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‘Wishful Thinking’ Review: Lewis Pullman and Maya Hawke Lead a Kooky, Enthralling Romantic Fantasy
The tale of a young couple of whose collective mood manifests in the world around them, “Wishful Thinking” sounds quirky and cutesy on paper.
17 Mar, 19:32 — 18 Mar, 13:01
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varietyMostly Factual163d ago
‘Wishful Thinking’ Review: Lewis Pullman and Maya Hawke Lead a Kooky, Enthralling Romantic Fantasy
The tale of a young couple of whose collective mood manifests in the world around them, “Wishful Thinking” sounds quirky and cutesy on paper. However, the feature debut by Graham Parkes is something else entirely, merging a magical premise with a starkly realistic, anxiety-inducing relationship comedy-drama, buoyed by stellar lead performances and immensely impressive audio-visual […]
By Siddhant Adlakha
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Wishful Thinking Review: Lewis Pullman and Maya Hawke's Volatile Love Beautifully Breaks the Bounds of the Universe
In Graham Parkes' feature debut, Lewis Pullman and Maya Hawke give extraordinary performances that vulnerably rip apart what we assume love can do.
By Gregory Nussen
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