Another Reminder of Jennifer Lawrence's Horrible Acting

Rating: 1/10 (1 January 2016)

Going back to the depths of an 'argument' created by Jennifer Lawrence herself, in this movie, we see another reason to not enjoy her, or her antics. Once again is she placed with the same people ( Cooper and O'Russell ) and what does it lead to? Mindless acting with minimal to no emotion. It's a reminder that Jennifer Lawrence is not set to be an actress. Already out of her time with the date of movie being set in '92, it's an uncomfortable reminder that people actually enjoy her wooden and lifeless acting.
Perhaps, the next time she argues that she should be paid the same as her male counterparts, she a) stops taking scripts from the same people with the same situation and setting and b) gets herself a new agent. Maybe then that'll get her off the cliché train she rides on with every movie she does. Truth be told, I feel horrible for DeNiro and the others that were involved in the creation of this disaster ---- there was no potential with this movie. Another reminder that, unless that person is known for something bigger than a mop ( perhaps a president, or at least someone with more worth than that of a cleaning device ), that you should not make an unnecessary, and unwanted, biopic that lacks every kind of emotion possible and needed.
All in all, you should save your money and see something that packs a punch, or, in the very slightest, has emotion to it.