The Bad Genius
It is literally all spoken in the film. I genuinely enjoy the way the movie is from beginning to conclusion. It displays the many traits of a learner. The movie features four major characters named Lynn, Bank, Pat, and Grace.
Lynn is a bright student and the only child of a struggling country schoolteacher who yet manages to send his one and only daughter to a prestigious institution. Lynn wanted to support her father in this position and made an effort to live a practical life. Lynn used a variety of methods to assist her friends with their test preparation, and in return, they paid her well.
Bank is similarly intelligent to Lynn in that both of them are struggling financially. He is with her mother, who is doing the laundry as her profession or employment. Bank is the only person Father Lynn believes in or trusts since he is an honest and nice man, but it is sorry to tell that he has been slowly changed by money.
Grace and Pat, who are partners, are the ones that persuaded the two individuals to assist them by paying them back with money. They are wealthy and have abused their authority by controlling everyone, especially those close to them. They are self-centered and only consider themselves.
Overall, this truly teaches us not to pass snap judgments on individuals and that people may change for either good or negative reasons. I believe that everyone here, especially the students, can identify with this film.
~Sir Juls :)
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