Laura San Giacomo pissed me off on several levels, none of which had anything to do with her. It was the writing and the directing and the fact that if Hollywood is going to eliminate or drastically alter a character in the transition from book to movie, it's nearly always a female character.
That's exactly what my kid was saying--and true that they did a really poor job of combining the two characters, and lessened the impact of Nadine's destruction--since she was already playing the character as kind of nutty, when she actually lost everything, you kind of didn't care. And her makeup was terrible!!! But that was Miss FAshion person yelling in my ear. Between the sexism, the editing, and the horrible costume choices, she was having a fit. Otherwise, we enjoyed it very much. :)
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2/6/08 02:57 pm (UTC)That's exactly what my kid was saying--and true that they did a really poor job of combining the two characters, and lessened the impact of Nadine's destruction--since she was already playing the character as kind of nutty, when she actually lost everything, you kind of didn't care. And her makeup was terrible!!! But that was Miss FAshion person yelling in my ear. Between the sexism, the editing, and the horrible costume choices, she was having a fit. Otherwise, we enjoyed it very much. :)