Celine Song’s new film "Materialists" has garnered positive reviews, highlighting its dual nature as a romance and a commentary on modern dating. The film stars Dakota Johnson, alongside Chris Evans and Pedro Pascal, as it explores a love triangle involving a matchmaker. Song, who became notable after her success with "Past Lives," prefers to avoid reading reviews, believing they distance her from her work. The film evokes a nostalgic feel reminiscent of '90s romantic comedies but aims to deliver deeper sociological insights into relationships today.
Song's new film "Materialists" blends romance with an insightful critique of modern dating, showcasing her growth as a director since "Past Lives."
Celine Song chooses not to read reviews of her films, believing that external judgments create a distance from the work she has created.
In discussing her film, Song touches on its relationship with '90s rom-coms, suggesting it both pays homage to and critiques traditional dating narratives.
Song finds it bittersweet to hear reviews; while she appreciates the praise, she feels her movie becomes something different once it's critiqued.
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