Movie spotlight
Crush
Leanne overhears her neighbors having sex in the morning and she cannot help it, it makes her so horny. She lays in bed next to her boyfriend Nick and tries to quietly masturbate next to him. She's having too much fun and wakes him up. Nick is delighted to wake up to this naughty surprise and pulls her panties off... Lara is beyond ecstatic that her boyfriend Daniel took time to plan such a romantic date for her. She feels like such a lucky girl, and cannot wait to get home so she can thank him properly... Mina is surprised to receive a text from her longtime crush Nick. She gets so turned on every time she sees him during class. She wonders if he's finally ready to hang out... Tiffany is getting ready in the bathroom when she catches Kristof spying on her. At first she is so angry because she cannot believe he would be trying to take pictures of her when she's naked in the bathroom. She sits down and tells him if he wanted to see her naked all he had to do was ask!
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Plot Summary
A young woman confesses her love to her best friend, only to discover that her best friend is in love with someone else. Simultaneously, a dangerous obsession with a third person emerges, leading to chaotic and humorous situations. The film explores themes of unrequited love, identity, and the complexities of teenage relationships.
Critical Reception
Crush received generally positive reviews, with critics praising its unique blend of dark comedy and heartfelt exploration of adolescent emotions. The performances of the main cast, particularly Rowan Blanchard, were highlighted as strengths. While some found the tonal shifts occasionally jarring, the film was largely seen as a fresh and engaging take on coming-of-age stories.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its bold and quirky portrayal of teenage angst and desire.
Rowan Blanchard's performance as the lead is a standout, capturing the character's vulnerability and intensity.
The film's unique blend of dark humor and genuine emotion resonated with many critics.
Google audience: Google users generally appreciated the film's original premise and the performances, finding it a funny and relatable exploration of unrequited love and teenage obsessions. Some noted its unconventional narrative style as a positive, while a few wished for a more straightforward resolution.
Fun Fact
The film's director, Trey Edward Shults, also directed the critically acclaimed horror film 'It Comes at Night' and the drama 'Waves', showcasing his versatility in genre filmmaking.
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