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La La Land
While stuck in Los Angeles traffic, Sebastian "Seb" Wilder, a jazz pianist, has a moment of road rage directed at aspiring actress Mia Dolan. After a hard day at work, Mia's subsequent audition goes awry when the casting director takes a phone call during an emotional scene. That night, her roommates take her to a lavish party in the Hollywood Hills, promising her that someone in the crowd could jump-start her career. After her car is towed, she walks home in disappointment.
By Judith Akabs2 years ago in Critique
The Office
Wit, charm, and irreverence abound in this mockumentary that took the world by storm. Turning the humdrum of the workplace into a spectacle of enjoyment, “The Office” shines as a message to viewers that the mundane can be magical. Hilarity, hijinks, and heart ensue episode after episode again and again.
By Kurt Mason2 years ago in Critique
My First Critique- Ordinary People(1980)
Ordinary People is about a family dealing with loss, disconnection, and trauma. A young son has been struggling to deal with more of his pain between his beloved father & coldhearted mother. He has to find a way to heal himself more because of his therapist who has faith in him.
By Meghan LeVaughn 2 years ago in Critique
Barbie (2023)
Superficial fluff cleverly tackling existential and crucial issues affecting humanity. Immature men denied feminine love chase the consolation of respect through patriarchy, gaining attention from women who savour their newfound lack of responsibility.
By Kayleigh Fraser ✨2 years ago in Critique
Robots
Robots, a highly underrated computer animated classic from 2005 that showed how much things can change and what to do when pursuing goals. One robot, Rodney is determined to become a inventor and meet his idol. But he sees that robots are getting "upgrades" that more harmful than good and plans to fix things by taking down the ones responsible and putting things back to normal. While doing so he meets a group of robots who help lead the rebellion and pursue his dream of being a inventor.
By Forest Green2 years ago in Critique
Fifty Shades of. . . Why, Exactly?
The Fifty Shades of Grey franchise has been nothing short of shocking since its release. From books to films, the story is less of a nod to the BDSM community and more of a glamorization of outdated “romance” tropes that show women that love should hurt. Highly would not recommend.
By Eva A. Schellinger2 years ago in Critique
The Little Mermaid
The youngest of King Triton's daughters, Ariel is a beautiful and spirited young mermaid with a thirst for adventure. Longing to find out more about the world beyond the sea, Ariel visits the surface and falls for the dashing Prince Eric. Following her heart, she makes a deal with the evil sea witch, Ursula, to experience life on land.
By kathy rich2 years ago in Critique
