Don't Worry Darling

"[A] messy feminist fable (...) Is more than anything a showcase for Pugh (...) [Styles] is like a deer in headlights throughout much of the proceedings (...) I believe [Wilde] is capable of so much more than this hollow Black Mirror knockoff." 

"If this film is really about female pleasure, we'd hate to see Wilde's interpretation of a film about female pain. This one hurts enough" 

"High gloss, low originality (...) 'Don't Worry Darling' is obvious even when it turns outlandish" 

"The movie is more showy than convincing (...) To really work, the film needed to reel us in slowly, to be insidious and surprising. Instead, it's ominous in an obvious way" 

"Is so muddled in its aims and means, such a missed opportunity at such a crucial moment, that you can’t help but mourn even when you’re being dazzled." 

"Pugh almost saves the day (...) Still, Wilde burdens her with an uphill battle of a script topped with a big reveal you can see coming from outer space." 

"Wilde's failure here is primarily one of imagination. Her movie is competently acted, handsomely crafted and not half as disturbing as it wants to be. It's nothing to worry about"