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Tutoring (2019)
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Facebook post: "With this turnout [1742 viewers, per Gregory Lewis3], the movie is being pulled from most theaters next week. In the few remaining locations, there will only be one early morning or late-night screening daily, so we recommend catching it while you still can if you were planning to go."
Anyway, looks like our buddy here tripped over a factual error. He claims: "The young cop Ozren (Marko Cindrić) is personally invested in resolving the school drama ASAP because his wife is pregnant, and his son (another very solid little newcomer—Franko Pavičić) is in the same class as Ana, whose father is currently bullying the kids." But wasn't it actually SPOILER ALERT revealed at the end that the cop's son—that little kid played by F. P.—is just some total provocateur, and his dad turns out to be a cop, then a firefighter, then the Governor? 😬
Generally speaking, my high expectations weren't really let down. It definitely landed the laughs; there are a few genuinely hilarious bits (including that completely insane "internal" nonsense involving the checkers set [🙏 🙏 🙏, seriously, is anyone even allowed to film stuff like that with kids nowadays? 😬]), but I didn't actually expect it to hit those touching notes so effectively. That’s probably because of that unfortunate tendency to make you feel for characters you shouldn't (where are you now, Joker fans?), and more importantly, because of the overall vibe of "*damn, this misery and struggle is basically us."
Anyway, looks like our buddy here tripped over a factual error. He claims: "The young cop Ozren (Marko Cindrić) is personally invested in resolving the school drama ASAP because his wife is pregnant, and his son (another very solid little newcomer—Franko Pavičić) is in the same class as Ana, whose father is currently bullying the kids." But wasn't it actually SPOILER ALERT revealed at the end that the cop's son—that little kid played by F. P.—is just some total provocateur, and his dad turns out to be a cop, then a firefighter, then the Governor? 😬
Generally speaking, my high expectations weren't really let down. It definitely landed the laughs; there are a few genuinely hilarious bits (including that completely insane "internal" nonsense involving the checkers set [🙏 🙏 🙏, seriously, is anyone even allowed to film stuff like that with kids nowadays? 😬]), but I didn't actually expect it to hit those touching notes so effectively. That’s probably because of that unfortunate tendency to make you feel for characters you shouldn't (where are you now, Joker fans?), and more importantly, because of the overall vibe of "*damn, this misery and struggle is basically us."