Band Aid (2017)

To me, this movie is perfection.

This movie is the proof that the world is becoming a sick and dumb place

Overrated and overhyped

From my favorite movies..

Apparently almost all the reviewers like this movie so I must be the exception. Don't get me wrong, it's not an awful movie, but it's certainly not a masterpiece. First of all I don't like movie where there is singing involved and in this case there is alot of it, and let's be honest it isn't great music. They try to make their lyrics funny, as it is a comedy, but besides a fake smile every now and then I didn't have much fun listening to their songs. There are a couple mildly funny moments in the movie, most of the time when Fred Armisen is involved but unfortunately he doesn't appear that much in Band Aid. The cast is okay but the story isn't great. For the rest I just sat through the movie, a bit bored and wanting more humor.

Summary (no spoilers) This movie is about a couple who can't stop fighting jump on a last effort to save their marriage by turning their fights into songs and starting a band.My Review (no spoilers)The plot to me does not make any sense for example turning your fights into songs which contains lyrics filled with the F word who does that you're supposed to meet a counselor to save your marriage and am not a fan of sarcastic jokes too. Zoe and Adam did their parts well but this was not the movie to show their talents in. overall a bad movie with a bad plot I personally did not like it.My RecommendationNo, I did not like this movie so I would not recommend this.My Rating0/10

Band Aid is a quirky indie picture written and directed by Zoe Lister-Jones that depicts the lives of Anna and Ben, a young married couple struggling not just with the dishes, but unemployment, un-fulfilment, miscarriage and of course the frailties of a monotonous marriage.Together, both Lister-Jones and Adam Pally are brilliant in depicting a realistic and grounded relationship that balances comedy and drama, as the two uniquely deal with their marital problems by turning each and every fight into a song performed alongside drummer and neighbouring creep Dave, played by Fred Armisen.The whimsical and clever lyrics of each song aside, the film is genuinely fantastic, both in direction and writing, with Lister-Jones churning out a brilliant performance that has me, and many others wishing she would write and direct more

A couple fighting create a really cool way of doing it by singing songs about it and starting a band with the great Fred Armisen  on drums.It was funny and touching. A very interesting look at the process of a couple dealing with something tragic that happen to them like a miscarriage, and I found the whole thing very insightful.Plus, the music was good too so that's a definite plus.http://cinemagardens.com