Mary Ruhland

There almost nothing imaginative in this movie. It was dull and colorless, except for a couple scenes throughout the entire movie. I have never fallen asleep in a theater before but during this one I did. And when I started paying attention again 10 minutes later, I was still easily able to follow along. Keegan-Michael Key was the best part and brought some light-hearted humor to the film. It definitely had a Les Misérables feel to it and Timothee Chalamet had no starry-eyed wonder or joy in his eyes. Overall, disappointed. I'll have to go read the good reviews to see what people actually liked about it...