This movie is a slow starter... however the girl who play Nina holds it at the beginning and throughout .
The perceived arrogance of the music industry is (probably) accurate if not a little theatrical, but as an audience we would want that.
For me, the last 15-20 minutes had me. This is about a commonality, of different people and priorities being reminded of the fragility of life. Their own selfishness being put to one side to create something beautiful. The humour is summed up by the music videos in the end credits - it's a pull back to the underlying humour of the film from a teary ending.
The music was excellent - I was itching to hear "the song" and was not disappointed.
The perceived arrogance of the music industry is (probably) accurate if not a little theatrical, but as an audience we would want that.
For me, the last 15-20 minutes had me. This is about a commonality, of different people and priorities being reminded of the fragility of life. Their own selfishness being put to one side to create something beautiful. The humour is summed up by the music videos in the end credits - it's a pull back to the underlying humour of the film from a teary ending.
The music was excellent - I was itching to hear "the song" and was not disappointed.