It feels like this shouldn't have been presented as a film. It’s more like an expanded collection of Melanie Martinez music videos strung together with a very fragile plotline. If you enjoy her songs, then seeing _K-12_ is probably worthwhile – not just to show support, but because the music itself accounts for most of the running time. However, I didn't find it enjoyable, which led me to try and set aside my feelings and evaluate _K-12_ solely on its narrative merits. That wasn’t successful. It’s pretty bad, actually. I realize that isn't really the point; it’s intended as a showcase for her music, not an actual story. But when considered **as a movie**, it falls short. Even someone who likes Melanie Martinez’s music watched it with me and was openly frustrated by what was happening on screen. The color palette and style of dress aren't really my taste, though I do recognize the commitment to that aesthetic. _Final rating:★★ - It had elements I liked, but the final result wasn’t good._

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