Despite Get Out (2017) being her best known movie, Allison Williams provides her best performance in The Perfection.The Perfection is just a fantastically written film.
I don't normally write reviews but here goes.I was definitely surprised by this movie.
I did enjoy this movie. But it didn't leave me with anything.
It's very random. It starts slow and has a really nice lovestory at the beginning, then get's crazier until it makes really no sense at all.
Very well done. Not the ending I expected which is good.
I have to write this because not enough people are saying this: This is film is ALOT like The Handmaiden. It's not credited as a remake but it pulls the same tricks, many identical plot elements and has a very very similar tone to it.
It's really bad, twists are predictable, acting is stiff and there is nothing clever about it. 0/10!
I can't see what the hullabaloos was about soft millennials crying over nothing. The acting was excellent and the twists were totally unexpected.
When the mother of the teenage violoncellist Charlotte Willmore (Allison Williams) has a serious stroke, she quits her promising career to take care of her mother. When her mother dies years later, Charlotte contacts her mentor Anton (Steven Weber) from the Bachoff Academy in Boston, and his wife Paloma (Alaina Huffman).