Review La La Land (Level FIRST, B2) All the people are talking about the last Damien Chazelle’s film, “La La Land”. This film is based on a Jazz pianist who falls in love for an aspiring actress in Los Angeles. The critics went crazy for this film calling it “the Academy Award Movie of the year”, which already has seven Golden Globe, eleven BAFTA and fourteen Oscar nominations. First of all, the plot is basically a dull and cliché conflict between love and the goal of the lead characters. Nevertheless, I hadn’t watched the trailer or anything about it before the day that I went to the cinema. Honestly, that was a good point for me because one of the most dangerous fad, besides the spoilers, is the hype. Secondly, the two lead actors, Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone, were fantastic, even hilarious in some moments. However, the music was the best of the film. I didn’t know that Justin Hurwitz, who also worked with Damien in “Whiplash”, composed the soundtrack. Personally, I would highly recommend to watch “La La Land” to anyone who enjoys musical films. If you don’t expect to find a great and original plot or breathtaking dialogue, you will enjoy with the sensitive characters and beautiful music.