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6793026 · 08-18-2025, 01:25 PM

Night Always Comes
Famous from being in Mission Impossible movie so I'm glad to see her being in a movie and being in a lead. What the story is about is she's being evicted and needs $25k in 24 hours.

Vanessa Kirby (who is also a producer on the film), did not do well but I blame it on the script. Has a disabled 'brother', lives with mom blah blah blah... starts off mom 'forgetting to come to the office at 5 PM to sign a loan. Or else they get evicted.
She negotiated and will need to bring 25k cash next day.

Next scene... Mom comes home at 6 PM and said she just BOUGHT A CAR????? wth.

Seriously what???? Fine. I move on. EACH of her decisions were so painful because you FEEL for her, yet it's JUST SO NOT RATIONAL.

SO.. think it though, what do you do if you (are a young blonde) and need cash... so yes, she sells herself. errr but it won't be 25k cash. She then does something SUPER stupid steals you FWB's car... err what? You then go borrow money from a friend... who happens to be a political figure... and cause your friend is in a rush, you are left inside the apartment and you decide to STEAL the guy's safe???? WHATTTTTT

There were 4-5 different situations and instead of being calm, she just goes crazy and then the consequences stops. This was the detrimental part of movie telling. When you don't follow thru, it gets empty for the audience to continue with the flow.

I would skip this all together.

08-18-2025, 01:25 PM	#12469
6793026 RS.net, helping ugly ppl have sex since 2001 Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: GTA, BC, HK Posts: 8,411 Thanked 2,945 Times in 1,291 Posts Failed 171 Times in 78 Posts	Night Always Comes Famous from being in Mission Impossible movie so I'm glad to see her being in a movie and being in a lead. What the story is about is she's being evicted and needs $25k in 24 hours. Vanessa Kirby (who is also a producer on the film), did not do well but I blame it on the script. Has a disabled 'brother', lives with mom blah blah blah... starts off mom 'forgetting to come to the office at 5 PM to sign a loan. Or else they get evicted. She negotiated and will need to bring 25k cash next day. Next scene... Mom comes home at 6 PM and said she just BOUGHT A CAR????? wth. Seriously what???? Fine. I move on. EACH of her decisions were so painful because you FEEL for her, yet it's JUST SO NOT RATIONAL. SO.. think it though, what do you do if you (are a young blonde) and need cash... so yes, she sells herself. errr but it won't be 25k cash. She then does something SUPER stupid steals you FWB's car... err what? You then go borrow money from a friend... who happens to be a political figure... and cause your friend is in a rush, you are left inside the apartment and you decide to STEAL the guy's safe???? WHATTTTTT There were 4-5 different situations and instead of being calm, she just goes crazy and then the consequences stops. This was the detrimental part of movie telling. When you don't follow thru, it gets empty for the audience to continue with the flow. I would skip this all together.