And I was not able to make myself watch it without fast forwarding through most of it. I had to skip the most cringeworthy scenes, and it was almost all cringeworthy.
I rolled my eyes, to myself, at the factory skit with workers who awkwardly rock their heads, necks, and wigs to.the beat of the music along with slamming their hands down. The dirt from working was obviously painted on the costumes and faces of the nameless and forgotten characters. And the work being depicted was possibly agriculturally related and not anything we know of factory work.
And the music really hopes to someday define a decade, but there is no gripping thought or emotion that comes through. The genre I heard was a bit hit hop, but actually striving to be top pop tunes. And the lyrics I heard at the end were really unnecessary as they are nothing you would want to pop on the Apple Play on the way to school. Actually, it was graphic and was definitely adult oriented. Maybe it will catch on at the adult entertainment bars and centers.
And the scene of fake joy with the white umbrella being turned about like a baton with the hummingbird nearby-it was reminiscent of Fred Astaire, but I have never been much of a fan of Fred Astaire musicals anyway. So for me, it all felt flat.
I will jump back to scene where the bad actors playing "gods" who watch over Jennifer Lopez, ummm, that was really cringeworthy. I was actually surprised at how unbelievably bad the acting actually was, along with the skit performed by the husband of Ms. Lopez.
And as far as self love, I now am sure the world could do with far less of it.
I rolled my eyes, to myself, at the factory skit with workers who awkwardly rock their heads, necks, and wigs to.the beat of the music along with slamming their hands down. The dirt from working was obviously painted on the costumes and faces of the nameless and forgotten characters. And the work being depicted was possibly agriculturally related and not anything we know of factory work.
And the music really hopes to someday define a decade, but there is no gripping thought or emotion that comes through. The genre I heard was a bit hit hop, but actually striving to be top pop tunes. And the lyrics I heard at the end were really unnecessary as they are nothing you would want to pop on the Apple Play on the way to school. Actually, it was graphic and was definitely adult oriented. Maybe it will catch on at the adult entertainment bars and centers.
And the scene of fake joy with the white umbrella being turned about like a baton with the hummingbird nearby-it was reminiscent of Fred Astaire, but I have never been much of a fan of Fred Astaire musicals anyway. So for me, it all felt flat.
I will jump back to scene where the bad actors playing "gods" who watch over Jennifer Lopez, ummm, that was really cringeworthy. I was actually surprised at how unbelievably bad the acting actually was, along with the skit performed by the husband of Ms. Lopez.
And as far as self love, I now am sure the world could do with far less of it.