The Aerialist (2020)

This is such a horrible movie. I do not understand how it’s at the top on my list on Netflix? Crazy. I just created an account just to review how horrible this movie is. I agree with all the bad ratings that other users have posted. I’m not sure if this is what they think women want and I guess you would consider this to be like every woman’s wet dream? But there’s no plot, the dialogue is terrible, and sure women like being dominated from time to time but not to that extreme and the guy isn’t even sweet or gentle as he claims. He is only sweet or gentle after he gets his and i feel like that’s kind of backwards. This page has the aerialist 2020, watch online, the aerialist 2020 free download, full movie hd.

I felt like I was just watching porn and that’s it. I did enjoy the main actress, I think she is just stunning but I found it funny how they kept putting her in the same low cut black dress with the same hair. *Spoiler* When it came to the ball scene, I expected a even more beautiful transformation with a flashy dress and hair done but nope.. just stuck to the same style she’s been wearing. Another *Spoiler* when she falls in love.. what is she falling in love with? He hasn’t done anything redeeming nor has a redeeming quality. Don’t confuse lust and good sex with love. Filmxy has The Aerialist (2020) Online Full Movie, The Aerialist (2020) free download HD Bluray 720p 1080p with English subtitle. Stars: Dreya Weber, Morgan Bradley, Kelly Marcus.

You try to look at this movie at a normal light, and you immediately notice one thing: it draws a lot of inspiration from 50 Shades of Grey, but it adds a completely ludicrous kidnapping scenario. It’s like if 50 Shades collided at very high speeds with Beauty and the Beast, then someone filmed the tragic, messy aftermath and sold it as a movie. The first act seems pretty straightforward: the young girl is deeply frustrated with her love life and is set to meet the handsome, assertive gangster. But how the meeting goes is where the craziness starts: he intentionally snatches her off the street and holds her captive. Then tells her he will only let her go if she manages to not fall in love with him in one year. This already feels like a plot picked straight from a Law and Order: SVU episode. The explanation he gives for why he went after her in the first place just adds another thick layer of insanity to the bananas cake. The events that follow are so astoundingly bizarre that they boggle the mind. It doesn’t take too long for her to accept her predicament, and after what appears to be no more than a day, she is already playing flirty games and teasing him. Once she gets her cell phone and her laptop back, she never bothers to, say, call the police, or tell her family what’s going on. For half of the movie, she acts more like a girl just teasing and trying make her crush jealous, than like a woman who has just being abducted for sexual purposes by a deranged murderer. In any other context, seeing her giving in, sleeping with him and start a relationship with her kidnapper would be a horrific story of a poor woman being forced against her will and, after getting completely broken inside, accepting her fate. Seeing her mistake her inevitable Stockholm Syndrome for truly falling in love is not only tragic, it almost insults the intelligence of the viewer. The ending doesn’t help either, because it tries to be somber and serious, but by the time the film ends, those two words have already flown through the window long ago. This movie seems even more baffling and out of place in our current times, the era of the fight for gender equality, the struggle for greater respect for women and the MeToo movement.