WTF?

I have to admit, that movie really hit me hard. Especially the whole dynamic between the men and women in that industry. To be honest, when I picked it up, I was expecting way more explicit scenes since we're talking about the oldest profession in the world, right? The title alone caused such a massive stir in the public eye, let alone the subject matter itself. I watched it with a group of friends who are usually constant chatterboxes during movies, but I guess this one was intense enough that everyone actually sat there in dead silence until the credits rolled. So, now I want to know—what did you guys think? Also, the filming style and the editing techniques were pretty cool...

Come on, people, let it out!

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p.s. Charlotte, that high-end escort from Paris, was definitely the standout for me.

The movie just doesn't make any sense. Not in terms of style, not in the acting, and definitely not in the production design. I honestly can't tell if there's an actual message being conveyed here—or if they were even trying to achieve something specific with that pseudo-documentary vibe.

And then you have that subplot involving Julia Roberts and Pamela Anderson, which honestly just adds another layer of sheer absurdity to the whole thing.

There isn't even a constructive perspective on the subject matter the film is attempting to explore; it approaches the theme without any real sense of curiosity or genuine interest.

Despite having a real opportunity to say something meaningful, this film contributes absolutely nothing to the conversation.

I mean, I truly don't see what this movie represents for the world at large. It’s just pointless.