what was the message of the movie? they both ended up successful

The message is don't follow your dreams. They aren't what you really want. What you really want is to meet a cute girl, knock her up, spend the rest of your life being exploited for wages that can barely support one person, much less a family, meaning the girl will have to start working soon as she pops out the kid, and the kids will have to start working as soon as they can drop out of school, etc, and then die on your lunch break at the age of 75. As the economy doesn't need dreamers and successful people, it needs failures. As it is documented that the poorer people are, the more likely they are to blow their money on useless shit.

>>82172857
You have not watched the movie have you?

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>>82172236
The message was don't even bother because your soulmate will leave you for a Jew.

>>82172236
do you also think emma watson would be better for the role? just checking to see if I should completely discard your opinion

The message is there's always a price to pay for following your dreams™.

A successful relationship is not one that is permanent. It is one where the people in it land in better places than where they were before it.

LOL

>>82172236
It's the same was whiplash.
In that he sacrifices his romantic relationships so he can pursue his dream.

Fuck true love. Achieve your dreams is what matters. Hollywood is completely fucked up lol.

>>82173568
After listening to her singing compared to the original Beauty and the Beast, I am glad she did not get the role.

>>82172236
Miles teller is a legitimate douchebag.