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Saturday, June 4, 2011
Exam: A Review
Last night we headed downtown to visit our friends Paul & Brooke. With him in law school and her in med school, they are certainly a busy couple. It was great to find the time to get together. We chowed down on Tazikis and took in the flick Exam. Of course J had already seen it (I think he stays up nights watching movies), but the rest of us were along for the ride. The movie had a neat premise. Eight people vying for one job at a prestigious company. They are put in a room, each with a sheet of paper and a pencil in front of them and given 80 minutes to answer the question. Important sidenote: there is nothing on the paper. So, the movie is really more about the psychological interactions of these people, and what they will do to find the answer to "the question." Although the idea of a crazy final job interview is quite plausible, it deviates from reality by introducing an international pandemic, healing bullets, and strange character development. Overall, pretty good flick. Not too heavy, but with a "twelve angry men" feel that I kind of like. Check it out.
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