The Worst Person in the World is more than a romantic comedy. There are so many things going on here and it's strange that so many reviews I've read so far chose to ignore that it's actually a movie about the dangers of #MeToo movement, the effects of technology, and a generation gone that we can only look back with sheer fondness and nostalgia.

am i going mad or does she look like the love child of dakota johnson and rashida jones

this film was EXACTLY what i wanted it to be

hey at least she knows what she is. this movie is a product of the times. What other directors would make snobby and too dictatorial in its direction, the director has beautiffuly crept up on the current world, captured it and let out into the wilderness of the camera. the ending felt like a flashbang for me so I had to Google it because I registered it but not accpeted it. but if the worst person in the world can accept it so can anyone

fuck. they're all the worst persons in the world.

i dont think it was the perfect time in my life to watch this, i feel as if i am not fully mature enough to grasp this film as well as many others probably did, considering my age and underdeveloped mind. however, there is no set perfect time so its okay. but it still really resonated with me. so heres my surface-level take on it. i think there are going to points in every persons life where they think they are the worst person in the world. that is inevitable. but does it truly mean they are? most likely not. our choices don't entirely define us. they're a part of life and we have to make them, yes. but i think its rather brave to be at least making those choices, not knowing where they'll take you and where you'll end up. being indecisive in your way of life does not mean that you are doing something inherently wrong. its what usually i'd say after we've made the choice and what we choose to do with it, the consequences of it play a bigger role in shaping us as people.

More like "The idea that we confine to ourselves because we never feel as if we can truly grow from what we have been and we take the small things that we do and blow them up to tremendous proportions and slap those small things onto ourselves and feel as if that the small thing is now who we are even though that's not how anyone actually ever will view us as... In the World.

相較於情感的價值更為破碎和超脫現實 比較喜歡現實一點的劇情片 但依舊是不錯的觀看體驗～

"I feel like a spectator in my own life." Aren't we all ?

This felt like a movie that kept mirror in front of me, and asked me to make a checklist for my use that is closer to the lead actress’s life here and it’s no surprise that I checked almost 90% of what she experienced in the movie. Apart from the romantic relationships, just her being that “Get away” girl when the life gets tougher or making that tough decisions  is so madly relatable for me. I also sensed a low self esteem in her which is again something of our age might experience. This is the kind of a character that I will keep in mind for life. A character that deserves to be like a case study. Sensational performance by Renate Reinsve.  Chapter 2 - Cheating was my most favourite and pathbreaking in terms of filmmaking and projecting the flaws of the character in a refreshing way, totally unlearning the tropes of the genre. Loved it immensely.

Trier är en mästare på att bygga berättelser som känns äkta och relaterbara. Känner dock att det kanske tog liiite lång tid att bygga upp en relation till karaktärerna. Inte en dålig film på nåt sätt men kanske hade gjort sig bättre på en bioduk än hemma i soffan.