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Jeff Sanders

Pretty much the movie is a satire on the death of art. The chief represents an artist who has lost the joy of the craft due to outside forces constantly tearing it apart. Cynical critics and publications, investors who dictate the art, foodies (or fans) who pretend to be apart of the world when they don’t actually participate in the art, crazy fans who give up their identity as an artist to fulfill someone else’s art, etc. You can take this same story and apply it to other artist such as musicians or people who work in film. Having that joy do the art die because it’s not longer done for its sole purpose of bringing joy to yourself and others but instead of profile, status, and image. I personally loved this movie. It filled that I saw this one first of the other 2 movies with similar commentaries.

Anonymous

I’m surprised you guys didn’t argue about the ending. There’s heavy debate between myself and friends on whether she dies in the end or not. I think she did.

Anonymous

yeah i left the theater with very similar takeaways. great performances all around but character motivations failed to really impact you, and there wasn’t enough of a message to drive the satire home