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Not only is this movie bad, but it also tries way too hard to be culturally relevant, while delivering one of the most vanilla stories I’ve ever seen. The dialogue is downright cringeworthy.
Well, this film is a bit too much in almost everything, but it definitely had me in its grip. It was two hours of uninterrupted enjoyment. Enjoying the music, the entourage, Brad Pitt's long lures. It was like a whole season of the most tragic series you can imagine, but crammed into a two-hour film. You may wonder if it's a bit too much, but I don't care. I enjoyed it, but I sure shed a tear every now and then 🥺
It's bizarre how you can produce such a fascinating film that takes place within four walls. You recognize yourself in the different characters and that's why you can't hate any of them. But what I remember most about this film is undoubtedly the message, it's so powerful, so strong! I think all teachers should see this film, it's still a hot topic after all. The soundtrack was also fantastic, I love the EIGHTIES!
"When you grow up, your heart dies" "We're all pretty bizarre"
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