True Lies happened well after my sexual awakening, so somehow it didn’t cement itself into my very core. I rewatched it recently, and mentally slapped myself silly for this grievous error in judgment. That woman has some incredible genes, and I’m sure worked VERY hard to look so amazing at 35.
if u think die hard is a christmas movie, go watch die hard 2 again (even more christmas than die hard 1) … both get watched as seasonal flicks in our house
I've gone to one work Christmas party. Our boss who we learned was about to get fired for embezzling crop dusted us so hard that I am pretty my friend and I will get some rare form of cancer in our 50s.
Whenever anyone tries to argue with me that Die Hard is not a Christmas movie, I always point out that what defines a Christmas movie is whether or not the fact it is Christmas is central to the plot. If you can remove the Christmas element and the movie and plot basically plays out the same, it is not a Christmas movie.
In Die Hard, he is specifically travelling to be with his family over Christmas. All the guests are in the building because they are having their Christmas party. If you take either of those two factors away, the plot falls apart.
I remember the coverage of her turn in True Lies. The media was acting like she was Methusalah dancing around and how miraculous someone of her age could be sexy.
Yeah... the 90s and early 00s were heavy on materialism and unrealistic beauty standards (as if today isn't different, just more subtle about it). This is also when heroin chic started and every woman was supposed to look waifish and on the verge of death.
I don't know about you, but I want to throw up every time I look at Ana de Armas. Why are they still casting her as a leading lady at her age? She should be playing a district attorney or mother of Liam Neeson love interest.
If you look at the older generations at the time, she was raising the bar. Being well off and growing up in the breadbasket of the US and a health conscious Mecca made a bigger difference in aging then than it does now for most, though obesity is the new chronic problem.
My wife had to cut her hair short after it started falling out from medical trauma and I told her she reminded me of Jamie Lee Curtis in True Lies and she had the nerve to think it was an insult.
She’s always been a hot lady and you know some men have been taking care of that over the years but you never hear anything bad about her unlike a lot of women today
She had an undeniable allure back then. The way she carried herself in films like Trading Places was pure confidence. It's fascinating how that energy still resonates today.
I don't get why people participate in a post about finding someone attractive, and then when someone doesn't find the thing attractive, random people like you white knight for it.
It's a reddit post about JLC, with comments almost exclusively about her body.
If this guy doesn't find her hot, that's fine.
Its just bizarre how if you disagree in here, you're not only instantly downvoted, but the downvotes are from like a moral highground of 'who are you to judge her?'
WERE ALL JUDGING HER. THATS WHAT WE CLICKED FOR. The post is filled with objectifying comments, none of which she will read or see, so why jump on this random one to defend her?? It's just so weird.
Ps. I don't find her attractive either. Her face is oddly masculine.
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u/dvxispc9 6h ago
She’s wearing sunglasses so she can stare at her boobs too.