[Satire] Movie review: Laughs rare in 'Death of a Unicorn'
- Death of a Unicorn, starring Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega, features a father and daughter who encounter a unicorn during a company retreat for a pharmaceutical family.
- The Leopolds are portrayed as wealthy executives seeking to exploit the unicorn's healing powers, with Odell desiring immortality.
- While the visual effects are praised, the film is criticized for relying on stereotypes and being predictable, failing to reach its potential.
- Ridley's disdain for the pharmaceutical family's tactics is highlighted when she refers to their philanthropy as 'reputation laundering for the oligarchy.
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‘Death of a Unicorn’ Review: Good Idea, Mediocre Execution
In a world of endless sequels, remakes, and bottom-of-the-barrel IP, an original idea can go a long way. With a starry cast, a snappy trailer, and a genuinely neat conceit, Death of a Unicorn seemed like a movie that could break through to audiences looking beyond cinema’s biggest brands. And though there are glimmers of greatness tucked away in this film, its full potential goes unrealized and this fantastical, pharmaceutical flick ends up surp…
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