Whatever was Susan Sarandon thinking when she decided to become involved in this inane comedy? Did she need to remodel? Did she need to get money to have a full page ad in the New York Times about her favorite cause? We can only hope she got a lot of money for it because a "Thelma and Louise", this is not.
Goldie Hawn, at least comes out a little better because she's not a high brow actress and this comedy won't hurt her. Her character is more believable, which isn't the case of Ms. Sarandon's Lavinia. She's a phony through and through. We can't believe that after being a groupie, she would end up in Phoenix married to this loser. Well, no wonder the union produced two retarded daughters.
Hello, Bob Dolman, who do you take us for? Just tell me who you pitched this film to. I'd like to sell him the Brooklyn Bridge!
Goldie Hawn, at least comes out a little better because she's not a high brow actress and this comedy won't hurt her. Her character is more believable, which isn't the case of Ms. Sarandon's Lavinia. She's a phony through and through. We can't believe that after being a groupie, she would end up in Phoenix married to this loser. Well, no wonder the union produced two retarded daughters.
Hello, Bob Dolman, who do you take us for? Just tell me who you pitched this film to. I'd like to sell him the Brooklyn Bridge!