Mia Freedman

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Premieres aren't that funny.

There was a special stall which had rosé.

It was called like spicy rosé and I love anything spicy so I was excited about it but it was essentially just sort of some rosé from a box with a chilli pepper stuck into it.

Did either of you have that?

Oh, no, I don't.

She got a spicy rosé.

I want to talk about.

Did you woot?

No, I was so bored.

I want to talk about the problems in the movie and I want to start.

Should we start with what we liked?

And I want to be clear that I'm not coming at this criticism from either the, oh, it's not like the book space.

You're not a purist.

No, I don't care.

Like I love Baz Luhrmann's Romeo and Juliet.

It doesn't matter that it's not like the book.

And I'm also not coming at it from the, oh, no, pearl clutching.

This is too sexual space because I love Salt Burn.