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Poor Things Streaming Now: Dark Comedy with Emma Stone
"Poor Things": A Glimmers of Light and Dark Humor Stream Onto Hulu.

"Poor Things," the long-awaited adaptation of Alasdair Gray's fantastical novel, finally arrived on Hulu on March 7th, 2024, after a limited theatrical run. Directed by the talented Yorgos Lanthimos ("The Lobster," "Dogtooth"), the film boasts a star-studded cast and a darkly comedic premise that has captivated audiences and divided critics.
A Victorian Tale with a Twist
Set in 19th century Britain, "Poor Things" tells the story of Agnes (Emma Stone), a young woman who loses her nose and a significant portion of her face in a horrific carriage accident. Desperate for a solution, her eccentric friend Dr. St. Mungo (Willem Dafoe) transplants the nose and a portion of the brain from a recently deceased young woman named Bella. However, this unorthodox procedure comes with unforeseen consequences. Agnes, now sporting Bella's beauty and a newfound sensuality, embarks on a journey of self-discovery while grappling with the lingering personality fragments of Bella.
Romance and Revenge: A Tangled Web
Further complicating matters is Agnes's blossoming romance with the kind-hearted but dim-witted Patrick (Nicholas Hoult). Meanwhile, a mysterious figure named Sydney (Mark Ruffalo) enters the picture, claiming to be Bella's former lover. As Agnes navigates her newfound identity and the complexities of love, a web of revenge and dark secrets begins to unravel.
Lanthimos' Signature Style: Absurdity and Allure
Lanthimos, known for his unconventional approach to filmmaking, injects his signature dark humor and unsettling absurdity into the Victorian setting. The film's dialogue is clipped and often deadpan, creating a sense of unease that is both unsettling and strangely captivating. The camerawork, too, is deliberately static and voyeuristic, drawing viewers into the intricate lives of the characters.
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"Poor Things": A Glimmers of Light and Dark Humor Stream Onto Hulu.

"Poor Things," the long-awaited adaptation of Alasdair Gray's fantastical novel, finally arrived on Hulu on March 7th, 2024, after a limited theatrical run. Directed by the talented Yorgos Lanthimos ("The Lobster," "Dogtooth"), the film boasts a star-studded cast and a darkly comedic premise that has captivated audiences and divided critics.
A Victorian Tale with a Twist
Set in 19th century Britain, "Poor Things" tells the story of Agnes (Emma Stone), a young woman who loses her nose and a significant portion of her face in a horrific carriage accident. Desperate for a solution, her eccentric friend Dr. St. Mungo (Willem Dafoe) transplants the nose and a portion of the brain from a recently deceased young woman named Bella. However, this unorthodox procedure comes with unforeseen consequences. Agnes, now sporting Bella's beauty and a newfound sensuality, embarks on a journey of self-discovery while grappling with the lingering personality fragments of Bella.
Romance and Revenge: A Tangled Web
Further complicating matters is Agnes's blossoming romance with the kind-hearted but dim-witted Patrick (Nicholas Hoult). Meanwhile, a mysterious figure named Sydney (Mark Ruffalo) enters the picture, claiming to be Bella's former lover. As Agnes navigates her newfound identity and the complexities of love, a web of revenge and dark secrets begins to unravel.
Lanthimos' Signature Style: Absurdity and Allure
Lanthimos, known for his unconventional approach to filmmaking, injects his signature dark humor and unsettling absurdity into the Victorian setting. The film's dialogue is clipped and often deadpan, creating a sense of unease that is both unsettling and strangely captivating. The camerawork, too, is deliberately static and voyeuristic, drawing viewers into the intricate lives of the characters.

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