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* TooBleakStoppedCaring: With the exception of the girl who thanks Jerome for drawing her in the beginning, or his LoveInterest Audrey, virtually every character is unpleasant, idiotic, self-serving and rather unlikable. This includes Jerome who, despite being the main character and the only competent artist, sees art as a means to get a girlfriend. His teacher is apathetic and does nothing to show praise to the only student who gives a damn, or to correct the other students, who are all self-righteous and pretentious towards him and think Jerome's a naïve fool for criticizing their work just because it's "not perfect", which includes rather half-assed crayon drawings. One of his roommates is an amateur film student who wants to take advantage of the murders for views, and thinks to add romance just to impress the women, whom he regards as skanks. To top it off, the movie exhausts most of its comedy in the first hour and a half, despite being labelled a comedy, making most of the movie just breaking Jerome's spirit while surrounded by unlikable idiots.

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* TooBleakStoppedCaring: With the exception of the girl who thanks Jerome for drawing her in the beginning, or his LoveInterest Audrey, virtually every character is unpleasant, idiotic, self-serving and rather unlikable. This includes Jerome who, despite being the main character and the only competent artist, sees art as a means to get a girlfriend. His teacher is apathetic and does nothing to show praise to the only student who gives a damn, or to correct the other students, who are all self-righteous and pretentious towards him and think Jerome's a naïve fool for criticizing their work just because it's "not perfect", which includes rather half-assed crayon drawings. One of his roommates is an amateur film student who wants to take advantage of the murders for views, and thinks to add romance just to impress the women, whom he regards as skanks. To top it off, the movie exhausts most of its comedy in the first hour and a half, third, despite being labelled a comedy, making most of the movie just breaking Jerome's spirit while surrounded by unlikable idiots.
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* TooBleakStoppedCaring: With the exception of the girl who thanks Jerome for drawing her in the beginning, or his LoveInterest Audrey, virtually every character is unpleasant, idiotic, self-serving and rather unlikable. This includes Jerome who, despite being the main character and the only competent artist, sees art as a means to get a girlfriend. His teacher is apathetic and does nothing to show praise to the only student who gives a damn, or to correct the other students, who are all self-righteous and pretentious towards him and think Jerome's a naïve fool for criticizing their work just because it's "not perfect", which includes rather half-assed crayon drawings. One of his roommates is an amateur film student who wants to take advantage of the murders for views, and thinks to add romance just to impress the women, whom he regards as skanks. To top it off, the movie exhausts most of its comedy in the first hour and a half, despite being labelled a comedy, making most of the movie just breaking Jerome's spirit while surrounded by unlikable idiots.
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* TheWoobie: Jerome, who wants to be a great artist and find love. The school he attends is full of complete assholes, including his roommates that involve someone who wants to advantage of recent killings by a strangler for fame. His class is full of pretentious people who don't follow the curriculum and dismiss his hard work in favor of works of people with clearly less talent and skill than him, such as calling his detailed portrait looking like it was made by a machine while openly praising one's work that looked like a 4-year old's crayon drawing. It takes a toll on his idealism and his patience. He only finds success [[spoiler:when he's arrested for a crime he didn't commit.]]
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* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible: In-Universe. A running gag in the movie is how the most banal and thoughtless junk receives nothing but praise while Jerome, the only artist whose work seems to follow any kind of fundamental technique, is criticized for drawing "like a machine." Similarly, every time Jerome gives his opinion on a certain work, whether or not he wants to, his response is almost always criticized as naïve and uninformed.
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodplot: Critics felt the murder mystery plot was unnecessary, and that the film should've stuck with its premise about comedy in an art school.

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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodplot: TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Critics felt the murder mystery plot was unnecessary, and that the film should've stuck with its premise about comedy in an art school.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodplot: Critics felt the murder mystery plot was unnecessary, and that the film should've stuck with its premise about comedy in an art school.
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* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible: In-Universe. A running gag in the movie is how the most banal and thoughtless junk receives nothing but praise while Jerome, the only artist whose work seems to follow any kind of conventional form, is criticized for drawing "like a machine." Similarly, every time Jerome gives his opinion on a certain work, whether or not he wants to, his response is almost always criticized as naïve and uninformed.

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* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible: In-Universe. A running gag in the movie is how the most banal and thoughtless junk receives nothing but praise while Jerome, the only artist whose work seems to follow any kind of conventional form, fundamental technique, is criticized for drawing "like a machine." Similarly, every time Jerome gives his opinion on a certain work, whether or not he wants to, his response is almost always criticized as naïve and uninformed.
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* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible: In-Universe. A running gag in the movie is how the most banal and thoughtless junk receives nothing but praise while Jerome, the only artist whose work seems to follow any kind of conventional form, is criticized for drawing "like a machine." Similarly, every time Jerome gives his opinion on a certain work, whether or not he wants to, his response is almost always criticizedcas naïve and uninformed.

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* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible: In-Universe. A running gag in the movie is how the most banal and thoughtless junk receives nothing but praise while Jerome, the only artist whose work seems to follow any kind of conventional form, is criticized for drawing "like a machine." Similarly, every time Jerome gives his opinion on a certain work, whether or not he wants to, his response is almost always criticizedcas criticized as naïve and uninformed.
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* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible: In-Universe. A running gag in the movie is how the most banal and thoughtless junk receives nothing but praise while Jerome, the only artist whose work seems to follow any kind of conventional form, is criticized for drawing "like a machine." Similarly, every time Jerome gives his opinion on a certain work, whether or not he wants to, his response is almost always criticized naïve and uninformed.

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* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible: In-Universe. A running gag in the movie is how the most banal and thoughtless junk receives nothing but praise while Jerome, the only artist whose work seems to follow any kind of conventional form, is criticized for drawing "like a machine." Similarly, every time Jerome gives his opinion on a certain work, whether or not he wants to, his response is almost always criticized criticizedcas naïve and uninformed.

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* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible: In-Universe. A running gag in the movie is how the most banal and thoughtless junk receives nothing but praise while Jerome, the only artist who's work seems to follow any kind of conventional form, is criticized for drawing "like a machine."
** Similarly, every time Jerome gives his opinion on a certain work, whether or not he wants to, his response is almost always criticized naïve and uninformed.

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* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible: In-Universe. A running gag in the movie is how the most banal and thoughtless junk receives nothing but praise while Jerome, the only artist who's whose work seems to follow any kind of conventional form, is criticized for drawing "like a machine."
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" Similarly, every time Jerome gives his opinion on a certain work, whether or not he wants to, his response is almost always criticized naïve and uninformed.
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: The filmmakers' tongues were ''firmly'' in their cheeks.

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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: The filmmakers' tongues were ''firmly'' in their cheeks.DarknessInducedAudienceApathy
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** Similarly, Jerome frequently gives his opinion on certain works of art when asked and his response is almost always considered naïve and uninformed.

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** Similarly, every time Jerome frequently gives his opinion on a certain works of art when asked and work, whether or not he wants to, his response is almost always considered criticized naïve and uninformed.
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* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible: In-Universe. A running gag in the movie is how the most banal and thoughtless junk receives nothing but praise while Jerome, the only artist who's work seems to follow any kind of conventional form, is criticized for drawing "mechanically."

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* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible: In-Universe. A running gag in the movie is how the most banal and thoughtless junk receives nothing but praise while Jerome, the only artist who's work seems to follow any kind of conventional form, is criticized for drawing "mechanically."like a machine."
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* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible: A running gag in the movie seems to be how the most banal and thoughtless junk receives nothing but praise while Jerome, the only artist who's work seems to follow any kind of conventional form, is criticized for drawing "mechanically."

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* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible: In-Universe. A running gag in the movie seems to be is how the most banal and thoughtless junk receives nothing but praise while Jerome, the only artist who's work seems to follow any kind of conventional form, is criticized for drawing "mechanically."
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* CrossesTheLineTwice: The only approval Jerome gets out of his parents is when he lies to them about having a girlfriend. His sister tells him it's because "They were starting to think [[MistakenForGay you were a homo]]."

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* CrossesTheLineTwice: The only approval Jerome gets out of his parents is when he lies to them about having a girlfriend. His bratty sister tells him it's because "They were starting to think [[MistakenForGay you were a homo]]."
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** Similarly, Jerome frequently gives his opinion on certain works of art when asked and his response is almost always considered naïve and uninformed.
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* CrossesTheLineTwice: The only approval Jerome gets out of his parents is when he lies to them about having a girlfriend. His sister tells him it's because "They were starting to think [[MistakenForGay you were a homo]]."
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* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible: A running gag in the movie seems to be how the most banal and thoughtless junk receives nothing but praise while Jerome, the only artist who's work seems to follow any kind of conventional form, is criticized as "mechanical."

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* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible: A running gag in the movie seems to be how the most banal and thoughtless junk receives nothing but praise while Jerome, the only artist who's work seems to follow any kind of conventional form, is criticized as "mechanical.for drawing "mechanically."

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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: The filmmakers' tongues were ''firmly'' in their cheeks.
* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible: A running gag in the movie seems to be how the most banal and thoughtless junk receives nothing but praise while Jerome, the only artist who's work seems to follow any kind of conventional form, is criticized as "mechanical."

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* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible
* TrueArtIsOffensive: The police aren't popular at Strathmore because they arrested a student for having paintings that say things like "Legalize Genocide".

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* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible
* TrueArtIsOffensive: The police aren't popular at Strathmore because they arrested a student for having paintings that say things like "Legalize Genocide".
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* TrueArtIsOffensive: The police aren't popular at Strathmore because they arrested a student for having paintings that say things like "Legalize Genocide".

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* TrueArtIsOffensive: The police aren't popular at Strathmore because they arrested a student for having paintings that say things like "Legalize Genocide".Genocide".
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