The drama definitely overshadowed #DontWorryDarling. Is it perfect? No. But it’s fine. Florence Pugh carried the film on her back. Everyone else is actually solid (even Harry Styles). Plot felt a little undercooked, but gorgeous cinematography. I had fun. Grade: 7.5/10

Whether it’s straight-up horror, psychological, comedy, romance, one thing’s for sure Florence Pugh is simply on another level no one else is on around her in any movie. At times, you’d think she’s a multiple Oscar winner at how well she’s leading #DontWorryDarling on her own.

I don’t condone Olivia Wilde’s behavior at all. But, the art should be measured as is and I have to give credit where it’s due. Nothing special but a solid directorial effort. With a more seasoned director, #DontWorryDarling could’ve been great, instead of just “fine.”

If you can, I definitely recommend #DontWorryDarling be see in IMAX but preferably Dolby Cinema as the sound in the film is actually incredible and heart-pounding at times. Still a must-see for the Pugh/Styles fans