Blanchett's character is rich pompuos stuck up & self-centered which ruins the story
Blue Jasmine is about Cate Blanchett who had a nervous breakdown after her husband Alec Baldwin was arrested which is told in a series of flashbacks. She moves in with her sister Sally Hawkins in San Francisco. Blanchett goes from a life of luxury to living working class. Not only that but she went from being ashamed and abusing her sister to being dependent upon her. That doesn’t change her character which undermines this entire movie.<br /><br />Blanchett’s character is despicable. For instance when she shows up at Hawkins’ house she complains about being broke but then says she flew 1st class to San Francisco. Even the first time she sees her son after years the first thing out of her mouth is to put him down because she thinks his job is below him. She’s totally pompous, self-centered and impossible to like. Everything bad that happened to her she deserved. That’s how bad of a character she is.<br /><br />This brings up another issue. This is supposed to be a drama comedy but there’s nothing funny about Blanchett or her scenes. Hawkins character is actually much more interesting and her friends provide the very few laughs in the film. In fact, Andrew Dice Clay who plays Hawkins ex-husband only gets a few scenes but gets a great monologue that’s better than anything Blanchett does.
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