The Big Picture
- Don’t worry darlingThe ending reveals that Victory is a simulated reality, and Alice is freed from it to return to her real life.
- Alice’s real-world relationship with Jack is strained due to gender dynamics and her resentment of being the breadwinner.
- It combines elements of the film The Stepford Wives And The Truman ShowBut the twists and plotholes may be too predictable and rushed for some viewers.
After rumors of fights, on-set affairs, spats and one of the most awkward red carpet lineups in history, Don’t worry darling Couldn’t quite live up to the excitement of her real-life drama. The psychological thriller sees housewife Alice (Florence Pugh) her husband Jack (Harry Styles). Watching the trailer, it was clear that the film will have some kind of twist, which will clearly provide some inspiration for the film, The Stepford Wives. It’s not exactly the same twist, but it’s pretty similar. A combination of these elements together The Truman Show, the ending is rife with plotholes, quick-up explanations, and a revelation that was obvious from the beginning of the film. If some of the twists and turns go over your head, don’t worry, darling. Here is an explanation Don’t worry darlingAll of his girlbosses, gaslights, gatekeepers end in glory.
Don’t worry darling
When her husband leaves home every day to work at a top secret facility, a young 1950s housewife begins to question her life when she notices strange behavior from the other wives in the neighborhood.
- Publication date
- September 23, 2022
- rating
- R
- runtime
- 123 minutes
Is victory real?
The ending begins when Alice is taken to undergo extensive electric shock therapy after causing enough chaos to disturb a dinner party, during which she confronts Frank (Chris Pine) and her donkey bequeathed to her by his wife Shelly (Gemma Chan). Alice begs Jack to run away with her and Jack agrees. But it’s all a ruse to get Alice into a car where she can be towed away by men like guards. Squid game Without the PlayStation Mask. We see Alice get shock therapy, and we finally get all the answers we’ve been looking for.
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we see Real-world Alice as an overworked surgeon who lives with her boyfriend Jack, aka Incel Harry Styles, complete with greasy cowlick and Edward Snowden glasses. Jack in the real world has lost his job, but Alice is happy to work more shifts at the hospital to support him. When Alice gets home, Jack, who seems to have done nothing but be at his computer all day, expects Alice to prepare dinner even though she has only worked 30 hours. It’s clear that Jack resents Alice for being the breadwinner, but he also expects her to keep up with the household chores—a nonexistent sex life is also implied to add insult to injury. It is clear now The real world Jack lives in a terrible, girlboss world Where it is the woman who comes home after a long day.
Alice gets her revenge
Alice regains her former glory after EST, but something is still not quite right as she immediately has a flashback to her real life. bunny (Olivia Wilde) is excited to have her back and fully restore Alice’s memory. While Alice is preparing dinner for Jack, Jack sings a simple song that triggers Alice’s memory of her real life, causing her to have a complete breakdown that snaps her mind back to her real-world. It is then explained how the victory was achieved. After listening to Frank’s manifesto tape, the real-world Jack (seemingly more incel) goes through the process of being selected for victory. After a while, Jack goes to their apartment, which is locked. He notices Alice’s body, attached to the machine, her eyes open A clockwork orange– style, Confirms that victory is all simulation – as if it wasn’t clear from the first trailer.
Back in Victory, the now real Alice confronts Jack about the trap. Jack claims he’s not happy, but she defends her job, her choices, and her free life. It is then explained that when the Vijay men go to “work”, they actually rejoin the real world, so they can work to pay for the Vijay simulation. A screaming match ensues where Puig delivers some great performances while Styles… Yeah. When Jack tries to strangle Alice (around her stomach?), Alice smashes the glass over Jack’s head, killing him. Bunny discovers the bloody scene and Alice tells him the truth behind the victory. Bunny admits that she knows and that she chose this life to be with her children in the simulation, implying that they died in real life. Bunny encourages Alice to run — like Bunny has willingly stayed inside the simulation, knowing full well the truth of their situation – and leave Vijay before they kill him. When Alice walks out onto the street with Jack’s blood on her, All the suspicions of the wives seem to be confirmed, finally waking up to the reality of their existence and the betrayal of their husbands, including Shelly, who stabs Frank saying it’s “my turn”. Victory is the victim of the chaos you have always tried to avoid.
Alice triumphantly escapes
We then see a car chase between Alice and The Squid game The guards run up to Alice headquarters where we saw her go earlier in the movie and she inexplicably returns to her bedroom with no memory of getting there. It is clear that this is a way to… reset? Quit the game? Magically transported? die? Who knows, because the script certainly isn’t. Alice runs from Hell to victory, returning to her real body. Alice causes guards and Dr. Collins (Timothy Simmons) to crash, and before she leaves Vijay, she reminisces about the true love she thought she had with Jake and tells each other that they will always be together. Alice leaves the simulation Before the guards could reach him. The screen fades to black, but we hear real-world Alice awake, gasping for breath.
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