I'm so disappointed with this movie. The idea seemed very promising: self-made businessman father wants to teach his superrich spoiled brats the value of money and hard work, so he makes them believe they're broke and forced to work for a living. It thought this would be fun, and it was at first. The spoiled brats have to job hunt and get their hands dirty.
You know they'll eventually go back to their superrich life, and of course it soon happens.
And that's where it should get really interesting. How will they process their experience as working class people? How will they integrate those two aspects of themselves into one new person? How will they grow from the experience? I was looking forward to seeing that process unfold.
Well, the movie doesn't show it!!!
It just skips ahead nine months and poof!! All of a sudden, it's all already done. They have processed everything, integrated everything, healed everything, and started a new life. How it happened exactly, we have no idea.
Wut?!
I'm so disappointed.
You know they'll eventually go back to their superrich life, and of course it soon happens.
And that's where it should get really interesting. How will they process their experience as working class people? How will they integrate those two aspects of themselves into one new person? How will they grow from the experience? I was looking forward to seeing that process unfold.
Well, the movie doesn't show it!!!
It just skips ahead nine months and poof!! All of a sudden, it's all already done. They have processed everything, integrated everything, healed everything, and started a new life. How it happened exactly, we have no idea.
Wut?!
I'm so disappointed.