verbally and visually.
A solid film with a slightly sinister sensibility that’s going to please fans.
You’d be better off asking Santa for a lump of coal in your stocking than wasting money on this mess of a movie.
The supposed insights are inauthentic and forced, and the characters are either under-written or outrageous caricatures.
The classic animated Disney love story gets a live action remake in “Beauty and the Beast.”
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