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The text is a transcript of a video where the narrator reviews a Mexican teen movie called Anonymous, which is based on a Wattpad novel. The narrator summarizes the plot, which is about two teenagers who fall in love through anonymous messages, but also have a rocky relationship in real life. The narrator also analyzes the cinematography, acting, and script of the movie, and gives his mixed opinions on them. He praises the visual style, the chemistry of the main actors, and the realistic portrayal of adolescence, but criticizes the clichés, the weak and rigid writing, and the lack of Mexican identity. He concludes that the movie is a charming mediocrity that is enjoyable to watch on a Sunday. He also promotes a VPN service that sponsors his video.
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- The text is a transcript of a video that reviews a Mexican teen movie called Anonymous.
- The video is sponsored by a VPN service called Silver Gosht Living.
- The movie is based on a book from Wattpad, a platform for aspiring writers.
- The movie is about the relationship between Valeria, a cinephile who wants to study film, and Alex, a tech-savvy boy who provides free wifi in his building.
- The movie has a triadic color scheme of primary colors (yellow, blue and red) and a good cinematography that shows the director's love for Wes Anderson.
- The movie has a cliché and predictable plot, with a conflict caused by Valeria's best friend Richie, who is in love with her and tries to sabotage her relationship with Alex.
- The movie has a mixed acting quality, with some scenes being too cringy and others being realistic and charming.
- The movie fails to set the location well, as it looks like a copy of American teen movies instead of showing the Mexican context.
- The movie suffers from the Wattpad syndrome, as the script is weak and rigid at the beginning and rushed at the end.