As a workplace comedy, the writers and producers of "Late Night" designed the dialogue between the two leading actors, Mindy Kaling and Emma Thompson, to be very sensitive. Such dialogue content expresses the reality of society and may have a far-reaching impact. The film's tumultuous storyline distracts audiences from the film's visual style, and aside from some incoherent cuts, everything else is well presented. The film's storyline does not use too many traditional methods, but has many innovative elements. The second half of the film is somewhat out of touch with the previous plot. It was originally intended to express the changes in people caused by changes in culture and trends, but it has become a confrontation between traditional concepts and new things
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Late Night evaluation action
2022-03-12 08:01
Extended Reading
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Seamus 2022-03-26 09:01:14
Private life is brought to the public stage, kidnapped, criticized and slut-shamed. This social issue is still very effective. Just to mention one point, no matter how funny the material is, it still requires the delicateness of getting along with people to empathize. There is empathy, but I will ask myself if it really happened this time? When Katherine went to find Molly in the shittyhouse in Brooklyn, begged her to go back. Molly as an individual is talented and arrogant, but she still feels that Katherine is at least changing, caring about her employees, and becoming more human. But did the previous feelings about the depths of privacy have the same connection? I think it's a bit worse.
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Destin 2022-03-27 09:01:21
Emma is to this film what Aunt May is to the devil who wears prada. She is so bright that she turns the movie color into a one-person performance show. About the mid-life workplace crisis, the portrayal and jokes of the workplace crisis of people of color are all good.
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Burditt: You're a writer, so write.
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Katherine Newbury: I don't want to go.