stephanelojacomo

No plot, no substance, just a gimmick of it's old self. It looks like a dingy Matrix pop-up museum on the Hollywood walk of fame, overpriced, chaotic and empty. Soulless.

Massively out of touch. This putrid attempt at comedy rubs salt in open wounds to no particular end. Perhaps the only thing that it gets right is that in 2020, a laugh has become a cringe. As (entirely unmentioned) frontline health and other workers give their lives for unending months, this group of actors and filmmakers spend their time writing jokes to ridicule the Black Lives Matter movement, jobless debt-ridden young adults fumbling inexistant career paths, massively misinformed voters, scientists etc. If only there were a some ever-so-subtle hint at a lesson to be learned or even some justice - in respect of our lost ones at the very least. No, only the self-indulgent voice of the film elite spitting down on the dirty masses below. One redeeming fact can be said, we had a Marie Antoinette, and history was not kind to her.