Jenny Ramaswamy

I think this film is pitch perfect. For reviewers who criticize the dialogue or premise, I wonder if you've ever been directly exposed to people like this. I think the writer nailed it. He's created caricatures of real people who harness too much power over our world. This film made me both laugh and clutch my chest in horror. The actor playing Venis deserves an Oscar nomination for playing a Mark Zuckerberg mixed with Elon quirks. His body language and facial expressions were exquisite. I would watch the film a second time just to watch his performance. You won't be disappointed by the other actors as well I'm sorry to say that after 15 years working for various tech companies that this film provides a reasonable portrayal for how these tech bros think, speak and act. Kuddos to the team who pulled this together. We should all be more concerned about the power they yield and what they will do with it in the coming years.

As I watch Lessons in Chemistry, I found myself wondering, "Am I the only person perplexed by this film adaptation?" Clearly, I'm not alone. Book readers/listeners will be disappointed in this attempt to translate an incredible book to the screen. There are so many changes that simply aren't warranted to make the new medium work. The book has so many endearing moments, characters, and details and they're completely ignored and unnecessarily reinvented. I wiah we could get a do-over on this series