If this movie was a candy bar, it would be an Almond Joy. Reason being, it's not much really. Coconut, chocolate, almond, but it presents itself in a way that's mysterious and beautiful. It doesn't try to be the best looking candy bar. Hell, you can even see the almond jutting out from the top and it's more or less, lackluster presentation. But when you bite in, you taste it for what it truly is. Love it or hate it that's what it is. Just some coconut filling and some chocolate. That nut on the top isn't any more or less seen, you now just appreciate it for what it is. You probably didn't expect much from it, and not saying it gave you every bold, popping flavor that something like a Kit Kat bar, or a Butterfinger, but it gives you every thing that it has and doesn't try and make itself more than what it is. An Almond Joy. It's something that your grandpa and grandma appreciate and buy and eat it every once in awhile, and while they may not understand all the ingredients put into it and the simplicity of it, but they love it. While you may just shrug it off and just write it off as another candy bar, appreciate it for what it is. Please hire me, Hershey's.
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