Overview
- The A24 release, which opens Friday, April 3, follows an engaged couple rocked by a pre-wedding confession that reframes their relationship.
- Reviews published Tuesday and Wednesday describe a darkly funny, discomforting satire that probes moral judgment, thought crime, and social-media era shaming.
- Critics single out Robert Pattinson’s vulnerable turn and commend Zendaya’s range, with Alana Haim and Mamoudou Athie noted for sharp supporting work.
- Several outlets say the central twist is already circulating online and may warrant trigger warnings, with many expecting split reactions and intense post-film discussions.
- Shot on 35mm across Boston with a tense Daniel Pemberton score and Arseni Khatchaturan’s cinematography, the film’s craft heightens its psychological, thriller-like feel.