I can't understand why Jenifer Lawrence accepted this role?

Rating: 1/10 (6 December 2017)

I'm so glad to read this movie bombed financially even though it had a 7 rating here. I'm also glad to see that Valerian's rating is over 6 now and is making a bit of a comeback. What these 2 have in common is that when I read the reviews of Valerian I was put off by all the criticism about characters that weren't developed, and we weren't made to care about them, blah, blah blah. That was a terrific piece of eye-candy with the best CGI ever and so many people couldn't care less.
Let me tell you something if you're a youngster: all the plots have been written and rewritten. If they show you something entertaining, just try to go for the ride and enjoy it.
Back to MOTHER: Jenifer Lawrence is a Goddess. Getting to see her in an undershirt and see-thru negligee was heaven. That was in the beginning. So how did I get agitated by this movie so quickly? I think that while I'm watching an entertaining fantasy like Valerian, I don't look for anything to make sense. But in an old house set in the modern day, with people acting like real people, I think I go into analytic mode. When Ed Harris rings the doorbell and announces himself as a Dr, then is welcomed into the house for the evening along with his cough and cigarettes, right away I was thinking bulls..t. And after that, of course it got worse. Maybe it's my bad. I didn't watch the whole thing, but I did read the reviews just now, so I sorta know what happened. Glad I tuned out, but I do recommend watching my Goddess walk around in her nightie.