wow this was fucking amazing

amazingly dishonest

>>84924420
how so?

>>84924442
It's a meme you dip

>>84924677
what about it was dishonest though?

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>>84924370
Hello my baby
hello my honey
hello my ragtime gal

Get it? Cause Emma looks like that frog doing the frog dance

>>84924756
i dont understand what made it dishonest either, it seems like it was advertised as a romance musical and thats what it was.

I really like the message about achieving one dream and sacrificing another. balancing fantasy with reality.

>>84924807
If you let them trigger you then they win anon.

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>>84924370
It's dishonest dogshit with dogshit actors. It's a numale flick.

>>84924980
Lay off the memes homo

>>84924370
But gosling and stone literally cannot sing act or dance. You suck.

>>84925319
It's not a meme, maestro. Lie Lie Land is a live-action Disney movie. Except Disney movies have better soundtracks, characters, and the struggles faced by those characters aren't fucking retarded. Hollywood hasn't put out a movie this self-masturbatory since The Artist. It is honestly unbelievable how shallow this garbage is.

>dude just follow ur dreams no matter how delusional lmao

The movie justifies this idiotic moral by having the characters achieve their insipid dreams through luck and happenstance rather than hard work. Mia shits out a single one-woman show and does one performance of it; of the 8 people in the crowd, one is a casting agent who falls in love with her and delivers her an A-list acting career on a silver platter. Seb's friend bumps into him, and immediately offers him a job. Following that, despite the decline of jazz in LA and having no experience running a business, Seb ends up owning a hugely successful jazz club. I am sure it is very easy to romanticize succeeding in Hollywood through dumb luck when the people making the film did just that. Many of the scenes in the film were homages, but it doesn't justify them. The overlong scenes of Seb and Mia dancing against romantic backgrounds get old very quickly, and just hammer home the fact that there is no substance to this film. It is also surprising that the relationship at the core of this film only came about due to coincidence; these two run into each other 3 times for no reason other than convenience for the writer.

Chazelle obviously has the self-awareness to realize how saccharine and empty the movie was. In order to make it seem like something other than a sugary bowl of sunshine, he attempts to give it a "bittersweet" ending, but he even fails here -- both characters get everything they wanted out of life.

>b-but they don't end up together, they were meant for each other

You have to be a teen girl to even consider this line of thinking.

2/10 - at least it looked decent