Cake (2014)
Please, give Jennifer Aniston an Oscar already. If only so she can stop making movies like this one. If you watch the preview, it’s pretty obvious she wanted a nomination. If you watch the movie, you’ll think to yourself, “Oh man, she really looks like she’s in pain!” for about five minutes. Then, turn it off. Trust me.
Aniston plays a woman who’s been in an accident and is in constant, terrible pain. But before you feel sorry for her and hand her that gold statue, know this: throughout the entire movie, she makes bad choice after bad choice, and she’s not likable in the slightest. The story is simultaneously boring and frustrating. And where did the acting go? Aniston’s press agent spent a season touting her acting in preparation for the nomination she didn’t receive, but the finished product doesn’t show any of it.
If you want to see someone with back pain, rent The Answer Man. It’s much more enjoyable. Cake is terrible. Frankly, it gives desserts a bad name.
More Jennifer Aniston movies here!
Aniston plays a woman who’s been in an accident and is in constant, terrible pain. But before you feel sorry for her and hand her that gold statue, know this: throughout the entire movie, she makes bad choice after bad choice, and she’s not likable in the slightest. The story is simultaneously boring and frustrating. And where did the acting go? Aniston’s press agent spent a season touting her acting in preparation for the nomination she didn’t receive, but the finished product doesn’t show any of it.
If you want to see someone with back pain, rent The Answer Man. It’s much more enjoyable. Cake is terrible. Frankly, it gives desserts a bad name.
More Jennifer Aniston movies here!