In the thriller Love Lies Bleeding, which was only recently released in cinemas in Germany and was previously overshadowed by homophobia at a premiere party, Kristen Stewart throws herself into the bloodiest muscle excess in a long time. The home cinema debut will take place in November, among other things in the form of an exclusive media book on Amazon * in 4K Ultra HD with additional Blu-ray and bonus material. Get it quickly before it’s sold out.
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This is what Love Lies Bleeding is about
At the end of the 80s, Lou (Kristen Stewart) leads a dreary existence as a gym manager in a small town in the US state of New Mexico. Her dreary everyday life changes, however, when one day she falls in love with the bodybuilder Jackie (Katy M. O’Brian), who is on her way to Las Vegas for a competition and wants to earn some extra money with a job at the local shooting range.
It belongs to Lou’s father (Ed Harris) and her violent brother-in-law JJ (Dave Franco) also works there. Both are involved in criminal activities, which further complicates the situation and the budding romance between Lou and Jackie. Love Lies Bleeding develops into a stirring and thrilling trip
from a physical love story to a pulp thriller with shocking excesses of violence.
Love Lies Bleeding is so good
The extraordinary film by Rose Glass, which surprises right up to the end, is not only extremely well received in the Moviepilot community, with an average of 7.3 out of 10 points. It also received positive reviews from FILMSTARTS. 4 out of 5 stars given. The conclusion is that Love Lies Bleeding is a strong romantic thriller “with a once again magnificent Kristen Stewart” be.
Nevertheless, a warning – or rather a recommendation – is issued: Although the film celebrates love and shows that one would do anything for it, it is by no means the right film for a first date. some sex and violence scenes disturbing work, it is said.
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