The most epic, life-changing, and utterly unnecessary movie news ever: Verity is coming to cinemas! π₯π I mean, who needs personal growth, world peace, or a decent night’s sleep when you can watch Anne Hathaway and Dakota Johnson duke it out in a psychological thriller? π The plot is about as deep as a Kardashian’s thoughts, but hey, who needs substance when you have pretty faces and a creepy old mansion? π π»
So, Verity Crawford (played by the incredibly talented and not-at-all-overrated Anne Hathaway π) is a renowned author who’s basically a female version of Christian Grey, but without the charm and charisma ππ. She’s married to Jeremy (Josh Hartnett, because who else could pull off a character with a name that basic? π€£), and they’re just living their best lives in their creepy old mansion, being all rich and stuff πΈπ«. But then, Lowen Ashleigh (Dakota Johnson, aka the queen of playing characters with daddy issues π ββοΈ) shows up to ghostwrite for Verity, because apparently, Verity’s too busy being all dark and brooding to write her own books ππ.
Things take a turn for the weird (as they always do in these types of movies ποΈ) when Lowen discovers Verity’s “chilling autobiographical notes” ππ±, which are basically just a bunch of creepy confessions about Jeremy being a bad boy π€·ββοΈ. And then, Lowen is all like, “Oh no, what’s real and what’s not? π€” And we’re all like, “Girl, who cares? Just enjoy the drama and the pretty faces π”.
The film is directed by the super talented and not-at-all-boring Michael Showalter π¬π, and it stars a bunch of other people who are allegedly actors, including Ismael Cruz Cordova and Brady Wagner π€. Verity is coming soon to cinemas, because you clearly don’t have better things to do with your time π°οΈπ. So, go ahead and waste your money on this trashy thriller π₯πΈ, and don’t forget to bring your popcorn and your eye-rolling skills πΏπ.
And hey, if you’re feeling extra adventurous, you can even check out the previous post about Nicolas Cage in Spider Noir π·οΈπ, because who doesn’t love a good Nic Cage movie? π€£ Or, you know, you can just watch paint dry, because that’s probably more exciting than this movie π¨π€. Anyway, the choice is yours, folks! π€·ββοΈπ
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