Jordan Hawley's 'How to Lose Your Lover' is my kind of movie all about brainy self-examination, funny, and full of twists.
For me it's genuinely original goodbyes are always about fake warm feelings, not burning bridges.
Enjoy the psychosis, the antics, the irreverence and the decadence - but when it counts there is real heart in here, too.
Setting this sort of thing in LA is something I've never seen.
I want to call Hawley 'West Coast Woody'.
Has any movie celebrated the buildings and landmarks of LA in the same way?
For me it's genuinely original goodbyes are always about fake warm feelings, not burning bridges.
Enjoy the psychosis, the antics, the irreverence and the decadence - but when it counts there is real heart in here, too.
Setting this sort of thing in LA is something I've never seen.
I want to call Hawley 'West Coast Woody'.
Has any movie celebrated the buildings and landmarks of LA in the same way?