Age of Adaline

Just saw this one. Liked it. I can be a sucker for romantic fantasy type shit at times (no homo). How else think this film is good?

Anyway, I've fallen in love with Blake Lively now. She's my new number one. What a beautiful woman!

 

Why would liking 'romantic fantasy' make you put in a 'No homo' comment? :scratcher:

Intriguing....

 

Because the stereotype is that those are "chick flicks".

 

And liking a movie that women like....makes you a...Homosexual?

Double-intriguing... opcorn:

 

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Lol.

Why ya gotta be so difficult? The main point of the post was how good the film is and how beautiful Blake Lively is. Any comments on either of those two matters?

 

Yeah. The disturbing facts that you go out of your way to proclaim your ardent heterosexuality.

 

So, you think I'm a closet homo? Is that the point of all this? Poster say "no homo" all the time

 

I never said that.

Your clear hatred of anyone 'sexually different' is quite clear, old-fashioned and indicative of an 'Old-Man' who can't handle 'changing times or lifestyles'.

It's like....when introduced to a Gay Man or Woman....you would stumble over your words, become embarrassed and probably retire to the toilet and throw-up violently....

 

Lol Dark Magus.

why does this bother you so much?

 

I watched this film early last year and thought it was decent for one viewing. I liked in particularly the part of the young Harrison Ford dead ringer, Anthony Inbruger, and have been saying all along that the guy must be cast as young Han Solo. I didn't made a review earlier because I knew it will be an easy target of the stupid comments by Dork Mocus, as demonstrated here now. 6.5/10

Anthony Inbruger

 

Because I'm gaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!! :mut:

 

I don't think you're gay, but I suspect that someone close to you is and that's why you're sensitive

 

Yeah Ingruber made it believable , he had the voice and the manner down perfectly.

 

U Jelly?