1. Was anyone else bothered by the fact that the two black people in the movie were the two people who weren't team players. (I've actually heard a performer bitch about this so seeing it here brought back that awkward conversation.)
2. The happy ending felt off. Maybe it's my own experience with life in the entertainment industry but it also felt unearned and it just fell into their laps. Apparent sugar mama strolls into his life, dude inherits a building which allows the classes to keep going, etc.
3. The Trapped in the Well thing irked me. I get that she's happy teaching but not quite sure why she had to break up with Key. Being alone in the well isn't that healthy, right?
Still, always good when a movie provokes thought and it was well made, I just was a little too on the outside, in terms of love of the improv world, for this one I think.
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