It’s a film that connects with those navigating adulthood and confronting the reality that life doesn't always unfold as planned, thanks to relatable characters, believable progressions, and strong acting. However, I suspect the detached, cynical, and insincere nature of these corporate personalities could hinder the emotional impact for much of the narrative; moments of brilliance from Kendrick and Lynskey punctuate…

The film initially suggests it's headed toward a particular outcome, only to veer off unexpectedly and arrive at a different destination. While I found it enjoyable, the final moments didn’t quite align with what I anticipated, and ultimately left me feeling like they lessened the impact of everything that came before.

I'm just not seeing what made this film deserving of an Academy Award. It wasn’t bad, but I don’t believe it reached that level. The story felt too straightforward for a nomination like that. While there were moments that elicited a chuckle, they were more of a polite amusement than anything truly hilarious. The writing was pleasant enough; it possessed a certain authenticity because the economic downturn is impactin…