Just Go With It, a new semi-romantic comedy released February 11th, is a comedy must see. This movie stars Adam Sandler opposite Jennifer Aniston. I have to admit I questioned the chemistry the two would produce on screen but, my pessimism was continually shot down starting with the first few scenes.
The story is built around the idea that Danny played by Sandler habitually pretends to be married in order to get woman to fall for him. His dissaprooving assistant Katherine (Aniston) is thrust into his worldwind of lies when he meets a noticeably younger woman at a party, Palmer played by Brooklyn Decker, whom he tries to win over by undoing a lie that was unexpectedly told.
This movie went beyond the usual hate-turns to-love aspect that seems to haunt every romantic comedy. Jennifer Aniston's portrayal of a single mother was shockingly believable. Being that in her actual life she has no children, the motherly roll seemed very natural for her. Aniston pulled off the caring and concerned parent part with deserved success. Sandler orchestrated the films ongoing humor with his customary abnormal insensitive-to-children-humor. The movie was filled with unexpected awkward situations that accompanied huge amounts of laughter.
Brooklyn Decker plays the gorgeous model type love interest of Danny (Sandler). Besides all stereotypes that beauty comes with no brains, her character turns out to be a school teacher. Decker herself also turns out to be a pretty crafty actress considering this was her on screen debut. Cast with well seasoned pros, Decker easily keeps up with their pace.
I have to say that I have been very disappointed in these recent comedies where you have to hear an earful of profanity and an enormous amount of sex jokes. This was a breath of fresh air from all the past comedic disappointments. If you want to laugh and enjoy this weekend with almost non-stop humor...take a break from the busy world and grab some popcorn and try not to choke when you see this hilarious comedy about unexpected love and laugh out loud comedy. This movie gets a well deserved three snaps and smile!
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1564367/
I am so happy for my bigsis who had a birthday yesterday :) I have been extremely anxious about hearing how it turned out and much to my satisfaction it went GREAT! She said that a good number of people showed up, we were talking about how much we thought would show and that was the weekend before last. She put out the number 12. So of course that means it more than doubled. I have a special place in my heart for birthdays I just truly love them.
In times of catastrophe like these. We need to bond together and pray. The best thing you can do right now is send prayers. No one can bring back any one's loved ones by complaining and blaming people. These are horrible tragedies that have happened to people all around the world. Somehow we are all connected and not only is this affecting Japan it is affecting all the people that are connected to someone there.
Do not think that your prayers won't count. If we are all praying for those around us, you will definitely see a change. Nothing is going to help the hurt than more than love. People don't need to hear any advice on what they should have done or what they did not do. This is a very sensitive time for many. A lot of people have lost someone dear to them and all the complaining any finger pointing just adds to the hurt.
I love, love, love this brush! I was simply out shopping one day. I was at Target and I discovered they had an affordable makeup section. I was amazed that I could get good quality products at clearance prices. The best part was I could try out all the products and not feel like I was robbed if I ended up not liking it. Well, the not liking it part never happened. I fell in love with one product in particular, The "eye shadow brush" I felt like this brush was made for me. It was simple and easy to use and it worked really well. I have never been anything close to an expert when it came to applying makeup but when I used this product I looked very similar to one. I will never feel out of trend again when it comes to eye makeup. I have tried all of their colors and used them in different ways.
I am at the point in my life where I either have to completely and utterly believe with all my heart or give up. I choose to stick with it. I have a calling on my life and I want this calling to be manifested into reality. I sometimes get hung up on how long it will take or how much I am unfit for the job. But then I always bounce back. It is not easy being a Christian but it is so worth it. I can hear God speaking to me throughout the day and just to know that he is near, changes things for me. I push forward knowing that my trust in God is what has brought me to the point that I am at now. I am forever grateful that the Lord has blessed me to be here.
Just Go With It, a new semi-romantic comedy released February 11th, is a comedy must see. This movie stars Adam Sandler opposite Jennifer Aniston. I have to admit I questioned the chemistry the two would produce on screen but, my pessimism was continually shot down starting with the first few scenes.
This movie went beyond the usual hate-turns to-love aspect that seems to haunt every romantic comedy. Jennifer Aniston's portrayal of a single mother was shockingly believable. Being that in her actual life she has no children, the motherly roll seemed very natural for her. Aniston pulled off the caring and concerned parent part with deserved success. Sandler orchestrated the films ongoing humor with his customary abnormal insensitive-to-children-humor. The movie was filled with unexpected awkward situations that accompanied huge amounts of laughter.
Brooklyn Decker plays the gorgeous model type love interest of Danny (Sandler). Besides all stereotypes that beauty comes with no brains, her character turns out to be a school teacher. Decker herself also turns out to be a pretty crafty actress considering this was her on screen debut. Cast with well seasoned pros, Decker easily keeps up with their pace.
