To Be Honest, I Think That Republicans

Sadly, This Picture [ Joy] Does Not Go From Strength To Strength. It Sinks Into A Morass Of Tedious Obstacles To This Woman's Success. Joy The Person May Be Able To Surmount All Barriers, But The Film With Her Name On It Is Not So Fortunate.

David O. Russell's Best Films Are Thrilling High Wire Acts That Run The Moment To Moment Risk Of Tumbling To The Ground. In His Latest, "joy," Russell Has More Trouble Than Usual Keeping His Balance On The Wire.

And That Is Also What The Movie's About, Going Beyond Success, What Is Success 'cause I Think Success Is Misperceived As Just A Cake And It Isn't. There Is Many Things Inside That Success. There's A Maturity And A Heartbreak And Sadness And Broken Glass.

You Should Always Make It Like It's Your Last Film. That's My Personal Belief. Every Filmmaker Is Going To Have Another Belief... That's The Only Way I Know To Try To Make A Film That Might Be Good. You Got To Take It Real Seriously Like It's Your Last Thing.

The Gift Of Life Is The Gift To Suffer Sometimes And To Embrace It, Heartbreak And All.