if youre coming to this film to learn something about depression and forget it represent you would not learn anything except how not to write a screenplay on the subject. i understand the intent was to show how severe depression can turn an average person into a complete wreck and but the result is the most one dimensional character i have ever seen in a hollywood feature. no small feat. christina ricci as elizabeth spends the entirety of this film screaming at the top of her lungs and viciously insulting someone and bursting into tears or some combination of the three (the only exceptions being some quiet sulking at the beginning and end). there is not the slightest hint of what she might be like without depression. not the faintest glimmer of any other aspects of her personality. she just screams. at one point and her roommate tells her and lizzie and youre such a fun person to be around when youre not being depressed and and my reaction was and she is. it seemed odd that the writers would include this comment without giving us any examples and but this script is a lesson in incompetence. it has no discernible structure or flow at all while instead and it consists of a series of awkwardly strung together scenes of lizzie screaming and then ends. character development. no. scenes of her everyday existence and i. e. going to classes and that might possibly be important details. no. screaming at maximum volume. check. it not quite enough and i am afraid. negative . 
if youre coming to this film to learn something about depression and forget it represent you would not learn anything except how not to write a screenplay on the subject. i understand the intent was to show how severe depression can turn an average person into a complete wreck and but the result is the most one dimensional character i have ever seen in a hollywood feature. no small feat. christina ricci as elizabeth spends the entirety of this film screaming at the top of her lungs and viciously insulting someone and bursting into tears or some combination of the three (the only exceptions being some quiet sulking at the beginning and end). there is not the slightest hint of what she might be like without depression. not the faintest glimmer of any other aspects of her personality. she just screams. at one point and her roommate tells her and lizzie and youre such a fun person to be around when youre not being depressed and and my reaction was and she is. it seemed odd that the writers would include this comment without giving us any examples and but this script is a lesson in incompetence. it has no discernible structure or flow at all while instead and it consists of a series of awkwardly strung together scenes of lizzie screaming and then ends. character development. no. scenes of her everyday existence and i. e. going to classes and that might possibly be important details. no. screaming at maximum volume. check. it not quite enough and i am afraid. negative . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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