meant to be here, and that is, first, prior to "X", not a prequel but a a free-standing solo property about Pearl long before "X" or any real knowledge of or about the movie, "X", then Pearl would be even less interesting and would gain even less of a following going into "X...
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InPearl, which was shot back to back withX,Gothreturns to her portrayal of Pearl, but this time she’s a young woman at the turn of the century who yearns for a life in entertainment – an unfulfilled exuberance that undoubtedly led to her murderous ways later in life. I mean, doesn’...
We review the surprise sequel to Ti West's X, Pearl, starring Mia Goth, David Corenswet, Emma Jenkins-Purro, and more.
as a character and movie. While in the bathtub, Pearl kicks her leg up in the air, as if she is performing for her father. Shortly after that, she asks a devastating question, inquiring out loud if “there is anything left of you in there?” Would Pearl’s father be more supportive...
in the film’s opening minutes makes it clear that Goth’s future serial killer is already on the brink of total collapse by the timePearlcatches up with her. As a result, the film’s script, which West and Goth co-wrote together, doesn’t take on the same slasher movie structure asX...
Benj Goehner
I headed off to see PEARL HARBOR tonight with a regular audience in a regular theater in little ol Austin, Texas and I thought that I would hate it. I had spoken with Joe Hallenbeck earlier in the day who has decided to condemn going to see...
movie when forced to run away from Japanese planes. For added dramatic effect, the girls keep on their stiletto heels. What with the soap opera material and greeting-card cinematography,Pearl Harborcomes to resemble an Abercrombie & Fitch catalog come to life but with none of the subtext. Bay...
Ti West's horror movie 'X' pays tribute to sex and violence at the movies—and marks the spot where trash meets art. Our rave review