Just some quick takeaways to give you an idea:
- Buick logo photoshopped into a weird W logo. Phantom "X" logo photoshopped over another car's logo
- Hometown is referred to as "Woodfield" but sports "Aurora" signage (photoshop expert apparently on coffee break).
- Movie description of female lead is a "hard working" advertising executive. Movie depiction of female lead is a high school grad who doesn't have ideas for her campaign, doesn't work on any ideas for her campaign, and tells her special consultant that she doesn't know what she's going to do, but she doesn't need his help.
- "Doing something meaningful" equates to pretending to be someone else while wandering around an office building looking at papers, coercing people to take you out to lunch, and telling someone the clock is ticking.
- Constantly rolling your eyes and sneering at all and sundry will help you to win friends and influence people.
- Either the person in charge of the female lead's wardrobe passed the buck to their intern, or the journey of her clothes throughout the movie is meant to symbolize... something.
- American-not-commoner and prince-in-disguise visit American-not-commoner's parents. Mom calls dad prince-in-disguise's name (editing department on strike).
- Muting the production does not improve the situation; only serves to highlight the impressive range of sneers.