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This film should come with a trigger warning. I wanted to watch this movie after having seen a clip of it online. That bit of the movie is why I tolerated every second of this trigger filled film ended up being one of the last scenes of the movie. You can imagine my disappointment wvhen the credits rolled after having watched the whole thing. It is a very very relatable picture of a southasian household.

The lead acted so well which is needless to mention but everyone else has also done their part. Every single person fills their role in such a way, it is hard not to identify with atleast one character in this film.

Well written, well done, well acted super triggering film that atleast end's well.

"Joy Ride" takes the comedy genre to new heights, delivering an exhilarating and side-splitting cinematic experience that left me thoroughly entertained. As a self-proclaimed geek, I was utterly satisfied with the clever references and well-executed homages throughout the film. The way they weaved these nods into the storyline was delightful, adding an extra layer of enjoyment to the overall experience.

The film's plot, while predictable, managed to keep me hooked from start to finish. It was a crazy messup of hilarious mishaps and relatable moments that had me laughing throughout. Unlike "Hangover," there were no cringe-worthy characters like Alan, which was a refreshing change. Each character brought something unique to the table, contributing to the comedy without overdoing it.

The comedic brilliance of "Joy Ride" lies in its ability to blend outrageous situations with genuine relatability. The characters' predicaments felt authentic, and their reactions were so spot-on that it was impossible not to burst out laughing. The chemistry between the cast members was evident, and their comedic timing was impeccable.

In conclusion, "Joy Ride" is an absolute delight for comedy lovers. The film not only satisfied the geek in me with its well-executed references and homages but also managed to keep me thoroughly engaged with its clever and relatable humor. If you're in the mood for a hilarious and entertaining ride that pays homage to the geek culture, "Joy Ride" is the perfect movie to watch. It had me laughing all the way through and left me with a big smile on my face.

The professor is a movie released in 2018 starring Jhonny Depp and Zoey Deusch. It is a dark, funny yet a serious take on life, where the character of Richard faces the ultimate truth of life and Jhonny Depp has very successfully portrayed that and made us think of facing such odds ourselves.

The movie begins with Richard receiving the news of his terminal illness. He tries to tell his family but fails to due to the harrowing relationship dynamics between the family members. He only successfully tells his closest friend and makes him promise not to disclose the information to anyone. His new position in life makes him change his approach in teaching and in the process begins to really see how youngsters perceive it. He also changes his way of living and vows on living to the fullest while still being as good a parent he can to his daughter.

The best thing about this film is that we get to see Jhonny Depp taking on a role after so long where he can really pour his talent and he does so beautifully, the tone, despite of being a serious film is light and has some really funny moments. However, the end kind of rushes in comparison to the rest of the film yet not ruining the film completely.

Overall, I really enjoyed the film, the acting, music, plot and the pace were all really good. I definitely recommend watching this film.