Stop nominating Diane Warren so I don't have to watch random movies during Oscars season challenge! Enough is enough! The song is so generic as well. Stream Applause by Lady Gaga for a better experience.

Now onto the 'movie' if you can call it that. Pasting together 7 different shorts and calling it a day does not make this a movie. Super disjointed, doesn't work as a complete body of work. I don't know who thought this was a good idea, but please just release the shorts separately, it hurts the ones that aren't trash.

Here are my thoughts on each:

1. Pepcy and Kim: jennifer looked like the polar express kid for a while. Those fade to black cuts…

Just admit that y'all hate women and keep it moving, bruh. The vitriol this anthology film has garnered is laughably pathetic as fuck. Like virtually all anthologies, some shorts contained within it are better than others (with a couple noticeably being the “weak link” out of the bunch).

That said, it's difficult for me to see how the 7 shorts that comprise this film–all written, directed, and centering women–are remotely deserving of the deluge of abject contempt that it's drawn.

It seems like what set off some/many infantile weirdos was the fact that this received an Oscar nom for “best original song.” That's some goofy ass, profoundly fallacious logic. Disagreeing with an award nomination (for a song written/performed by a…

The most notable thing here is that I watched this directly after finishing Midnight Mass, which might be the largest gulf in quality I'll ever experience back to back in my life.

These shorts are so massively unrelated and uneven in terms of both quality and content that there's no point in trying to review this as a single film. An anthology series is supposed to be linked by a common thread, and "made by women" is not nearly enough to qualify. So I'm just going to review these one by one.

1) The laziest and most offensive of mental health tropes, and the fact that it's broadly based on a true story does nothing to vindicate that decision. Worse…

I finally watched the nonexistent movie.

This is a short film compilation, and I'll review each short individually in order.

1. Jennifer Hudson as a drug addict in prison who I think is also schizophrenic? Goes through rehab and gets out of prison. Absolutely embarrassing for everyone involved. 2/5

2. About Project Roomkey, a thing in LA during the lockdown where homeless people were temporarily housed in hotels to try and and stop the spread. Cara Delevigne is stinky and "has too many mental issues" but Marcia Gay Harden is the only person who is willing to be near her at all helps her clean up. Dumb, exactly the kind of shit that gets made when hollywood liberals make movies…