This Low Budget Movie Is a Disaster
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Published 2019-05-08
Standing Ovation is a movie with big aspirations and even bigger flaws. From the plot to the writing and characters. It is bad. Very bad. Very low budget. Even the music. No Good. I react now.
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All Comments (21)
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“AlL I wAnNa Do Is SiNg AlL i WaNnA dO iS dAnCe” Pure masterpiece
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The end of the movie: “I want my dead mother back” “I’m sorry I can’t do that” 🎶 OH OH OH EYEAAAAAHH🎶 22:00
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If someone stole 90k from me in this economy, I’d probably die from stress too
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Honestly, the five year old who pretends to talk to ghosts and just really wants to hang out with the big kids might be the most realistic character in the movie
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The main girl: "I wish I had my mother back" The father: "I can't do that" The creepy little girl: steps out of hell's portal "I can help"
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"What show is pinning 20 y/o against literal middle schoolers" America's/Britain's got talent.
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I love joey she’s so funny she’s literally a 12 year old mob boss. And the fact that she threatened to kill the wiggys HAD ME WHEEZING.
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As a dancer I confirm: One kid fell off the stage once and we wasn’t allowed to do it again. One kid hit his head so hard he got a cucussion but we weren’t allowed to do it again. Moral of the story: Dance judges and stage crew don’t give a shit
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The moral of the story is when you get stressed, you have two options: Hinduism or death.
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As someone that is dead, I can confirm that I died from the stress of someone stealing 90k from me 12 years ago.
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I actually kind of unironically love Joey. She’s a 12 year old mafia boss who goes around using random deadly shit to track down the guy that killed her dad and manages a dance team on the side. That’s fucking insane and I love it.
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Okay so the little girl was DEFINITELY played as if she’s half 5 yo and half old Jewish aunt who’s seen too much. Everything she said brought me straight back to ANY dinner at my grandmothers house
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Child:“I want you to bring back my mother” Father:“Oh honey I wish I could” Background music: OH OH OH OH OH YEA A A A A A
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that little manager girl is obviously a mob boss. "swimming with the fishes"? "six feet under"? come on
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I love the concept of a character just finding religion halfway in a movie and doesn’t effect the plot
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I like how they intended Joey to be a New Yorker Italian, but they couldn’t find any female sounding names to fit that category so they just named her Joey
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Perhaps the wiggies seem so old because they were all involved in a TikTok controversy (as adults) in which they got called out for scamming children, soooo they disappeared briefly and all came back as “16 year olds” to start anew. That’s my theory anyway.
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Imagine dying, and the only alive person you can talk to is a weird child that makes even weirder statements, that spends all of her time trying to join dance groups. I think I would complain too.
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I remember watching this when I had the flu and I had convinced myself that I made this entire movie up. Good to know that it was an actual movie
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I had 2 southern grandmas with big purses. Pulling out eels, snakes and poison out of bags isn’t out of the realm of possibilities- trust me. My grandma once pulled out a full box of a mans ashes as a threat.
