lu_lou_belle

It's very hard to watch a feature length movie based solely on dialogue when it's 90% expository. These talented actors have a script of being and nothingness and watching paint dry. Pretty good imitation of life but who really wants to be in a house listening to Thiel, Musk, Bezos, Zuckerberg and the ghost of Steve Jobs or fill in the blank with one more silicon valley bootstrappists, as they talk Hegel, Stoicism, and becoming the kings of the ash-heap of a global societal collapse.

There's little to nothing in the dialogue that isn't cliche and ingroup coded. It's just dried up crusty roadkill.

Tedious load of tropes about relationships. After 20 minutes nothing remotely interesting happens. Parker Posey is sinking more and more into lazy self parody. Otherwise this reads like Beetlejuice meets Meet the Parents with even less artistic merit and even more play on familial dysfunction as campy in on the joke humor. Been here, slogged through this. Not giving it my attention. Just gonna have to guess Brian Cox needed the money, because i've never seen him pick mediocrity as a path forward through performance and this is just full of it.

And now amazon somehow expects another paragraph for me to say don't waste your time on a formula you've seen before and tired tge furst time you saw it. Yeesh!