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10th anniversary (jesus christ) showtime in Dolby and holy shit does this movie hold up. My god.

Sandgren's cinematography was really done justice in Dolby Vision and instilled even more hope in me for his work for Dune 3.

Is it a perfect film? God no! But when it flies it really fucking soars and I was SO very happy to see it again on the big screen, I'm still grinning like a goddamn idiot right now just thinking about it.

I wanted to like it more. The story is a mess, weird editing and screenplay choices, keeps getting in its own way. 45 minutes in started to feel long.

I went to rewatch The Invite with a handful of friends, a couple of whom had already seen it, and afterward we got into a discussion about whether Olivia Wilde is overacting in the movie.

One friend thought her facial expressions and mannerisms were way too much. The counterargument was that it actually fits the character, who is supposed to be anxious and neurotic, so the heightened performance makes sense.

The first friend was pretty firm that Wilde was overacting, though.

I honestly couldn't decide. I just sat there listening to both sides.

What do you guys think? Is Wilde overacting, or does the performance fit the character?

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