Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know nothing about the storyline; all I know is I am very lukewarm on Brie Larson. I want to like her, but I don't! She seems so stiff and fake.
SAME
I loved the book but I haven't watched the show yet because I dislike Brie Larson.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Larson’s character is so wooden and expressionless - I don’t think I can take much more of her.
That's how Brie Larson acts
I haven't seen the show yet, but that's sort of how the author makes the character sound in the book, like she doesn't quite pick up on emotion and nuance.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Larson’s character is so wooden and expressionless - I don’t think I can take much more of her.
That's how Brie Larson acts
Anonymous wrote:Larson’s character is so wooden and expressionless - I don’t think I can take much more of her.
Anonymous wrote:Just finished watching this w my teen daughter. It reminded me of Hidden Figures and the Disneyfication of historical stories.
I read the book and it was close to the book sometimes but the whole African American subplot and Highway 10 through LA was ridiculous and heavy handed.
Overall I liked it. I thought they had a good Calvin and Elizabeth. It’s not an incredible book to begin with.