Middle aged people unhappy growing old so they make a bunch of stupid decisions
The Coen Brothers always get complemented for quirky stories and writing. That didn’t quite work out with Burn After Reading. The story was about disgruntled people and the consequences of their actions.<br /><br />John Malkovich played CIA analyst Osbourne Cox who gets demoted at his work and quits as a result. He decides to write a memoir to brag about his career. His wife Katie played by Tilda Swinton is a doctor who is cheating on him with Harry Pfarrer (George Clooney) who is a U.S. Marshal. He is sleeping with a number of other women as well. That includes Linda (Frances McDormand) who works at a gym and wants plastic surgery because she’s unhappy with her looks. Things go wrong when a copy of Osbourne’s memoir is left Linda’s gym and she decides to try to make money off of returning it. None of these people are happy with themselves so they make a series of poor choices. The problem is none of the stories are interesting. This is about a bunch of middle aged people who don’t like getting old and try to do a bunch of stupid things to feel younger.<br />C
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