Hairspray - The Movie - Page 2

Livia · #16 07-30-2007, 02:21 PM

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Bobby is one of about five guys that I see. I was in a 9 year relationship that ended 18 months ago, so I am having a blast being single. But Bobby is a real sweetheart -- funny as **** and great in bed. We have a good time.

Travolta was funny but that weird accent bothered me at some points. You know who I really loved? Michelle Pfeiffer! She was hilarious.
After the movie, we were all talking about how cool it would have been to have had a Corny Collins show in our city when we grew up. That would have been awesome.

on edit: Penny Pinkelton was FABULOUS! LOL

rbs

Bobby? WTF? This is the first I've ever heard of Bobby!?! It's always been Jason, Jason, Jason!!

I haven't seen the movie yet (and won't until it's on cable or DVD, I loathe going to the movies) but on the commercials, Travolta's accent reminds me of Tootsie. And Walken just rules in everything he's in.

strandinthewind · #17 07-30-2007, 02:39 PM

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Bobby? WTF? This is the first I've ever heard of Bobby!?! It's always been Jason, Jason, Jason!! . . . .

My Brucie Bear and I, his Toogems, were trying to keep it a secret. But, now that you know - you can stand on his side of the aisle at the chruch

Livia · #18 07-30-2007, 02:49 PM

Hee-hee! I knew someone would think I meant you.

No, Brucie's Jason (formerly known as Matt) is a different guy.

rbs3676 · #19 07-30-2007, 05:50 PM

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Bobby? WTF? This is the first I've ever heard of Bobby!?! It's always been Jason, Jason, Jason!!

I havent mentioned Bobby?!?!??

I met him at work - he's a complete doll. I might have talked him into going to ACL, so you can meet him then!

Jason is still in the picture. He's actually on his way over here now. I'm making dinner - Sylvia's fabulous pork chop recipe with spicy green beans and wild rice. And, of course, a heaping spoonful of applesauce!!

rbs

rbs3676 · #20 07-30-2007, 05:52 PM

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My Brucie Bear and I, his Toogems, were trying to keep it a secret. But, now that you know - you can stand on his side of the aisle at the chruch

I love you, Jason!!

rbs

BlackWidow · #21 07-30-2007, 07:43 PM

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I havent mentioned Bobby?!?!??

I met him at work - he's a complete doll. I might have talked him into going to ACL, so you can meet him then!

Jason is still in the picture. He's actually on his way over here now. I'm making dinner - Sylvia's fabulous pork chop recipe with spicy green beans and wild rice. And, of course, a heaping spoonful of applesauce!!

rbs

Who can keep track of all your tricks???

rbs3676 · #22 07-30-2007, 10:55 PM

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Who can keep track of all your tricks???

LMAO

Christina, one of my oldest and dearest friends, said that to me the other day. But I'll tell you what, I am having fun. I have 18 and 21 year old boys - hot boys - calling me up every weekend and I know that it wont always be this way, so I am going to take advantage of it while I can.

Life is good. I would be crazy to complain about a thing.

rbs

**mylittledemon** · #23 07-31-2007, 07:45 AM

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Anyone see it? I thought it was fun.

I dont know why, but films of this kind really irritate me. I don't find them entertaining in the least. Like Grease and Rent (actually Rent had its moments)...*shudder*...I'd generally rather have a #2 lead pencil shoved into my eye though.

Musicman408 · #24 07-31-2007, 09:07 AM

I think we might see it. I saw Harispray on Broadway, and it was pheonomenal.

BlackWidow · #25 07-31-2007, 10:34 AM

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LMAO

Christina, one of my oldest and dearest friends, said that to me the other day. But I'll tell you what, I am having fun. I have 18 and 21 year old boys - hot boys - calling me up every weekend and I know that it wont always be this way, so I am going to take advantage of it while I can.

Life is good. I would be crazy to complain about a thing.

rbs

You are officially my new role model.

stevierocks87 · #26 07-31-2007, 08:40 PM

Well, I had a blast, but I do love musicals

The accent was wierd, but John Travolta was awesome and funny. And the march scene!

I'm currently watching the original on ABC Family with Ricky Lake from the late 80s. Its fun too, but not as fun.

tuigirl · #27 08-01-2007, 11:31 AM

Saw it recently, and actually quite enjoyed it (although we were practically DEAF afterwards, as it was sooooo loud!..what is up with the cinema guy on the volume dial?) We were a bit surprised about how little people spoke (all the songs seemed to come at once, don't ya think?) but they were good songs and some of the dancing was fab...I like the black (can I say that?) guy, thought he was the best and JT was great too.Will def rent it again for a girls night in,(with all the popcorn and icecream.).

mikeschmike · #28 08-01-2007, 11:35 AM

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I'm currently watching the original on ABC Family with Ricki Lake from the late 80s. Its fun too, but not as fun.

That's funny. I was watching too and it had the opposite effect on me. It made me love and appreciate the original so much more.

BlackWidow · #29 08-01-2007, 09:56 PM

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That's funny. I was watching too and it had the opposite effect on me. It made me love and appreciate the original so much more.

I will rent it.

rbs3676 · #30 08-02-2007, 02:42 AM

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That's funny. I was watching too and it had the opposite effect on me. It made me love and appreciate the original so much more.

I agree. While the musical is great, it's really a whole other vehicle. I think the original John Waters film is hilarious. And what a sassy cast -- Debbie Harry, Sonny Bono, Pia Zadora, Ruth Brown, Rickie Lake! It's also the last movie that the legendary Divine made.

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