Superb Rose Byrne can't stop Hornby tale falling flat
di Jordan Hoffman The Guardian
It takes a lot of effort to take a film which stars Rose Byrne and still make it mediocre, but, by God, director Jesse Peretz is up to the challenge.
Based on a far-fetched novel by Nick Hornby, Juliet, Naked concerns a woman approaching middle age in an English seaside town becoming slowly aware that she's stuck in a horrible rut. Her long-term boyfriend Duncan (Chris O'Dowd) teaches television studies at a local college (and his glossary handouts for The Wire are, admittedly, hilarious), but his primary joy in life is analyzing the work of a forgotten 1990s indie rock star named Tucker Crowe. [...]
di Jordan Hoffman, articolo completo (3521 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Guardian 20 gennaio 2018
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