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Brenda Starr (1989)

Shields’ artfully monogrammed wardrobe and journalistic wiles do little to prevent her from falling into one of the most common traps faced by journalists: getting abducted by circus folk and forced to wear a skimpy costume, a fate that routinely befell Edward R. Murrow. —Brenda Starr (1989) (The Onion AV Club)

This review of this Brooke Shields bomb really amused me.

Okay, that’s enough blogging therapy. Back to work.

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