Madonna - W.E Reviews — Page 4

I'll always be a big fan but the woman is a pretentious obnoxious bitch. Anyone who says differently is seriously in need of a reality check.

It was indeed a celebrity prankster. And obviously if a prankster knew to give her those, she REALLY hates those damn flowers.

And hate to point it out guys, while you may not get flowers a lot, Madonna does. A lot. Fans are giving her (and other celebrities) flowers all the time. So, if someone igves her a flower she hates, she does exactly what you would do: say thank you and turn to your friend and say you hate that kind of flower. It's naive to say Madonna should be so grateful and humble to have received flowers from someone, and not even notice they are a flower she despises.

What is it about Madonna's success that makes people so quick to vilify her and say ridiculously nasty things?

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Updated On: 9/14/11 at 11:54 AM

"So, if someone igves her a flower she hates, she does exactly what you would do: say thank you and turn to your friend and say you hate that kind of flower. It's naive to say Madonna should be so grateful and humble to have received flowers from someone, and not even notice they are a flower she despises."

Wait...I'm sorry...you think that's what we'd all do? You think that's the appropriate response to such a thing? If so, perhaps we should have some tea and a talk.

And we have a trailer:
http://www.deadline.com/2011/11/hot-trailer-w-e/

It DOES? It looks like Julie & Julia, but with characters recently dispatched by The King's Speech and no interesting food.

I wonder about Madonna's fascination with Nazi sympathizers? Remember how she argued that she knew nothing of Eva Peron's politics, just that she was a great lady and wanted to represent her well onscreen? Or her never-came-to-fruition desire to play Leni Riefenstahl onscreen? I wonder if she has have wondered about her attraction to such figures?

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Many Many of the Evita press clips show her saying that she was a woman loved and hated by many in equal measure; she also says that the woman had many flaws. She was much more open about Eva after the film was shot which to any person with half a brain would show that she was careful about what she said because of where she was filming (she had enough trouble there as it was). The film itself also does not paint Eva as a saint.

As for Simpson i think it's great to see the other side of her (though this film does not ignore the rumours about her as well). At the end of the day a man (the King of our country) gave up the throne for her, it's an incredible story.

I don't think the film looks like Julie and Julia AT ALL (that's just an obvious comparison because of a similar plot device). The look of W.E looks stunning, the performances look strong an we already know that her attention to detail on the film is incredible. It will be flawed of course because she had a hand in the writing (it would have been nice to see her just focus on the directing) but the bashing of the film simply because it's her is very predictable.

Anywho I’m gonna be getting a look at the full film this week which I’m excited about so will report back then.

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