I love that Lil framed chick! I knew she was older than what she was playing watching Wednesday...
Whats the Official Bgol line on Jenna Ortega??
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She got Ralph maccio disease homie..she'll be 35 looking 17...
As long as you KNOW she's legal...she fair game.
hell even Ramses says so!
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Face right there is giving me young Rosie Perez vibes
Imagine a party with them both
but without the annoying voice or attitude...thats what they call a WIN/WIN
She has too childlike a face, I agree. Like the Arya Stark chick, just too immature looking.
She needs more calories.
Giv
Give her time. She's not going to be this skinny forever.
I’m def a fan
That was cute....
Honestly, as a cinephile it's that type of stuff that I love. The actor's eyes and watching how their emotion flows through their entire body not just blocking/movements.
I feel you, that happens when an actor fully internalizes a character; man, that takes a lot training for an actor. As Jonathan Major said, most of acting training is unlearning our societal personal barriers.
Is that why he was begging a white woman to encapsulate the aura of a black first lady?
My comment was made on Oct 22, 2023, that was before the trial or anything relating to the trial.
She looks too young for me. I like women. This chick looks like one of my kid's friends.
DSL’s
I'm a fan
Watched Miller's Girl a few days ago given all the poor reviews in recent weeks. Still trying to decipher if it was a "good bad movie" or not.
There were certain elements that I liked (or didn't mind). The friendship with Ortega and her classmate "Winnie". Martin Freeman and fellow teacher Bashir Salahuddin as "Boris Fillmore". Winnie had some of the funnier moments with her inappropriate comments.
The controversial scene about 2/3 the way through the movie doesn't amount to much, and is fairly cringe.
One of the most accurate lines in the movie is in the latter half when one character notes to be weary of teenage girls as they can be "dangerous" and "emotionally abusive".
Much of the dialogue doesn't feel natural though as it's too literature / academia-based. Felt more like an older college setting, as opposed to that of a high school.
Little back story on Ortega's character, and little to nothing about other students aside from Ortega as "Cairo Sweet" and Gideon Adlon as "Winnie".
There were certain elements that I liked (or didn't mind). The friendship with Ortega and her classmate "Winnie". Martin Freeman and fellow teacher Bashir Salahuddin as "Boris Fillmore". Winnie had some of the funnier moments with her inappropriate comments.
The controversial scene about 2/3 the way through the movie doesn't amount to much, and is fairly cringe.
One of the most accurate lines in the movie is in the latter half when one character notes to be weary of teenage girls as they can be "dangerous" and "emotionally abusive".
Much of the dialogue doesn't feel natural though as it's too literature / academia-based. Felt more like an older college setting, as opposed to that of a high school.
Little back story on Ortega's character, and little to nothing about other students aside from Ortega as "Cairo Sweet" and Gideon Adlon as "Winnie".
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Mr. Pool
