Sweet like nothing at all: Julie & Julia

Thursday, March 4

Julie & Julia

Butter is awesome.

Nominated for:
Best Supporting Actress - Meryl Streep

This movie isn't as bad as I thought it would be. In fact it's quite entertaining. Simple, focused, sweet and honest. The drama in the lives of the two main women never distract from the real star of this movie - the food. And let me tell you, you better damn well eat a fine meal before watching this flick or you're stomach will be growling louder than a grizzly bear being hit by a golf club.

As for Meryl's performance, she is solid as always.

Check out Julia Child's cooking show pre-FOOD Network glitz and glam.

Eli

Labels: OSCARS

1 Comments:

At 11:35 p.m., Eliot said...: I recommend using a 9-iron on said grizzly bear.

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