Veronica is a white-bread beauty searching for a good man in Los Angeles. While slam dancing at a Halloween rave, she meets Abel, a sensitive poet. Then she meets Zed, a supersexy tattooed drummer with incredible biceps. Who will she choose? Does she go for true love or cheap sex? She can't decide so she chooses both. But after managing to nurture a picture-perfect threesome, along comes Ernest, a rich movie director with deep baby blues that sweep Veronica off her feet. What's a girl to do now?
The film follows the story of a young woman named Veronica who unexpectedly finds herself in a complicated love triangle. She is dating a charming and successful poet, Hawk, but also finds herself drawn to a mysterious and seductive stranger, Abel. As her relationships with both men deepen, Veronica must navigate her desires and confront the unconventional nature of her romantic entanglements, ultimately leading to a surprising and thought-provoking conclusion.
Splendor received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised its quirky premise, unique visual style, and performances, others found its plot to be underdeveloped and its tone inconsistent. Audience reception was similarly divided, with some appreciating its offbeat romantic comedy approach and others finding it too peculiar.
Google audience: Audience reviews generally highlight the film's unique and quirky nature, with many appreciating its unconventional approach to romance. However, some viewers found the plot confusing or the characters' motivations unclear, leading to a divided opinion on its overall effectiveness.
Gregg Araki, known for his provocative and often controversial films, intentionally softened his usual style for 'Splendor,' aiming for a more accessible, albeit still unconventional, romantic comedy.
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