Starring the future 'Han Solo', Beatty has created a Hollywood fable about a Hollywood legend that allows him to indulge in some eccentric behavior, not unlike "Bullworth". I think Beatty has earned legend status and I think he entitled to a little self-indulgence. So it's not a big, important, 'Warren Beatty film' (who knows if he's got another one in him?), but it is a well made and 'affable' romance/comedy/drama. Lily Collins is very good, and the performances are worth seeing. I'm curious to find out if the use of what sounds like 1950's 'movie music' in the soundtrack correlates certain scenes with specific films from that era.
Review of Rules Don't Apply
