He was certainly the most easy-going dumpee ever. “Nadine, get out the hounds. We’re going for a walk.”
He was certainly the most easy-going dumpee ever. “Nadine, get out the hounds. We’re going for a walk.”
I love that Astaire seems to be having as much fun as she is in that number.
... negative press surrounding Wilson’s incorrect assertion that she is the first plus-sized woman to lead a studio romantic comedy ...
Even Miss Bates and her mother in Emma, poor as they were, had a servant.
I did think the Emma-Alan story was the best part of the movie when I first saw it, then I watched it again and it seemed even dopier and more contrived than some of the other plots. He buys a gift for his girlfriend while he’s shopping WITH HIS WIFE? And leaves it in his coat pocket for his wife to find? No wonder…
Wouldn’t everyone have seen the wedding video at some point? Wasn’t that his job? Or are we supposed to think that he edited an normal-appearing video with scenes of everyone at the wedding, and made a video for his eyes only with just scenes of Juliet? Yikes, that’s even creepier,
Hard to believe that Morton isn’t in the trailer for Lone Star — he was so powerful in that movie. Frances McDormand too — she only had one scene but she was a knockout.
What culture is she supposedly appropriating? The Dutch Sahara desert?
I think her filmography may seem to consist of “dozens” of movies, because she plays the same character in each one she makes, so they all blur together after a while.
But not Judy, apparently.
We don’t have to take everything everyone says literally. It was a clapback. Maybe not a very good one, but just because you choose not to acknowledge someone’s point, that doesn’t mean you missed it.
I loved the Halloween scene in Meet Me in St. Louis too but I can see why pranking was banned, since one of Tootie’s and Agnes’s pranks was to place a dummy that looked like a body across the streetcar tracks so that the streetcar went off the rails. And they got away with it, too - Ma Smith was just “Oh you kids!”…
Uggh, his jowly face makes him look like Milo Yiannopolous. All he needs to finish the look is a pearl necklace.
Really? Does he always have this sniffy “This is all so beneath me, they actually show movies made by popular actors and directors!” attitude. Because it gets old fast.
Presumably the family member(s) she is arguing with hold different views.
Oh, is that why the good reverend groped her? Because short skirt = slut, apparently.
Yes, Fantasia’s hat looks as though it could stay on her head on its own, maybe with just one hairpin or clip, so ... a cocktail hat. Jennifer’s looks like a fascinator because it doesn’t seem to have a base and would need a headband and/or more pins to say on her head. They’re both very chic.
Yes, loved the sweet way she called Lucy “old lady”.
I know right? How can you gush about RwaV for like 2,000 words and never mention Freddie?
Who is Johnson? Why does someone named Johnson suddenly show up in the article, with no first name or any other explanation as to who this person is?