Very predictable start saved by the end
Emma Thompson has a late night TV show that is tanking and she’s about to be replaced. She needs new blood to turn her fortunes around and finds that in an unlikely source, Mindy Kaling who just got hired as a writer, the first female on the staff.<br /><br />The movie has a predictable start as Kaling is resented by the rest of the writers who are all young white males. They see her as a diversity hire which she was. Luckily they only play on that a little bit and then move on. The story is supposed to be a comedy so they couldn’t have Kaling arguing and bickering with her co-workers the entire time.<br /><br />The next phase of the movie could be foreseen as well as Thompson breathes life back into her show. They do throw in some interesting ways she does it escaping some stereotypes like her trying to pander to young people with stupidity.<br /><br />The highlight of the movie is when Thompson runs into some controversy because it was original. That actually saves the whole thing as you could tell what happened most of the time.
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