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Ebon Moss-Bachrach, Liza Colón-Zayas, Jeremy Allen White, Abby Elliott, Edwin Lee Gibson, Lionel Boyce, Matty Matheson, and Ayo Edebiri in The Bear (2022)

Review by panlasa

The Bear

4/10

far from realistic

I've seen 1.5 eps and this is a bit unbelievable. Too much overacting from the lead actor and it's impossible that a head chef de cuisine from noma would run a sandwich shop this way. If he got that far up, he would know that you can't run a sandwich shop full of black amateurs the same way as any michelin star kitchen because the skill level of the staff is completely different. Also you have to roll out the changes slowly, unless you fire everyone, start over and train a whole new staff which means downtime and a soft reopening when you're ready.

The way he did this kind of hostile takeover/makeover... only a tryhard amateur would do it that way. It's bizarre. Also, why are there so many people in the kitchen? For that kind of place 2-3 people in the kitchen is enough, it's just sandwiches and spaghetti and ice cream... wtf. He has one guy whose sole job is make the bread? Is this for real? How much is he selling those sandwiches for that justifies a bread man? I'm sure they can buy premade really good quality bread easily, and that would save them time and money from that bread man's salary + ingredients (the flour and the shipping) + fixing that ancient mixer that broke down. I don't get it. You can always make bread inhouse later when things are running smoothly.

You don't really make bread inhouse unless your version is way better than ready made ones which from what i saw was far from good.

You don't get that far up the kitchen hierarchy unless you know how to run all parts of it. Being good at cooking isn't enough, he should know how to keep within budgets as well. Why does that intern have to tell him how to save money and keep costs down - and why is he ignoring her???

And most importantly, WHY ARE ALL THE ACTORS SO UGLY????? This show is so hard to watch!
  • panlasa
  • Dec 12, 2023

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