How 'I Care A Lot' fails its female lead
By Emily Knepple | Mar. 4"I Care a Lot" has the potential to create a strong, interesting female lead but falls short with a faulty narrative and too many cliches.
"I Care a Lot" has the potential to create a strong, interesting female lead but falls short with a faulty narrative and too many cliches.
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