A cocaine-snorting actress is given a role on a film on condition that she lives with her alchoholic and domineering mother, who is also given to melodrama and self-pity.
There are far too few good jokes and cameo performances in this film to relieve the irritatingness of the main charaters- who are extremely shallow- and it drags on and on, rudderless, displaying that self-indulgence that often afflicts films about actors or film-making.
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Postcards from the Edge (1990): review - 2/10
Labels:
films 1990,
films rated 2/10,
Gene Hackman,
Meryl Streep
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