Had an interesting concept, but it ended up being far too predictable for my taste. From the very beginning, I could tell where the story was headed, which took away any real tension or surprise. As much as I tried to enjoy it, the film just never managed to rise above mediocrity.
The plot's predictability made the whole experience feel somewhat boring, and by the time we got to the ending, I was left feeling unsatisfied. It had the potential to go somewhere more interesting, but instead, it played it safe, which ultimately made it feel lame and uninspired.
That said, one saving grace was Elizabeth Banks. She absolutely shined in her role and brought an energy that made certain scenes enjoyable despite the lackluster story. Her performance added some much-needed charm to the film.
Overall, while I did enjoy Skincare on some level, it was ultimately forgettable and not as thrilling or unique as I had hoped. A solid performance from Banks isn't enough to elevate a film that otherwise feels flat.
The plot's predictability made the whole experience feel somewhat boring, and by the time we got to the ending, I was left feeling unsatisfied. It had the potential to go somewhere more interesting, but instead, it played it safe, which ultimately made it feel lame and uninspired.
That said, one saving grace was Elizabeth Banks. She absolutely shined in her role and brought an energy that made certain scenes enjoyable despite the lackluster story. Her performance added some much-needed charm to the film.
Overall, while I did enjoy Skincare on some level, it was ultimately forgettable and not as thrilling or unique as I had hoped. A solid performance from Banks isn't enough to elevate a film that otherwise feels flat.