This movie was ok, but my review is based entirely on the way Meryl Streep laughs her way out of every line of dialogue. Who am I to disparage the good name of MS? Please. I know. But if you do a rewatch, how can you not notice? She laughs at the end of 90% of her dialogue, I'm wondering what acting technique this is from The Great? The only time she doesn't laugh is when she is in a scene when she is sombre or contrite with Adam, the architect, or sitting on the bed with her children, even then she may have snuck in a flippant petit rire, I can't keep count. This is coming from a huge Meryl Streep Fan. I found it oddly distracting, then I was bemused, then I was in denial, then I was perplexed, then I was distracted again. Oh well - a mystery of life. It's complicated, I suppose!
Review of It's Complicated
