Zellwiker's opening number by myself is an absolute barn burner.

A fabulous performance within a performance that not only captures Garland's power but a nervous energy and darting physical ticks.

That's some anhoridae of Washington Post talking about Judy. One of the films we were reviewing this time here on Synafile.

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So thank you so much to everybody who put their reviews and put their ideas in there. Let's get this thing rolling talk about Judy.

30 years for starring in the Wizard of Oz Judy girl and arriving in London performed sold out shows the talk of the town nightclub while there she reminisces with friends and fans begins a world win romance of musician Mickey Deans her soon to be fifth husband.

Judy Garland terrible marriage Connor Garland great hockey. The movie is directed by Rupert Gould. I don't particularly know his work and honestly there's one reason to watch it and that is Renee Zellweger. It is a fantastic performance.

She is fantastic. Quite simply she is a knockout as Judy Garland. She is not only a doppelganger for with the hair and the makeup of the wrinkles but as Anne Hornet.

They mentioned in her review even the the text and the characteristics. I mean she she really kind of portrays the vulnerability of Judy Garland late in her life and it was a tragic life. She was dead at 47.

The movie picks up when she was only got six months left and you know she's trying to find a home for kids she's dealing with the fact she's her career is faded you know money is tough you've got addiction I mean that's all over the place so I think that those who loved Judy Garland I utilize Manelio probably will not like this film because it's showing you know Judy Garland are at her final stages.

But in terms of drama I mean that is a good time to do it because you're seeing somebody late in life fading and trying to restore their past glory and trying to find some humor and charm along the way.

But I think ultimately it's not a particularly good script it's kind of a lightweight script and the direction isn't very firm I think you had a better director like a same man he's doing it.

He's got 1917 coming out Christmas day can't wait for that if you had a stronger script that focused on Garland's lifestyle would have been better I mean it's always tricky with a biopic you don't know should I tell the entire story of a two or a half.

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