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She talks about other people—and herself!—in gross terms. Everyone in the movie insists she’s the best at her job, though, and she even gets an offer to take over the match-making agency, but will likely turn that down For Love.

When, at the climax of the movie, she says she’s terrible, not worth loving, and materialistic (roll credits!), Chris Evans insists loving her is easy. He imagines her with wrinkles and their future children. He says he’ll love her until the day he dies.

The problem, and I promise I’m not being catty, is that I cannot for the life of me understand why. We see them in one flashback and they’re arguing about street parking, and he’s kind of a dick, and she gets out of the car and yells at him in the street, saying that she can’t love him if he’s broke.

That’s it?? Where is the fucking LOVE??? WHERE is the YEARNING!!! I didn’t want a montage of them slow dancing in the kitchen or anything tropey, but I did want to see a real moment between them. And we did, I suppose.

Is that the point? That the majority of a relationship can be scraping and fighting and miserable, but the love is still there? Maybe I stumbled into what they were getting at as I write this review, but the issue is that I just don’t care. I don’t care about this character and what she decides to do or not do with her boyfriends, past and present."

You know Franciso de Goya? Yeah that Goya. The one who painted "saturn devouring his son" and the other 13 of what are called his "black paintings", which are dark, creepy, and while you might not know all the other ones, if you only vaguely recognise the name Goya, the first image to pop into your head is probably this one:

Unless you've got an art history degree. This post isn't aimed at people with an art history degree. Anyway, those of you who aren't into art history probably only vaguely know the story, of how he was a painter and these 14 were his private paintings, only painted for himself, not commissioned by a customer and never intended to be publicly displayed. People were shocked when they were first discovered, due to how starkly different they were from his other, more traditional and conventional paintings.

This is the part I want you to meditate on: Goya also made plenty of normal art for normal people. A whole bunch of perfectly normal paintings.

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