So, I finally sat down and watched that movie last night. Honestly? It didn't really hit the mark for me. Catherine looks stunning, obviously—but Clooney? Not so much. He’s nowhere near as good as he was in *Who Framed Roger Rabbit*. The plot felt thin and way too predictable; you could see the punchlines coming from a mile away. That old guy on the monitors... I suppose if you're a kid under eight, he might actually be funny. Anyway, it just lacked something. It felt unfinished and ultimately fell flat. I definitely expected more.
Look, he definitely had his moments. For me, his best work was probably in *Subway*—he really nailed that role. I have to give a little shout-out to my namesake, 😎 .
Look, if you ask me, an online forum should be a space for hanging out and actually swapping ideas... you can say whatever is on your mind—sure, people might come at you for it, but they aren't staring you down 😁 , which makes things a whole lot easier. Besides, you actually have the luxury of time to formulate a coherent thought—it’s not like a real-life conversation where everything moves at lightning speed and not everyone is quite as sharp as the folks gathered here 🙄
Look, can you really just go around bothering your friends and family in real life the way people do here? I mean, probably not. There’s usually some kind of social boundary, right? But here—well, there aren't any boundaries (though I'm sure the moderators are listening closely 😁 )—so people just tear down all their walls and say whatever random thought pops into their heads. That’s why this forum is 👍
Personally, I’d implement a very specific hierarchy here: keep the short ones right up front, while those tall, stubborn types can stay relegated to the back 😁
I find myself washing my hair every two or three days—it’s become a bit of a ritual. Honestly, I think the main culprit behind how quickly it gets greasy is just the urban grime and all that smog hanging over the city...
Let’s go with—Hell Orange. Mostly because I heard it was absolutely revolting. And honestly, I really don't need that kind of chaos in my life—especially if 🙂
Does anyone else here get a bit of a crush on certain actors from those old black-and-white classics? I’m talking about the era up through the 60s, if you're into that sort of thing. Who was your absolute favorite back when they were in their prime? (I mean, let’s be honest—Marlon Brando was a total knockout, even if his look has changed quite a bit since then) Feel free to vent, too—who did you find absolutely terrible?
For me, the heavy hitters were: Montgomery Clift, Laurence Olivier (especially in Hurricane), and Gregory Peck. The absolute worst: Fred Astaire
It’s a decent enough little flick if you're into teen dramas—or just generally enjoy that specific genre. You’ll get a few good laughs out of it, but overall, it’s pretty sweet.
P.S. In case anyone was wondering, every girl's ultimate dream is basically Colin FIRTH. The man is absolute perfection!
I’ve heard nothing but rave reviews—supposedly a total blast.
One thing I’m trying to wrap my head around, though: since everyone is going to be back in town—students finishing up, folks returning from their winter breaks—when do they actually plan on dropping a decent movie in theaters? Are we looking at December 1st?