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Jennifer Kaytin RobinsonScénario:
Jennifer Kaytin RobinsonPhotographie:
Brian BurgoyneActeurs·trices:
Camila Mendes, Maya Hawke, Austin Abrams, Rish Shah, Talia Ryder, Alisha Boe, Ava Capri, Jonathan Daviss, Paris Berelc, Maia Reficco, Sophie Turner (plus)VOD (1)
Résumés(1)
Dans un très chic établissement privé, une reine du lycée déchue passe un accord secret avec une nouvelle élève sans histoires pour se venger de leurs ennemis respectifs. (Netflix)
Critiques (2)
In the course of watching Do Revenge, I was reminded of The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror XX (a parody of Dial M for Murder) and Cruel Intentions (the casting of Sarah Michelle Gellar had a lot to do with that). The genre box lists comedy, but I personally didn't find the film entertaining, humorous, or funny – and the crossed revenge theme was reprehensibly underused and tediously handled. I also had a problem with the cast, which, apart from the aforementioned Gellar, I found universally unlikeable. Maya Hawke didn't impress me either. Apart from the weak script, the film is harmed by its excessive running time – ninety minutes would have been enough. All in all, a better two stars!
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When I watch a comedy, I expect to laugh at least once during it. This is a generic teen "comedy"/drama about two unpopular girls who decide to take revenge on their enemies. Unfortunately, the film is dragged down by the exorbitant running time, blatant LGBTQ propaganda and a fairly ordinary plot and mediocre actors, so I have no choice but to conclude that this is a completely expendable film that nobody probably needs to see...
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