The Graduate. I'm around the age of Benjamin's character and recent rewatches of this film have been hitting me extra hard, particularly that famous ending shot of him and Elaine on the back of the bus. Their happy faces in the excitement of great youthful impulse slowly turning to the sad realization that they don't feel any less empty--despite their great act of rebellion agai Basically, I was pretty pumped. And oh, how wrong I was. La La Land sounds like a musical lover's dream. Starring the genius Emma Stone and the dreamy Ryan Gosling, and Oscar-tipped way before its La La Land opened 5 years ago today. The $30M film opened in 5 theaters with $881K (a per theater average of $176K, the best one of 2016), finishing with $151.1M DOM and $447.4M WW. Nominated for 14 Academy Awards, it won 6 including Best Director for Damien Chazelle and Best Actress for Emma Stone. Fa la la la la la From a flow'ry bed to the clouds ascend Tumble down again Fa la la la la la Yet with each descent do we rise again To our hearts' content Fa la la la la la Fly away my friend for a day and then We'll begin again Fa la la la la la Till down turn the skies Wonted quiet, wanton silence For long do we lie Wond'ring when we'll be I enjoyed the first book and while it did have some weak parts, I was curious to know how the series dubbed, "Harry Potter for Adults", was going to end. But I feel like the ending of The Magician's Land completely went against what the previous books had set up. This was a series that deconstructed the fantasy tropes. Yeah I mean, everything is open to interpretation. I don't think La La Land is that cynical too, it's wholesome overall. "The fools who dream" is song that makes something hopeful and finds dignity in something that would make other people say "look at these fools who believe they are gonna make it in the industry, ha!". R2nA. Were you satisfied with the films ending? I haven't seen "Whiplash", but the film's ending was satisfactory. It stayed true to the film's tone and its characters. Both Mia and Seb were content but they really wanted to be together. Their dreams drew them apart, and neither could support the other whilst maintaining a career. spanglish 2004. spiderman 2002. carol 2015. 4. Educational_Cry_5889 • 1 yr. ago. "Down with Love" is a lot like La La Land. "Roman Holiday" fits this trope and is absolutely amazing. SocietyBeginning2544 • 1 yr. ago. Roman holiday for sure, beautiful film. Welcome to our Colossus Movie Guide for La La Land. This guide contains everything you need to understand this film. Dive into our detailed library of content, covering key aspects of the movie. We encourage your comments to help us create the best possible guide. Thank you! La La Land by director Damien Chazelle won six Oscars at the 89th Academy Awards during a ceremony held at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California.. The film claimed the coveted statuettes Best Actress (Emma Stone), Best Director (Damien Chazelle), Best Original Score (Justin Hurwitz), Best Original Song (“City of Stars,” music by Hurwitz, lyrics by Benj Pasek and Justin Normally you watch the movies and the two lovers have the struggles, their separation but they always end up back to each other. Why do you think these two were different? I think the stress of trying to make it in Hollywood was just too much for their relationship. The pursuit of their individual dreams takes all their energies with nothing

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