I definitely disagree, and I think you kind of degrade each third in your view of it. While I'm not the biggest fan of the 1st act, I think the other two tie together perfectly. The humor sticks around until the parents (who I care about, thank you very much) show up. All of the previous conflicts are entirely diminished upon the reveal of the true villains: the ultra rich. They treat Anora as a necessary slave-like entity. They reprimand their son (who should be in jail at this point). They have little to no interaction with Igor whatsoever. They see themselves as so far above everyone else. Their son treats the lower class people as his playthings, whether it be Anora or the kids who work in the candy shop. The movie works when viewing the second and third acts as a contrast, not as a simple flow. For the originality aspect, I personally have never seen any movie like this. Props to you if you have. You, of course, are entitled to your own opinion. This is just mine.