If you Google "hottest movies on Netflix" you should see "Blue is the warmest color" among the movies listed.
Now, I admit I started watching this just for the hot scenes, but it is actually quite a good movie. (Much, much better than
some of other listed). I believe it won honorable mention at Cannes'
Just wondering if anyone else had seen it?
Not just an honorable mention, it won the big one, the Palme d'Or, for both director and actress (Lea Seydoux). Haven't seen it yet but that's just my general lack of movie-watching time these days. I'm so backlogged I could binge for a month and still not get caught up.
Yes it was a good film with good acting, but it reflects a double standard.
Imagine a movie with a 24 year old man and a 17 year old girl. In some states, their sexual behavior would be considered child abuse.
A man seducing/developing a relationship was a teenager who be considered exploitative. Critics would say "why can't that
man find a woman his age? What is wrong with him?"
I also didn't like the smoking.
