In I Like Movies, Lawrence Kweller, a socially inept 17-year old cinephile, gets a job at a video store, where he forms a complicated friendship with his older female manager.
Erm, kinda weird, PC-ish. The protagonist brings about his own problems and makes it impossible for anything in the film to resonate. Despite the characters around him being rather likeable. The other guy getting fired for his irresponsibleness doesn't even register, thinking only about getting a movie for free, albeit a great movie. Suppose you could say it's an accurate representation of some of the kids these days... in the horrible world we now live.
Erm, kinda weird, PC-ish. The protagonist brings about his own problems and makes it impossible for anything in the film to resonate. Despite the characters around him being rather likeable. The other guy getting fired for his irresponsibleness doesn't even register, thinking only about getting a movie for free, albeit a great movie. Suppose you could say it's an accurate representation of some of the kids these days... in the horrible world we now live.