Mary Jane

I watch this just because it looked cute. But my kids ended up actually watching. My 11-year-old son actually ended up feeling emotionally invested in a movie that some people described as a romcom and can usually much rather be playing video games. So for that reason alone I think it’s well written just not for the audience the people of anticipated. It’s written very much like diary of a wimpy kid or dear dumb diary days or Any of those other movies the kids between the ages of nine and 13 I really enjoyed reading these days. Honestly I thought it was very sweet. I understand how People could claim that a young woman who clearly comes from an environment of privilege replace someone Playing the victim could be true. But I didn’t read it that way at all just seems like a kid who does he’ll feel like they’re struggling as most kids do. When I was 17 I left home and work 40 hours a week to have basic things other teenagers had handed to them. But I still didn’t feel like this deserved playing the victim could be tried. But I didn’t read it that way at all just seems like a kid who does peel and feels like they’re struggling as most kids do. When I was 17 I left home and worked 40 hours a week to have basic things other teenagers had handed to them. I know there are 1 million people love it so much worse and I was and still am. But I still didn’t feel like this deserved that kind of judgment. I don’t think it’s tone deaf I think it’s good coming of age movie. I saw a review that said it wasn’t realistic because generation Z is more interested in world politics and The main character seems socially unaware of her privilege. But sometimes people watch movies as a form of escapism not every move he hast to have a big political platform. It’s really good and underrated. I would consider it a little more of a family movie and a teen movie. Reading it as a teen maybe you’re expected to be a bit funnier and more offensive as a family movie actually makes a lot of sense. It’s just a family movie about a teenager and teenagers are still a part of the family’s The main character seems socially unaware of her privilege. But sometimes people watch movies as a form of escapism not every move he hast to have a big political platform. It’s really good and underrated. I would consider it a little more of a family movie and a teen movie. Reading it as a teen maybe you’re expected to be a bit funnier and more offensive, as a family movie it actually makes a lot of sense. It’s just a family movie about a teenager and teenagers are still a part of families.