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A Belief in Cliché: In Defense of James L. Brooks' How Do You Know
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A Belief in Cliché: In Defense of James L. Brooks' How Do You Know
One of the quirks of Lisa Jorgenson (Reese Witherspoon) in James L. Brooks’ 2010 film How Do You Know is a tendency to speak in pre-packaged pearls of wisdom, where one gets the impression that the structural integrity of her interior life is a neurotic composition of self-help sloganeering. In a contrived “first date” with [...] The post A Belief in Cliché: In Defense of James L. Brooks’ How Do You Know appeared first on In Review Online.
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