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Streaming Spotlight: No Hard Feelings - Why We Miss These Kinds of Comedies & Crave More of Them · Film Curious

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We don't get a lot of these types of films anymore, I don't think.
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It's a straight comedy that has a lot of heart to it though.
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In a similar way to like romantic comedy, where like,
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there's that conversation of there's not as many of those anymore.
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And like when we were younger,
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like how just how many there were, there were so solid.
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But yeah, you're right.
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I think that that is probably a big part of why I enjoyed it so much.
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Is it because it did remind me of those really solid comedies that we had
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when we were younger?
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And I think that there is part of me that kind of craves
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that.
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Hello and welcome to film curious.
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Today I'm joined by a.
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New guest to the pod, but she will be a regular coming on here
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hopefully for me a bunch.
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She is my best friend.
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So I mean, there you go. That's that's why she's really.
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No no no, she's she's she's really on this show.
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Besides that, I love talking with her and I talk easily with her
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is because she is a writer and a professor.
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So she is much smarter than me
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when it comes to eloquently stating her thoughts.
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She's going to shake her head.
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But no, it's true.
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She's much better at expressing kind of an a literary
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way, storytelling, and I kind of bumble around it.
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And sometimes I hit eloquent, but Nicole hits it most of the time.
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So welcome, Nicole. How are you?
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I'm I'm excited.
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I missed doing a podcast with you.
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And I do love talking to you.
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So excited to be here.
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Oh, well, thanks for coming on. Yeah.
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And Nicole mentioned we had done a podcast
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in in the past, the Barca lounger and we would cover shows.
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And then we did the Barca Lounger Limited and we covered limited series.
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But then I do I do miss that.
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Miss those days.
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That was a fun podcast. But that was about four years ago now.
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So it was wild.
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Yeah okay. You
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yeah.
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Don't ever add the dates to things because.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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But you know we're back.
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And so I'm excited to be doing film.
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And this movie is something that I was actually really interested in
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watching at the time that it had come out.
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And I don't mean to like throw Ryan, my partner, under the bus here,
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but he was like absolutely had no interest in seeing this film.
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It was not going to happen for me.
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I don't think I was going to watch this movie
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unless I had like a night, you know, alone
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that I really was looking for some junk food type movies to watch.
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But Nicole actually had
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I remember when you had seen it, I think you mentioned to me
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that it was actually pretty good, and so I finally got around to watching it.
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It is about three years ago
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now, so this is no hard feelings with Jennifer Lawrence.
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And I finally got around to watching it, and I was so pleasantly
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surprised by how much I enjoyed this film
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that I felt the need to mention it and to talk about it.
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I think it's on Hulu is what I watched it on.
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So you can go out and catch that.
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You don't have to go out.
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You can put out to put on your TV,
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download it on your iPad on the next flight you have or something,
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and give it a watch, because it's very enjoyable.
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And it's no by no means a this great, prestigious film,
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you know, like but it reminded me of kind of like the really solid comedies
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that we would have growing up in like the, the from like 2005 to 2010.
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I feel like we had like a lot of really funny comedies.
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So if you don't know about No Hard Feelings, you didn't
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see it come up or see a trailer when it was coming out.
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It's written and directed by Jean stepped up.
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I'm going to pronounce the name wrong, apparently Jean stuff Nikki
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and co-writer John Phillips, and then directed by Jean.
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The basis of this movie is Jennifer Lawrence.
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Character is on the brink of losing her home, and she finds an intriguing job
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listing from these helicopter parents who's looking for someone
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to bring their introverted 19 year old son out of his shell before college.
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She has one summer to
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make him a man or die trying, which is the line from the synopsis.
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I guess it's like the tagline, but she's basically hired to date him
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and potentially potentially sleep with him.
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The parents are not.
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Don't rule that out when they hire her, which is another little crazy thing.
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And also small note do you know how easy it is
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to make these things not so weird if you just make the younger person
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in the movie like of age.
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Like, do you know how it's a slight detail,
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but like, not as weird if he's 19
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and not 17, it's that easy. Like
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we like, come on, let's let's just make this normal, that like,
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we make people adults if they're especially if they're going
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to be interacting with people like ten years older than them,
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there's some real crazy slapstick comedy and no hard feelings that, like,
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I don't, is like wildly out of control and like, I don't appreciate.
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But like,
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aside from those outrageous scenes,
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I thought that, like, Jennifer Lawrence actually had a great performance.
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I mean, she always has great performances,
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and that's actually why I was interested in the movie in the first place.
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Not that the trailers looked amazing to me, but just that I was like,
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I love seeing Jennifer Lawrence in films.
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Why not?
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You know, and I think she played this really well.
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I was impressed by her delivery of this character,
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how she interacted with her costar Andrew Barth Feldman.
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I mean, he did a great job, too.
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He was very cute.
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But I thought they had they interacted well together.
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They played off really well together. And I like that.
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This story, you know, they don't they don't fall for each other.
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How could they?
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They're so two totally different characters.
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She's like a, you know, a 35 year old woman or a 32 year
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old woman, however older.
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She's Felicity and he's a 19 year old.
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And like he looks at and you can tell that like she doesn't
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have an interest in him sexually or as a as someone to actually date.
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But I think it was a really good foil for these two to be vulnerable.
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You know, like two characters who one sheltered
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and shy, which is what is this?
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What's what's the character's actual name? Percy.
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And she's a foil to him.
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But I guess this is this kind of classic, like,
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you think that the old one is going to teach the young one, right?
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But really it's, you know,
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the young one teaches the old one a lot to, a lot more to.
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And so like, that's a foil for Jennifer Lawrence's character
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to Maddy to open up and be vulnerable to.
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Like, I think that that that was a really sweet times where he kind of
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he's helping her kind of grapple with, like the loss of her mother
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and the potential loss of her home and all her issues with vulnerability.
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You know, it was a great watch.
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Yeah, I was very pleasantly surprised.
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I think we had similar experiences because
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it made me
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think about when we watched 21 Jump Street.
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Actually.
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Because I don't know how long ago that was, but you and I, like we were
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we went and we picked up a movie at like,
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what was that called like letterbox red, red box.
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Was it red?
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I think. You know. So funny.
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Hold on to your thought.
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Don't get rid of it. Hold on to your thought.
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This movie came up a couple of weeks ago with Pete
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when we were talking about Project Hail Mary and and Phil Lord and Chris
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Miller, who did Project Hail Mary, but they also did the Jump streets.
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And so. Anyway and we.
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Went to continue, but we both were like, yeah, we like the Jump Street movies.
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I do well because I
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remember we went and we picked it up and we didn't have high expectations.
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I think we were both just like there was nothing really that we wanted to see more.
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And then we both like loved it.
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It was, you know, we didn't expect to be like laughing that hard.
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And it was just so it was
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so it was a lot more than we thought that it was going to be.
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And I had a similar experience with this.
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I watched it when I was visiting a mutual friend that we have named Kobe.
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I was visiting, and she said to because I was like, oh, I don't know, you know?
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And she was like, no, I already watched it and it's so good.
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And I was like, all right. And I. Was.
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I thought, like, maybe I would laugh, but I was I had a similar thought to where
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I think while I was watching it, I was appreciating the subtlety
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in some of the performances and like, yeah, you're right, some of it's not.
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A lot of people like jumping on cars and like the, you know,
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the physical comedy
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is maybe not my favorite thing about it, but the way that she played that role
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and then also just some of the choices in the story of like, how they
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come together and how
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they help each other kind of grow up in certain ways.
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You know, that he needs to grow up, but she also needs to like,
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grow up in terms of she's stuck that she is very much like
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attached to where she's from and the house and this idea of her mom and like,
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not moving forward in her life
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and that there's just like so many times in the movie where it does
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it is very aware and it I think it makes, you know, constantly.
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Yeah. Like, this is not a romance.
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Like, this is not but this is a story about like it's a very weird, random way
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that these two people that maybe never would have met are drawn together,
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and they're both better for it by the end of it.
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And that she, over the course of the movie to that both of them realize
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he sees the goodness in her and she sees like the genuine goodness in him.
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And that's also maybe something
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that she's not used to experiencing with the romantic relationships
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that she pursues, you know, or that she's actually active in.
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But that too, that there was never any moment
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in the movie where I was like, worried about art.
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They going to make this romantic?
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Actually, you know, like, I, I really appreciated that.
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I was not concerned.
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I think that I wasn't, you know, right, that the movie took us
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so many opportunities or like the one time where eventually, you know,
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like they kind of try to have sex doesn't work out.
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You know, it's like from the from the beginning of the scene, like it's
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not a romantic scene.
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Like it very much is like he just is inexperienced
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and he's upset too, because he's found out that she's
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dating him because of his parent.
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And like, it's a whole thing.
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So, you know, I think even just that scene to
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you see, like in her face, in his face, like she's also super uncomfortable
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that they're both just kind of like, this is not, you know,
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there's no way that this was ever going to be that kind of a relationship.
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The fact that, you know, when she first
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is trying to kind of maybe seduce him, that he thinks that she's kidnaping him.
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That was just that was.
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Because I also thinks that it shows
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like the that the Maddie character.
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Yeah, she's Jennifer Lawrence, she's gorgeous.
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Like she's drop dead gorgeous, you know, like,
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who wouldn't fall for her when she walks in. Yeah.
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The the the adoption center when she, they for the characters
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first meet but like she's so
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she is convincing in that like she has no game.
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Yeah. Like that that like Maddie.
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Like you do believe that like Jennifer Lawrence has no game, you know?
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Like she doesn't know what she's doing either. Yeah.
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She's just like, I don't know, I put this dress on.
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I know how to look hot, but, like, I really am not my skills with seduction.
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Like, really don't go further than that.
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Or like.
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And that she's just so that the character is herself
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and that she's got no planning and that like that moment too.
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I remember where like they go skinny dipping and I think some kids, like,
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take their clothes and she's completely naked and starts,
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I guess, like beating the shit from when I remember, she says.
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And he's like terrified, you know?
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Like he's just like, I don't want to then go someplace with you, like,
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have any kind of like, you know, like he's scared because she's
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just so intense and just even the fact of that too, though,
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but like the way that the nudity does work in the scene, that it is so funny
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because she's so uninhibited and just doesn't care at all.
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And it's just like piss,
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you know, she's like, I'm just going to beat these kids up.
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But I, I think I was expecting especially like watching the trailers
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or if you even just told me the idea of the movie,
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that I had an expectation for what it would be.
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And I'm always really happy when a movie does surprise me
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and it strikes me too, is like the type of movie that
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the same storyline in someone else's hands would have been
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the movie that I thought it would be and I wouldn't have liked.
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So I, I just appreciated there were so many choices that they made
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where I think they were very careful to not go where you expected it to go
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and that both of them.
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But yeah, especially Jennifer Lawrence, that she's just so
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she makes the character so likable and so charming,
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even while she's being kind of awful or just like a complete mess.
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Meredith. Yes,
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I like the party scene where she walks in and they're like, whose mom is this?
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And she
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I also I'm like, man, we're watching this.
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I'm like, we're at an age now where, you know, I relate to
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Jennifer Lawrence a lot more, where she gets all pissed off
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at them about like what they're recording on social media
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and she tries to make, like, a homophobic joke,
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I guess, or a gay joke that would be like the norm
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for our generation in high school or whatever, you know?
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Not cool. Never cool.
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But like, she makes this joke and I'm like the kids at the party,
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like, call her out for it and like, are recording her saying it
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and being like this.
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This woman just was homophobic. And she's like, what? No.
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I just I'm just trying to say that you suck like.
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Well, that too though, again, I feel like it kept bringing me back
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to 21 Jump Street, because that's similar thing in the opening where like,
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they go back to school and say, like he does, try me.
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And I think that he does use it in a derogatory steroid
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somebody and or he's like, did you push him down because he's gay?
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And he's like, what? No.
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Like I, you know, or just like that, it's
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it's funny or it's cool to like, not care about school and not be smart.
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And you just very quickly realize like, no,
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like generate like this is not how the kids are now.
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Like, you were very much out of me, but that yeah, you feel for her
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and I guess it, it is depending on like how old you are watching this movie.
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But her being that specific age that were very many moments
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and especially even just like the fact that she is
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stuck, that she is kind of a mess,
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you know, that she doesn't have it together and that there are a lot of ways
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he's very young and very inexperienced, but there are certain things
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where it seems like he is more emotionally mature than her.
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He realizes something about her life that she does not realize.
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Yeah, where he is legitimately trying to date her.
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You know, that's another little adorable aspect of this film.
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Is he's legitimately.
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Like trying to ask her about herself and who she is.
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And he.
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Was like, why would I want to sleep with you?
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I don't know, like, I want to. Get to know you.
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And she's just kind of like, what do we need to know?
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Like, just just chug the alcohol and have fun.
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He's definitely a really nice fold into, like, her
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emotionally caring about things or like being a little bit more introspective,
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but I was just really lovely.
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I have to mention the supporting cast because they were great.
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I mean, you have Matthew Broderick
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as his father and Laura Benanti as a mother.
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They were great. They were just a great little.
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They didn't have many, many scenes, but when they were there, I remember just
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cackling, cracking up their interactions with Jennifer Lawrence.
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Also the way Jennifer Lawrence interacts with them and her quick responses,
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her delivery, just like her meeting her comedic timing is very good.
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In those scenes with the back and forth with the parents and then,
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oh my God, I'm looking at this cast list right now,
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and I forgot that his son pops up as a realtor.
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Oh, God.
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I totally forgot about that.
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But then she's got her ex-boyfriend who took her car in the very beginning,
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and he's kind of recurs a little bit throughout the film.
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Why do I always have such. A hard time?
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I just want to call him Desi from girls every time.
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I know he's been on the bear now,
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I know he's been in a bunch of things and like, yeah.
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Yvonne Moss Bachrach am I saying his name right?
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Do you know how to say. His name?
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I don't to where I would bet you so.
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Moss Bacharach I don't know, somebody can say that.
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I totally butchered that.
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And then I want to highlight who played the couple that were her best friends.
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Scott MacArthur.
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He. I actually just saw him in Running Point recently, like most recently.
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Have you watched that show with Kate Hudson in it?
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Surprisingly good.
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Another it's enjoyable again.
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Another like surprisingly enjoyable show.
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He plays a brother in Running Point, but he plays the best
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friend's husband and then I recognize it from.
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Oh, here we go. Natalie Morales.
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Yeah, she plays the best friend
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of Jennifer Lawrence, and I just think they were hilarious.
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They were great.
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It was a small supporting cast and maybe not like the biggest stars
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in the supporting roles, but they did their jobs so superbly.
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Yeah, they really did elevate the story
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I felt or added to the supplemented the comedy.
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But like, they weren't extreme, you know, and you know,
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if I,
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if I have one critique, the big slapstick physical comedy
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moments, some of them were like some of them cracked me up, right.
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Like are getting pepper sprayed by him.
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He said she's.
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A kidnaping. Kidnap him.
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Also she's she's like, how can you get kidnaped
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your 19.
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And like that.
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That was hilarious.
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But there were other times where I was like
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towards the end, the one in the ending, I was like, this is ridiculous.
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Like, this is the car ones, like the driving
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with people on cars running joke like that was a little bit ridiculous.
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So like maybe, maybe that would be my my one critique.
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But you know what?
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Like at the end of the day, it is a comedy, right?
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So I'm not I'm not asking this for this film to be a dramedy.
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That would be asking it to be something that it's not, you know?
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And so I think it does the job really well.
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And it's a, I don't know how it performed at the box office.
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I don't think very well.
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Let me look it up real quick,
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but I think a lot of people might have been okay, so
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87 million worldwide
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and it's reported production budget of 45 million.
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So I mean, yeah, I guess it's a
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it's a solid performance.
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But yeah, I don't, I don't know, it's just I wanted to make to bring it to light
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just because if you thought that maybe it wasn't like if you're more like
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snobby film watcher like me, sometimes I think it's worth it.
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I think, like, if you live for a good time and it's not like junk food at all,
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like, I think it's like a legitimately well-done comedy.
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We don't get a lot of these types of films anymore.
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I don't think
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it's just it's a straight comedy that has a lot of heart to it, though.
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Yeah.
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It it until you said that, I mean, in a similar way
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to like romantic comedy where like there's that conversation of
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there's not as many of those anymore.
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And like when we were younger and like how just how many there were,
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there were so solid. But yeah, you're right.
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I think that that is probably a big part of why enjoyed it so much.
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Is it because it didn't remind me
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of those really solid comedies that we had when we were younger,
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that were coming out continually, you know, like we had a lot of them.
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And I think that there is part of me that kind of craves that
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and that maybe like, yeah, like there are certain movies,
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not that I'm very high proportion with my movies, but like, you know,
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there are certain things that are going to peak my interest
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and that I'll look out for and, and like seek out to go see this movie.
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I think that maybe there were many people that probably like me,
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like, saw that and they were like, oh, I don't know, like,
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I think I know what it's going to be like.
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I don't have to see it.
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But I definitely I agree, I think it's worth your time, and I'm really glad that
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I did end up watching it and that I had somebody that was like, no, it's good.
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No, you should actually watch the movie.
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I think that part of it too, that I didn't expect it to be.
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It did have heart. It was very charming.
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It has really two like a great musical moment
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that also I wasn't expecting, even though I know he is.
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Andrew birth felt like he is a Broadway guy.
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He has played like Evan Hansen before, like he,
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you know, like I know that he's okay.
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Well, that explains it. I was like, I had I.
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Had Jennifer Lawrence reaction where I was like, Holy.
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Hell yeah. And that you wouldn't if you don't know that to like.
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And it just he also just as a physically as a person he's not like imposing
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in that way where you would think and the choice of song to.
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Yes I think it's man eater. Right.
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And it's the way that he does it too.
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But it is such a wonderful moment in the movie,
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and you really are there with her where you're like, oh, okay.
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And you like see him in a new way.
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And it's also just like it's very emotional and very strong.
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And that in that scene two comes through really well.
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What you were saying before too, where he's so genuine
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about it, like he really wants to.
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I'm thinking now that term caught you watch the corner like he's
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he's really trying to get to know her and like show her a nice time.
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And like when he's singing,
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it's like you could feel the passion and the emotion and what he's saying.
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And you can see to that, like in that scene that she changes.
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Like there's a clear shift in how she's like viewing him.
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But even that too, again, like,
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I knew he was a singer, but I didn't think that was going to happen in this movie.
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You know, like they're going to have that moment.
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And it wasn't
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it didn't feel out of place to me where there are other movies sometimes where
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all of a sudden I'm like, I don't know why we're singing all of a sudden.
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But it worked.
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It worked for me really well in this movie. For sure.
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But yeah, so I have to thank you because you're the one who told me.
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Yeah, no, it's good.
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Like, yeah, I like this because otherwise I,
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I mean, eventually I was gonna watch it, like I was going to get the I, you know, I
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hit moments where I'm like, I just need a comedy and I need something
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that just feel good, like straight, feel good, and, you know.
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Yeah.
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I was growing up in the age of the rom com.
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I would say we kind of grew up in the golden age of rom com.
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I miss them, I do miss them, even though I wouldn't say
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this is romantic per se, but under the guise of a romantic comedy.
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And yeah, I just I just miss those, those kinds of movies.
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So I guess I'm a sucker for them, which I'm
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I always eventually end up watching them.
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But I'm glad that this wasn't like, this is only three years later.
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I didn't I didn't have to wait ten years to
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because I don't think I would ever have watched it.
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Then, you know,
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when you hit a certain point in time,
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it's like either it's a classic or it's forgotten or it's a cult classic,
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but I don't know if this one's going to fall into any of them.
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And maybe that's why I felt the need to talk about it,
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because I'm like, I don't want it to be forgotten.
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I don't, I like I think that this is a great, great movie,
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and I think this is a great performance by Jennifer Lawrence.
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Like, I she gets knocked a lot
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just because of her popularity
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and then her not popularity or whatever.
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But like the fact of the matter is, like
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this woman has had act and really well, and she can handle comedy
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and she can handle a dramatic moment
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so fluidly she can, you know,
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I think that's a part of what works really well, well, for this movie,
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because I think even how she handles, you know, the change of her
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being a mess to a crap, like I'm trying to seduce a 19 year old and like you can,
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you can see on the expressions on her face that she's like, oh, this isn't right.
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I don't feel good about this.
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And so I think that that really helps helps the character.
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Right.
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So yeah.
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Overall solid movie.
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Yeah. So thanks for listening.
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And we'll definitely if I catch another movie that I loved,
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I was surprised about that on streaming that maybe came out a few years ago.
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I think it's great to bring it to people's attention.
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So just look out for those.
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I know we're all, like,
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trendy all the time that we need to be on the latest and greatest release.
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And like, that's what matters to algorithms.
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But I'm hoping that some of these little older film reviews that we do
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break through keep on listening, and hopefully
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you watch a few of the movies that we start to talk about,
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and you're actually like, yeah, that was worth my time.
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And not like, I hated that.
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I had one person once that told me that my review of Game Night
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was too good, that like then she went and watched it and she did not like if.
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You let.
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Her as well as I wrote about game night, which I don't agree with, I think
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game night is brilliant. So I don't agree with that.
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That reaction.
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I thought I gave a really good
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recommendation for a comedy movie as Game Night.
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You've seen that, right?
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Solid movie.
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Yeah. So anyway, I don't know.
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Apparently I made it out to be like brilliant.
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And it is so like that.
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That was a great recommendation.
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I stand by
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it and you should watch Game Night if you can.
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And you have it.
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And I hope that a lot of people agree with me.
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Anyway, thanks so much for listening.
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Thanks, Nicole for joining and we'll see you soon. Bye.