More Bad News For Madonna

First she got that loathsome batch of hydrangeas and now comes Boston Herald critic Stephen Schaefer's pan of the Madonna-directed W.E., which he saw at the Venice Film Festival.
Says Schaefer:
The film is "beautifully bland and boring, not to say inane."
"The Wallis we see expertly evokes the actual image but remains a hollow entity.
"Even worse is the tacked-on contemporary story of a miserably married New Yorker named Wally (Abbie Cornish, curiously inexpressive, with black witch colored hair to match Simpson's) ..."
Schaefer says we watch Wally as she "monotonously view[s] the Windsors 1998 estate sale day after day after day. You'll be dazed."
Sorry, Madge. At least you have a CD coming out.
The bright side from Venice?
David Croneberg's A Dangerous Method is a wow, says Schaefer.
It's "gorgeously shot, brilliantly acted, intelligently written, and incisively detailed."
Michael Fassbender [as Carl Jung] is "magnetic," and Keira Knightley is "dazzling, simply dazzling."
Send her the hydrangeas?



























