Think it went for style over substance too often
This was the latest adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s book. The movie updates the story by adding special effects and new music by Jay Z while retaining lines and all the major events from Fitzgerald’s work. It portrays Gatsby/Leonardo DiCaprio as a fool in love who thought he could buy the girl of his dreams Daisy/Carey Mulligan but failed. She was never worth it and Gatsby believed that money could solve anything. That was because America preaches materialism as the key to happiness.<br /><br />While I enjoyed it I came away feeling that the movie went for the surface shine over substance. Perhaps that was on purpose because that’s what Gatsby was all about, image. On the other hand, maybe it was due to the director getting a big budget and trying to use it all.
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