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8.5 🥨

Quien diría que lo que vivían mis amigos cada fin de semana en la universidad sería una historia digna para ganar un Oscar... Luis Memito si estás leyendo esto, dos cosas: 1.- Lola Diamond si era la indicada; y 2.- Aún me debes los 500 pesos que te cobraron del privado donde la conociste.

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5.9 🥨

Todo mundo me vendía Anora como una joya de película que dignificaba a las trabajadoras sexuales y les daba voz, pero por más que busque esto en 139 minutos no lo encontré por ningún lado; lo que si encontré fue una comedia dramática con algunos momentos divertidos y con una Mikey Madison increíble, pero no es ni de cerca la gran película que venden y menos uno de los mejores trabajos de **Sean Baker.** La Palma de Oro a mejor película que recibió en Cannes tampoco ayudó, ya que esperaba algo mucho mejor sabiendo que le ganó este reconocimiento a películas brutales como** The Substance** y** The Girl with the Needle. ** Aunque a muchos digan que no **Anora **es la versión moderna de **Pretty Woman** solo con un final más crudo(REAL) y adaptada para *“las nuevas generaciones”.*

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9.2 🥨
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Some people hated it, but what I think is that they don’t get the point “psychologically”. And more towards the ending, when Anora is being protected by Igor and she really realizes that he is a good person she tries to have sex with him (because that’s the only way she knows to relate with people because that’s her life and job) but she has this mix of emotions and ends up crying because she got hurt due too all what the Russian family made her go trough and treated her… What people don’t see is that sex workers do have feelings. And Mickey Maddison’s acting is impressive.

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