Dark side of pop stardom but loses focus at the end
The description says this movie is about dysfunctional pop star. Then it begins with her in high school when she was a victim of a mass shooting. It’s a shocking start and not what you would expect. Violence was a reoccurring theme throughout Vox Lux as it tries to contrast Natalie Portman’s pop career with the realities of the world.<br /><br />The film includes several elements that I enjoyed. First, William Dafoe provides a voice of god narration to story. It’s kind of surreal. Second, Jude Law is the manager who is rude, abrasive, and completely jaded. Third, it covers the wear and tear and toll that stardom takes on celebrities.<br /><br />All those were great but I didn’t like the ending which was an extended concert scene. After presenting mostly a dark story of pop life it shows all the glamor and power of an artist. I didn’t think those two things connected.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Brady Corbet"], "Producers": ["Christine Vachon", "David Hinojosa", "Brian Young", "Gary Michael Walters", "Robert Salerno", "Michel Litvak", "Svetlana Metkina", "David Litvak", "Andrew Lauren", "D.J. Gugenheim"], "Starring": ["Natalie Portman", "Jude Law", "Stacy Martin"]}

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