New Lust movie from Netflix is the final expression of the Tiktok generation

by Chris Senelgov
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New Netflix movie My year in Oxford She declares herself as a com, but there is a development that is supposed to break your heart. Unfortunately, the film fails as romantic and comedy, and the transformation concerned (beware of spoilers in the rest of this review) is hollow as it is starkly treated. The result is a film produced for the Tiktok generation, which consists of a handful of quotation moments that, such as the emotional heroine journey, never adds to anything big.

The concerned heroine is a bright young woman who has already graduated from the top of her chapter in Cornell and has a job offer in Goldman Sachs waiting for her. This show was postponed for one year so that she could complete her brutal dream of studying in Oxford. With all the accuracy that this script program can run (this is absolutely nothing), her planned life is completely separated when she becomes hot for the teacher; In this case, a doctoral student who sometimes works as an educational assistant to the English language professor in Oxford.

My year in Oxford It has a lot of structural problems in the scenario, but the primary failure in the movie is that these two romantic threads (Sofia Carson and Korean Milcharest) have no romantic chemistry at all. Both of them seemed to have left the central casting when the director (Ian Morris, a strong writer experienced by the directive almost completely on the TV) asked “Beautiful university students”. Both are definitely facilitated on the eyes, but these appear to have a great passion for each other just as two of the Apircarmy and Fitch models go in a crowded store window.

The film often feels crowded by Oxford itself, and the best single thing in the movie is that it features one beautiful piece after another from the esteemed university. After a while, it becomes clear that Oxford is somewhat similar to our romantic threads – a beautiful thing to put in front of the camera to make up for what the text program lacks. This sterile beauty is still the best, though, in the way of the other text program to compensate for its failures: pushing a tormented literary reference after another below our throats such as Chatbot, Amnesty International, exclusively on the spark.

“My general in Oxford appears to be a coma in Oxford.”

The lack of chemistry undermines the film’s attempts to romance, and its attempts in the comedy similarly fall into every turn. In the end, we reached a great development: the man who fell our heroine in his love dies from cancer that he rejects because he saw his brother dying miserable despite obtaining the best cancer treatment in the world from their wealthy parents. He wants to live life in an original and free treatment until he dies, and this revelation indicates the heart of the sudden film in Modelin drama full of communications that you may usually find on the “hanging” cat’s stickers.

I felt the separation from this movie from start to finish, when I realized that it was less like a movie and more like expressive symbols. This means that two -dimensional characters, Schmaltzy settings, and all heart hearts look like an idea that is not related to the actual emotions that might look like. There is no passion, no joy, no real yearning for this romance Dimestore because the book should have taken the same advice they gave to our hero: to deliberately live and experience life to the fullest instead of focusing on some beautiful words that have no personal meaning.

It is a love story that runs out, a comedy does not make you laugh, and a drama that makes you not feel anything at all. My year in Oxford The story of the romantic romance is assumed to be the younger masses, but its lame approach in every aspect of the story novel reduces a comprehensive epic, nothing more than mere Mimi can be eliminated-something to respond to it immediately. If you want to see beautiful people pretending to be interested in each other, you will find more pleasure from a random porn clip of this arduous coma in Oxford for a movie.

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