The best part about "Blue Jasmine": The clothes Cate Blanchett [left, with Woody Allen] wears so beautifully. |
We loved Woody Allen's "Midnight in Paris" but "Blue Jasmine" just felt so....artificial somehow. I love Cate Blanchett, but the acting here seemed overdone and just not believable. An alcoholic, pill-popping socialite on the brink of disaster when her marriage falls apart and her husband is revealed as a fraud who stole investors' money? It just didn't seem raw and real to me. Did like Alec Baldwin but didn't love him.
My favorite part: Jasmine's incredible clothes and Blanchett's unfailing beauty and style. The credits rolled quickly at the end, but I think I caught a special thanks to Karl Largerfeld for a Chanel jacket.
Jasmine may have been blue, but her wardrobe of ladylike camels, creams, taupes, ropes of pearls, Park Avenue pumps, birthday diamonds and tissue-thin white linens was impeccably smooth, rich and Grace Kelly graceful. Makes me A. want to be wealthy and B. want to go shopping.
TCOY
- Support group.
- Walked Puff around block.
- Weeded and watered.
- Read and napped.
- Made salmon and vegs for dinner with brown rice and for dessert, juicy red watermelon chunks.
- Went to movies again with H.
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