Movie Review: Joy

This past weekend, I had the opportunity to see the new David  O'Russell film, Joy, starring Jennifer Lawrence, Bradley Cooper and Robert Deniro. The film Joy, centers around an aspiring inventor by the name of Joy. Joy had some ups and downs in life, a failed marriage, two kids, living at home and support her parents , children and grandmother, and her ex-husband. It isn't until one day, when she comes up with a savvy idea to make  the all-in- reusable and detachable mop, inspired by a household accident.  Joy has this great idea and it is ahead of its' time, nothing like this has been created before. So, joy treks on a journey to get her mop patented and sold to the public, but along the way , she deals with the workings of the business world and how to be an entrepreneur, an especially as an independent woman. She faces challenges , but what is remarkable , with perseverance, the right business connections and creativity, Joy achieves her wildest dreams.

The cinematography of the film was well done, and the production sets were reminiscent of the 1970s, early 1980s. It is a nice throwback. In addition, the performances by Jennifer Lawrence, Bradley Cooper and Robert Deniro were well done. Over the years, Russell has kept these 3 in his films and the chemistry has blossomed from Silver Linings Playbook, American Hustle, and now Joy.

My rating for this film is a 7.5/10. Its a good movie for everyone to watch.  Go see it in theaters!

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