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• Boyhood Movie receiving critical praise by many movie reviewers

It fails to appeal to us since it has a seemingly overrated and very uninteresting plot as a whole. The reviews use words like depth and intimacy, along with nostalgia to describe why they believe the movie is a masterpiece. Many also say it's an epic, which we would disagree with. Our revision to the article would be to look at the movie in a vacuum. It's dumb to call a movie an "epic" purely since we can relate with it, it's dumb to call a movie "ambitious" since it played the long con. If you look at the plot line, there isn't actually a plot. There's just a series of documented events that change the course of the young mans life that are more or less glossed over. We feel that this would be much, much more fitting for a book, since it would altogether be less tedious to sit down and have someones childhood replayed to you, and you could afford to go into deeper detail about how things like his parents divorce, and by extension his relationship with his parents had changed his life and outlook.