Florence Pugh is praised with applause at the Venice Film Festival, despite criticism of Don’t Worry Darling

The presentation of ‘Don’t worry honey’at the Venice International Film Festival not only left a wave of negative reviews for Olivia Wilde’s directorial work, it also gave Florence Pugh a standing ovation in which applause rang out in the room for 4 minutes and the actress was recorded on video.

Critics smashed the film “Don’t Worry Darling” with a 39% approval on the portal Rotten tomatoesmaking it clear that the story is underwhelming and the directing leaves much to be desired, however many seventh art specialists agree that Florence Pugh’s acting work is spectacular.

After the screening of ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ al Venice International Film Festival 2022the ‘Midsommar’ actress received a standing ovation from the audience, and in the video of the exact moment you can hear the deafening applause of the audience, who for 4 minutes praised Florence Pugh’s acting work as the protagonist of this history .

“(Florence) Pugh is excellent, while Wilde confidently steps forward towards a larger topic and budget to deliver an elegant and beautiful film.”Wrote Helen O’Hara of Empirein his critique of the new film which arrives in September and promises to be a box office success.

“Don’t Worry Darling” disappoints critics and receives low ratings

The specialist critic was invited to the premiere of ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ and in several reviews it can be seen that this film will cause more controversy for the scandals of director Olivia Wilde than for its production, since it was given a vote low and various negative comments that could lower fan expectations.

“Styledly crafted and named after Florence Pugh’s extraordinary portrayal of a perfect housewife who uncovers a horrifying truth, this brilliant thriller makes unfavorable comparisons to a number of films from the past, criticizing their disturbing undertones without adding much new to the mix.”Wrote Tim Grierson of ScreenDaily.

For his part, Matthew Turner of iNewsensures that “the film raises far more questions than it answers, and as a result is deeply unsatisfactory. That disappointment is further compounded because there is so much potential in the issues raised”, Making it clear that it will not be to the liking of many people.

The final decision, however, is up to the public, who from next September 22nd will be able to enjoy the premiere of ‘Don’t Worry Darling’, therefore certainly the film by Olivia Wilde and with Florence Pugh and Harry Styles, they will continue to be talked about in the coming weeks.