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FOR weeks now I’ve been meaning to write about the poorly named film La La Land, which has drawn acclaim but also divided audiences, and produced a decidedly split response within the jazz world.
Hoping to get to that today. I really loved the movie, for what it’s worth.
A lot of people I trust disliked or hated it.
But starting today it becomes very cool/ intellectual/ contrarian to say, “I always hated La La Land.”
A belated happy new year to readers of CultureCrash.
Nathaniel Stephens says
I liked and truly enjoyed la la land. I went to see an action movie but none were playing at that time. So I settled for anything that was playing. It turned out to be la la land.
Since then I have seen this movie 3 more times and hope to find another friend to go with me, and if I cannot find one, then I will go alone.
And this is why. This movie satisfied so many different needs and wants that I am aware of and some of which I was not aware. La la land is a one stop shop for any movie goer, who wants what so many movies can only try to give you.
It has been a long time since I have seen such a satisfying experience.
I am trying to say very little about this movie as not to give anything away.
Go see for yourself!