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saw this at Alamo Drafthouse along with a small Q+A from the director. Did not expect to love it this much, the trailers made no indication of the twists and turns therein. Totally echo everyone else's sentiments about the sharp, clever ways it transforms into something else. This was probably the best work Jason Sudeikis ever did and I thought Anne Hathaway was also fantastic. This and Get Out have been my favorite films so far this year.
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haha holy poo poo that review is ghastly. "director's name sounds like a mexican dish" jesus christ, get hosed.
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SuperMechagodzilla posted:Pretty much. The film is that on an accelerated timeline because it's about Hathaway as a former alcoholic who (for the bulk of the runtime) is actually just afraid of admitting defeat - that her job sucks and so-on. "If I lose this lovely job, it'll crush my Seoul." Hence the ending, where her really crazy plan is to just quit both jobs and go on a vacation to South Korea. you're reaching so far over a name pun that you might as well be sticking your arms into Seoul
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