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The film was still a fun one that will make you laugh and have you leaving the theater feeling like you just stole something valuable and got away with it.

Watch something else. There are very few redeeming qualities to this film.

It is both painfully honest and laugh-out-loud funny at the same time.

I found this to be very delightful. Such lovely girls and women. But don't forget a women's scorn. Sadly I do believe most of us men would have died in this predicament. I have to say it is a must watch. And for you married men be careful which one you tell your wife you will go for. It was somewhat predictable. But I thought with a women's making they would have made the man more disgustingly perfect. And he would have fallen for the right girl in the end. Story line that makes one ill. But no they actually went the way I think most men would go.

'The Beguiled (2017)' is a thriller which isn't actually all that thrilling. This remake of the Eastwood/ Siegel classic removes much of the gritty edge and tension while retaining the same basic story and structure, a move which ends up neutering the narrative a significant amount and actually makes the entire affair seem rather pointless, to an extent. That's not to say it's terrible or even bad, in fact it passes the time and is both directed and acted with a subtle yet significant passion mixed with a steady professionalism. It's never dull but it's also never exciting, either. The events are depicted in a calculated manner and the piece is devoid of almost any emotion. The ending also frustratingly lacks any real resolution, other than the obvious way it brings the plot to a close. 6/10

My first review though to little, to late. This movie moved me after years of not participating to write a review. Total waste but waited and waited for anything. No redeeming value except maybe a lovely setting around a southern mansion that had me longing for something to tie it to. I have an expensive projector for my 108" screen so dark scenes can be problematic once in a while. This whole movie was in the dark! Ridiculous! Big budget actors that did nothing to come up to their acting skills. I blame the producer for thinking she had something special. No way.

I can't waste my time on this dribble, but all I will say was the ridiculous way the film ended, instead of using a prior foreshadow in the film, which was quite sufficient, Coppola decides to hammer the point into the viewers head, which is when I threw up. Please do not waste your time.