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I'm with Rosie;
when enough people are ridiculous, it starts to look normal. I don't ever want
to start dressing/acting my age.
And no big dramatic
reunion between the leads. She realizes he's been a great guy all along, and
they are just back together. Simplicity. :)
Lyrics for all
teenagers to learn and listen closely to... http://twurl.nl/o2qnch
http://twurl.nl/o5oxay9
A great mom: A
woman who tells Mother Nature how she sucks and then shuts down a teacher for
the whole standardizing test teaching bullshit.
If a teen as bright
and intelligent as Izzy, can be led to call herself an ugly pig, there is
something seriously screwed up in this world.
Oh, and doing an
improv with the ex, on the Willis/Moore/Kutcher dynamic; funny but not helping
your cause.
Important RomCom
rule of life: If the girlfriends ex-husband is giving you tips and trying to
help you in an argument; good sign
I have to wonder if
the black mini-skirt wearing witches bit was an Eastwick gag.25
I wonder how many
kids of people in the industry end up prank calling numbers from their parent's
phone books. It has to happen.
I want to just make
out with Michellle when she she nearly beats Mackenzie Crook for dismissing
every actress over 35 as hags, etc.
And love them when
they still come out clean by simple honest behavior. :)
You do have to feel
bad for guys in movies, who are assumed easily swayed jerks and idiots, by the
truly manipulative wenches.
What's My Age
Again? Another musical montage. Gratuitous? Perhaps, but I don't care.
That is the
absolute best use of the Mrs. Robinson seduction joke ever, particularly when
followed by the Silly String and food fight.
Must stop mooning
over Paul. Self control is the key. *sigh*4
And now the
stalking montage to the title song!! Rocking to White Town...
Henry Winkler
schools teenagers on imitating Fonzie; now that's comedy.
Paul looks so sad
when she rejects him. It makes me want to hug him, and... nm
And whether or not
Mother Nature likes it; If I was 47 and had Michelle Pfeiffer's legs, I'd wear
short skirts too.
Somehow I think, if
Graham Norton wouldn't look away if Paul Ruud were going to flash a room.
Trash talk from
Hollywood teens: Ratings insults and celebrity rumors.
Bad movie move: At
work she always has something great to wear, but when dressing for a night out,
closet of clown clothes.
*bed dancing to
Switch*
You can tell Adam
knows how to adapt to his surroundings. He carefully figures out how to get
along with Izzy, and is in in seconds.
Rosie: This guy
could turn out to be the next Ben Stiller. LOL
Paul Ruud can flirt
like like no one else.
Ass crack
basketball is somehow even weirder than cleavage basketball. Oh, it's Graham
Norton. :D
Whoa, huh? Pfeiffer
is driving an EV around. I thought GM buried all of those at Area 51!
I don't care what
anyone says, I think the haircut totally let's Paul pull off 29. :)
Fred Willard trying
to use teen slang is wrong on many many a level.
I'm with Rosie in
this one; I Wanna Be Sedated, sped up and cartoonized, is just a bad sound.
Paused to school
some serious plot point idiots on IMDB. I know, waste of time, but I have to
keep trying to improve their minds.
I love that the
series Pfeiffer works on is so beyond ludicrous. And the joke about Stacey Dash
still playing 17 (she's 43 now!)
That first joke
between Michelle Pfeiffer and Jon Lovitz actually convinces you they could've
been married years before.
The plastic surgery
montage, in the opening credits, always creeps me out.
First off, I still
say the casting is impeccable in this movie. It's not on the surface, but a
wonderful accident. Ullman IS Mother Nature
I think we're going
for night 2 of a CT Tweets About...
Ooh!! I Could Never
Be Your Woman is on the On Demand.
