Zoë Kravitz's 'Blink Twice' Divides Critics with Bold, Disturbing Twist

The directorial debut features a striking visual style but grapples with heavy themes that challenge viewers.

'Blink Twice' starts as a playful mystery but shifts to darker, more intense territory.
Critics are divided on the film's graphic depiction of violence and its impact on the overall narrative.
Kravitz's visual and auditory choices are praised for creating a compelling atmosphere.
The film draws comparisons to other #MeToo thrillers, highlighting recurring themes of patriarchy and misogyny.
Some reviewers feel the film's shocking elements overshadow its potential for deeper commentary.