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the_archfiend) wrote2010-10-12 06:35 pm
the_archfiend) wrote2010-10-12 06:35 pm
"Bullock's Syndrome"?
I gotta admit that I don't get Katherine Heigl.
To be sure, she's a hottie (and I'm not one someone who starts barking like a dog at the slightest hint of a blonde on screen - Heigl or Naomi Watts? Sure. But Paris Hilton? Forget it.) who has a physical presence and a throaty voice that you'd think would get her over the top in film roles, even if they're only (ick) romantic comedies. But judging by this Red Eye article (also in today's print edition), she's apparently got the same damn agent that Sandra Bullock used to have when she was being steered to filth like Speed 2 and Demolition Man. That, or she was so desperate to escape the world's most overrated prime-time soap opera (read: Grey's Anatomy) that she was willing to take any crap film role to earn enough money and box office buzz to leave that smoking pile of a show.
Can't a man have dirty thoughts about actresses anymore without worrying about how reprehensible their films are? Oh, wait. Looks like I can, after all...
To be sure, she's a hottie (and I'm not one someone who starts barking like a dog at the slightest hint of a blonde on screen - Heigl or Naomi Watts? Sure. But Paris Hilton? Forget it.) who has a physical presence and a throaty voice that you'd think would get her over the top in film roles, even if they're only (ick) romantic comedies. But judging by this Red Eye article (also in today's print edition), she's apparently got the same damn agent that Sandra Bullock used to have when she was being steered to filth like Speed 2 and Demolition Man. That, or she was so desperate to escape the world's most overrated prime-time soap opera (read: Grey's Anatomy) that she was willing to take any crap film role to earn enough money and box office buzz to leave that smoking pile of a show.
Can't a man have dirty thoughts about actresses anymore without worrying about how reprehensible their films are? Oh, wait. Looks like I can, after all...