Get off my fyp

Get off my fyp

hits you over the head, hits you over the head, hits you over the head- (Saturn’s interlude ari reference) but this movie is obnoxiously heavy handed with terrible acting and editing.

hits you over the head, hits you over the head, hits you over the head- (Saturn’s interlude ari reference) but this movie is obnoxiously heavy handed with terrible acting and editing.

Karen’s in a generic film trying to address racism through a predictable plot heading in a poor direction.The only positive part of the film was the main characters acting which was above average but the rest of the characters felt cartoonish.Pacing was average and sometimes slow.The cinematography was poor and the soundtrack like it was made by the dude who would do it cheaper.

Overall it tried to confront racism but it does absolutely nothing and has one of the worst directions from a director.

Karen’s in a generic film trying to address racism through a predictable plot heading in a poor direction.The only positive part of the film was the main characters acting which was above average but the rest of the characters felt cartoonish.Pacing was average and sometimes slow.The cinematography was poor and the soundtrack like it was made by the dude who would do it cheaper.

Overall it tried to confront racism but it does absolutely nothing and has one of the worst directions from a director.

Karen is a film that thinks naming its antagonist “Karen” is clever enough to excuse the rest. What unfolds is not a meaningful critique of white entitlement, but a clumsy parody of it — shallow, exaggerated.

Nothing is allowed to breathe. Not the performances, not the themes, not even the horror. Taryn Manning’s lead performance flails between caricature and camp, but the script never supports her. The victims are written as little more than props for the message — and that’s the biggest failure of all: a film about injustice that doesn’t even try to humanize the people it claims to defend.

Karen is a film that thinks naming its antagonist “Karen” is clever enough to excuse the rest. What unfolds is not a meaningful critique of white entitlement, but a clumsy parody of it — shallow, exaggerated.

Nothing is allowed to breathe. Not the performances, not the themes, not even the horror. Taryn Manning’s lead performance flails between caricature and camp, but the script never supports her. The victims are written as little more than props for the message — and that’s the biggest failure of all: a film about injustice that doesn’t even try to humanize the people it claims to defend.

It’s a movie about a Karen corny af once I saw it was made by BET it made a lot more sense sometimes the corniness was funny but overall pretty dumb feel like the half star reviews are a little much tho there are way worse movies out there fr but ig I can see it

It’s a movie about a Karen corny af once I saw it was made by BET it made a lot more sense sometimes the corniness was funny but overall pretty dumb feel like the half star reviews are a little much tho there are way worse movies out there fr but ig I can see it