British writer and director Sharon Maguire's follow up to her hit feature debut "Bridget Jones's Diary" is a disaster of colossal proportions from poorly written script to the execution, it leaves a bitter aftertaste that makes you feel sorry for the talented cast. What was supposed to be a poignant tale about grief, loss and resilience comes off in the worst possible way imaginable. The characters are poorly written that lack any credibility whatsoever and the story is contrived and shamelessly exploitative. The talented cast includes Michelle Williams and Ewan McGregor who do their best and to some extent succeed but can't save the film. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
Friday, February 26, 2010
Incendiary
British writer and director Sharon Maguire's follow up to her hit feature debut "Bridget Jones's Diary" is a disaster of colossal proportions from poorly written script to the execution, it leaves a bitter aftertaste that makes you feel sorry for the talented cast. What was supposed to be a poignant tale about grief, loss and resilience comes off in the worst possible way imaginable. The characters are poorly written that lack any credibility whatsoever and the story is contrived and shamelessly exploitative. The talented cast includes Michelle Williams and Ewan McGregor who do their best and to some extent succeed but can't save the film. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
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