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"Big Eyes:" one of the best actors working today, Christopher Waltz, and Amy Adams headline this look at the

Posted by tinear on January 9, 2015 at 10:34:39:
strange marriage of Walter and Margaret Keane. He shot to fame as the artist responsible for those ubiquitous paintings of "big-eyed" waifs. Years after his mega-success, however, it became known he wasn't responsible for them…
If you've tired of mayhem, CGI, war, and crime--- you could do worse than this little film. It's a good popcorn film and "the wife" is sure to enjoy it. Adams holds her own in her scenes with the dominant, usually scene-stealing Waltz.
No one conveys creepiness, today, better than Waltz and he's in fine form. That alone makes it worthwhile.