What’s Aged the Worst?
Hutton’s concealed tooth gap; limited queer exploration; television adaptation; obvious tailing
In the discussion (4)
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- Concealing Hutton’s tooth gap is criticized because the gap is part of her beauty and individuality.
- Schrader’s retrospective wish for a more openly gay Julian is discussed alongside his stated interest in gay culture; the further provocation may exceed autobiographical intent.
- The television adaptation is criticized as overcomplicated and a waste of Bernthal despite an encouraging pilot and appealing prison material; Rosie O’Donnell’s detective is mentioned.
- The characters’ conspicuously poor attempts to tail one another are criticized.