I've watched about 20 of her movies since the court stuff last summer, wanted to see what she was up to besides the usual stuff everybody's seen her in, Never Back Down, The Informers, Pineapple, Machete Kills and London Fields.
Most of her stuff is the same old thing besides being the hot girl object in the movies, the same thing Anton Yelchin said she was guilty of in Love Antoshka (the doc on Yelchins career), playing her roles one way and not trying out a bunch of different ways to do it like him when they were talking during filming of The Beaver, she was surprised he tried a bunch of different lines when shooting and wanted to try another after a scene was shot, she said "I only do one way" and it's done, he said "I can tell" and laughed, she said he changed her way of doing roles after that though I'm not sure it changed anything, she plays the same role every time I've seen her, and I watched 21 of them in the last few months.
I thought she did ok as the lost daughter in this one with Paul issues as she refered to her father played by Walken, it had that kind of Mixed Nuts feel to it, the Steve Martin X-mas movie from the 90s, slow and drawn out til they realize what the real issues are and address them. I wasn't bored or watching the clock like some others say, it was an independent movie and showed, unlike most of her flicks that concentrate on her in underwear or looking good as the tease or bad girl. I think it was a decent flick with a good cast of unknown to me players, Amber did a decent job, some people complained there was no character development elsewhere, it was a movie about a father and daughter, not everyone or anyone else. If you're a fan of Amber or Walken being Walken, watch it.
Most of her stuff is the same old thing besides being the hot girl object in the movies, the same thing Anton Yelchin said she was guilty of in Love Antoshka (the doc on Yelchins career), playing her roles one way and not trying out a bunch of different ways to do it like him when they were talking during filming of The Beaver, she was surprised he tried a bunch of different lines when shooting and wanted to try another after a scene was shot, she said "I only do one way" and it's done, he said "I can tell" and laughed, she said he changed her way of doing roles after that though I'm not sure it changed anything, she plays the same role every time I've seen her, and I watched 21 of them in the last few months.
I thought she did ok as the lost daughter in this one with Paul issues as she refered to her father played by Walken, it had that kind of Mixed Nuts feel to it, the Steve Martin X-mas movie from the 90s, slow and drawn out til they realize what the real issues are and address them. I wasn't bored or watching the clock like some others say, it was an independent movie and showed, unlike most of her flicks that concentrate on her in underwear or looking good as the tease or bad girl. I think it was a decent flick with a good cast of unknown to me players, Amber did a decent job, some people complained there was no character development elsewhere, it was a movie about a father and daughter, not everyone or anyone else. If you're a fan of Amber or Walken being Walken, watch it.