For Kendra,
it wasn’t just the million dollar advance she was getting to turn her novel
into a movie, it was the value and appreciation she would get for a writing a
literary masterpiece. But then it hit her…What if the movie didn’t capture the
same vision of the story and characters? Any author would care. After all, it
was her story. That’s when she decided that she would be involved in every
aspect of the film.
So she
leaves her cheating boyfriend and heads for L.A. to fulfill a life-long dream;
she was about to be part of the “Live Fast, Die Young” motto. They say
Hollywood changes people and the number one rule is: It’s very expensive. Heck
yeah!
Like a
butterfly, Kendra was fragile, lonely and lost (which made her getting a
butterfly tattoo symbolic of her new-found resolve and freedom.) I admired
Kendra’s boldness, fierceness, and impulsiveness. It gets a little too detailed
concerning the house restoration, the history museums, and so forth. When do
they start filming?
Smart and
witty overall. It gets even more complicated when Kendra gets involved with a
celebrity and becomes a paparazzi meal.
My rating: 3.5 stars
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