Challengers - Not Quite On The Ball

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In this episode we discuss Challengers, a film staring Zendaya, which is centred around the game of tennis and romantic trio of friends.
Chapters in this video;
00:17 - Intro
00:47 - Story of Challengers
01:55 - How the Story flows
04:20 - The Love Triangle
06:45 - How was the acting
09:15 - Oscar for Zendaya?
10:35 - Rooting for who?
12:19 - Caring for the characters
13:43 - Conflicting Arc for Zendaya
15:48 - Worth the ticket price+rewatchability
16:46 - Outro
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[@virtualdreamer4389]

Zendaya was probably the best thing about Challengers.

[@alexandruchelaru8518]

Good film overall, but struggled a bit with the ending.

[@SORIANSIST]

whys that?

[@alexandruchelaru8518]

@@SORIANSIST her priorities kept changing during the film, so wasn’t sure if she was happy or sad with the result. What did you think ?

[@SORIANSIST]

@@alexandruchelaru8518 she was absolutely elated. Her priority throughout the film was to see "some good fucking tennis", she wanted to watch a match that felt fiery and passionate and visceral, like the relationship she alludes to in the first flashback. Also, the "Come on!" the movie ends on is delivered exactly the same way as it was the first time she says it. So yeah, my interpretation is that it's coming from pure adrenaline-fuelled joy