Review of C'mon C'mon (2021) by Jluis_001 — 23 Dec 2021
I'm the kind of person who has always fervently believed that thinking about the future is often counterproductive.
And I don't say that because it somehow implies that having a plan for your life is a negative thing, but because in many occasions it is very easy to realize that when things don't go as you planned, you start to wander in the past and therefore get lost in the nostalgia where you feel safe, and what sounded so hopeful in the beginning starts to slowly fade away.
C'mon C'mon invites its viewers to enter a state of reflection as it develops its theme through the eyes of a child and the eyes of an adult.
It concentrates its intensity, strength and best plot qualities on the bond that produces between the central characters.
C'mon C'mon does not attempt to build an emotional catharsis, much less a sentimental one. Its approach never aims at that.
The drama is practical, but it does not seek to be manipulative.
The narrative process is both organic and genuine, and provokes an authentic reaction in oneself. Even when you put your own perspective on the issues the plot raises.
Unpretentious but firm.
This review of C'mon C'mon (2021) was written by Jluis_001 on 23 Dec 2021.
C'mon C'mon has generally received very positive reviews.
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