Amanda Dobbins

I honestly paused and rewound to photograph and zoom in on this bedspread and headboard.

The color scheme was like it was not Nick's orange and blue.

It was like a teal and like burnt orange.

It was like plastic woven.

I don't even know what they're trying to invoke.

What are they saying with this?

Is that she's still living in her parents' 70s glamour?

I don't think so.

But then there's the bookshelf that they're trying to intimate that she's a reader, but...

It's an ugly bookshelf.

It's definitely Ikea.

At least they haven't color coordinated the books.

I was very, very upset by this.

And this to me, just the level of the shortcuts and like the cost centers that are being moved around in real time on this.

You can feel it.

I would say also the script and specifically the CEO quality of her work life is pretty underbaked.

And I think in an older, in a 1998 movie, both because of...

like money and time spent on scripts.

And also I think because of our concept of girl bosses, that it would be a bit more developed.

It would make a little more sense, you know, even this was quite silly.