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Zanzenburger posted...

Not only that, but the movie subverted that trope where the new girl comes in and takes down the popular, egotistical, coercive ringleader by having Beca and Aubrey work through their differences and lift each other up rather than having Beca replace Aubrey and run her out of the group as other movies of these types tend to do. That plot point really surprised and impressed me.

Excellent point, I had forgotten that but I remember really appreciating that angle / subversion while I was watching it. It's pretty rare when a movie manages to turn a villain / antagonist into an ally - let alone in a believable and meaningful way - and I love it when this happens.

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