Rich elitist kids who talk like adults Plus it's not funny
I’ve never seen any of Woody Allen’s new movies so this was my first sampling. It starts off with three familiar motifs from Allen’s earlier work; the main character Timothee Chalamet does a voice over commentary, he loves Manhattan and is dealing with his relationship with Elle Fanning. There’s nothing wrong with that and provides a level of comfortability.<br /><br />After that however I had some major issues with the characters and dialogue. First, the people in the movie are extremely rich. Selena Gomez for instance lives in a huge apartment in Manhattan. Chalamet’s family is the same. This is the real upper crust. When Gomez finds out that Fanning is from Arizona she constantly puts her down for being a hick. That’s because she believes that people that don’t live in a major city are inferior. It’s some real pretentious elitism. Second the lines by the characters who are all young, Chalamet is 21, sound like old people. This of course is the result of Woody Allen writing the movie who is the farthest thing from knowing about youth culture. Finally, the movie is not funny. Didn’t even chuckle or smile once.
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