Low-key Gen Z rom-com from Canada. Filmed in Montreal. It premiered at TIFF and is scheduled for a limited U.S. run starting next Friday.
A 24-year-old music critic moves to Montreal intending to write a book about Alanis Morissette’s “Jagged Little Pill.” Her plans take an unexpected turn when she becomes romantically involved with two members of the same struggling indie rock band and decides to become their publicist.
I wonder. How big a market is there for a book dedicated to one Alanis Morissette work?
This film has the most awkward sex scenes ever. That’s not a criticism. Sex in real life isn’t often like in the typical movie, and awkwardness is commonplace.
————
You may know Barbie from Euphoria, where she looked like this:
She looked like this in the film:
I don’t know how long ago this film was lensed, but she recently decided that a waist would be a good thing to have, and seems to have been hit with the Ozempic bug. She now looks slim enough to post IG pictures where she’s wearing see-thrus that reveal her slimmed-down booty. (Click through to the 3rd and 5th pics, or the film clip at the end. As usual, don’t believe any Instagram warnings that the pics are not there. They are. If they don’t show here, just click on that link or this one.)
Here is a demonstration of how she has changed:
Great, always wanted to see her nude.
Jagged Little Pill is an album, but still, a whole book about it?
Maybe one of the rare occasions where Ozempic made an improvement in appearance.
Fuck that, she was hot as hell before, glad this movie will be the last document of her old bod nude but now she looks like every other red carpet clone
I do hope so also see the new body nude as well 🤣
I think she still hot
This. All of this.
Yes yes I think she do damn beautiful
Judging solely by her face and natural beauty, she has always been much prettier than Sydney Sweeney, Zendaya, and most of those celebrities who are so hyped today. Even when she was chubby, she always had a beautiful face.
She’s got some nice boobs. I liked her a bit chubby but she still looks good. I’m glad she’s making a career for herself post-“Euphoria”.
“I wonder. How big a market is there for a book dedicated to one Alanis Morissette work?”
There’s an entire book series devoted to covering single albums that sold far fewer copies than this album did, so it’s likely larger than you’d think.
She was a good case for Ozempic honestly. The girls that are already thin and turning themselves into skeletons are the problem.