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Anonymous wrote:I was not a fan of putting hip-hop in the 20s or of putting Nick in the looney bin. 3.5 stars out of 5 from this end.

Thanks for the spoiler, douche.

Not a spoiler. The opening scene has Nick in the looney bin. And the hip hop music is in the trailer.
I liked the music ... But thought overall the movie tried too hard

I saw it in non 3D at Montgomery Mall for $10.75.

Anonymous wrote:I loved the art/set direction. I didn't like the $14 I had to pay for 3D. Not every movie needs to be in 3D (like this one).

They made it in 3D so everyone would have to pay $14. It greatly increases the per-theater take.

Anonymous wrote:I kind of liked it, but it was over the top. But I thought maybe that helped highlight the excesses of the Jazz Age and wealth.

Couldn't persuade my 16-year-old to go. She loved Leo in Titanic, but she says he's old and "puffy" now. Sigh. Of course, I tell her that Titanic was made the year she was born and look how much she's changed in 16 years.

He definitely is puffy. His head just seems ginormous these days.

[quote=Anonymous]We saw the movie with our 14 year old. She "thought Daisy was a butthead" The movie was not great. DiCaprio was good but it seemed like the rest of the movie casting was just to showcase him. Not very interesting or sympathetic. Looking at the Nick character got old. And Daisy's husband was way off cast for a Yalie of the 1920s. The women had bizarre southern/society accents.[/quote]


Daisy (Zelda) was from AL. so, yes they would have southern accents.