Mark Menza

I really started out liking her show. And I truly wanted to. But it got stale, predictable, a certain amount of inside baseball. Th e writing just needs to be better. Other wise it comes off as simple snarky snide comments. Her delivery is all kinda one speed. No great setups to bigger jokes. Too bad. I wanted to love her. Meh.

While Mary Kay Place’s performance allowed me to sit all the way through this film, she struggles to keep this train wreck on the tracks. The editing I’m sure at the encouragement of the director, because that’s how it happens, is tragically bad. What a story telling mess of an already complex character. Music cues randomly start and stop, and wander with meaningless intent and flat performance. Ridiculously long dissolves into extended useless handheld shots of POV driving sequences do nothing to advance the story or character arcs. Then suddenly she’s years older and uhh dead? What a mess. 2hrs of my life I can’t get back.