I think it’s the hair.
When he took his helmet off for the first time in Star Wars I audibly moan-gasped in the theater on Christmas day.
I give a pass for keaton he was in the movie hidden figures after all. And in general I’m glad they are apologizing and being made aware of it.
Cheers to Jay for throwing something correctly.
I remember that look! But I don’t think I had any, sadly. But I did have a wide array of full zip hoodies from the likes of Pacific Sunwear and Billabong. And a drawer full of men’s board shorts, because apparently I thought I lived in SoCal, not Cleveland.
Ha! I turned into the mid-30s teacher who wears the hipster glasses and Converse Chuck Taylors to the lecture hall. I think 90s me would be mad that I turned out so lame.
In my first year as a college radio DJ, my favorite outfit was a sleeveless mock turtleneck, a long black skirt with slits up to the knees on BOTH sides and a wide elastic waistband, match by the wide elastic straps across my giant foam steve madden slides/wedges. I also wore ear cuffs, nude lipstick with a slightly…
It’s on the young end of gen x, depending on when you start millennials. I am borderline millennial, but most definitions call me gen x, and this was during college for me. I think it launched my senior year of high school. So, definitely high end of childhood, but squarely in my youth.
Y’all. That sleeveless mock turtleneck (what climate is that meant for!?!?) is confirming a fear I’ve had since reading this article about the first season of the Bachelor: were we ALL wearing awful turtlenecks throughout most of the early 2000s but we’ve wiped our memories clean of that fashion trauma? Are they going…
At first I was interested because I thought it was Val Kilmer and Amber Heard and I was like the fuck???
I love Kevin Kline in this movie so much! (I like him in a lot of movies.) He looks like he smells like cigarettes and stale booze but there’s something about his character that just does it for me.