saw this movie last night. i do not usually comment good or bad and as i think movies are like books in that there is something for everyone and everyone is different and tastes vary and yadda yadda. this movie was bad. by the end i thought and oh my and this is testing my patience. how many women really look and live like this when they hit rock bottom and if i could just borrow some cash from mum and carry out to live my fashion designing dreams  gosh and life would be great. i was out for a nice chick date flick with my girl (my darling hubby likes watching movies together and i knew this do not be his thing) and something light and easy on the senses and but this was one bad movie. we are intelligent and interesting movie watchers and this movie wasn not that. annette benning is a great actress and she held her own. bad. bad. 
saw this movie last night. i do not usually comment good or bad and as i think movies are like books in that there is something for everyone and everyone is different and tastes vary and yadda yadda. this movie was bad. by the end i thought and oh my and this is testing my patience. how many women really look and live like this when they hit rock bottom and if i could just borrow some cash from mum and carry out to live my fashion designing dreams  gosh and life would be great. i was out for a nice chick date flick with my girl (my darling hubby likes watching movies together and i knew this do not be his thing) and something light and easy on the senses and but this was one bad movie. we are intelligent and interesting movie watchers and this movie wasn not that. annette benning is a great actress and she held her own. bad. bad. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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