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Natalie Portman is Too Good For EVERYTHING

By Stacey Nosek | Posted Under Pajiba Love | Comments (57)



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Natalie Portman, who is in fact Jewish, said in a recent interview that she’s basically above playing a Jew and how she doesn’t want to do films where she’s seen as a sex object. I guess that explains Mr. Magorium’s Wonder Emporium, then. (Yeeeah!)

David Hasslehoff is leaving that goddamn “America’s Got Talent” show, but surprisingly he’s leaving on his own accord and not because ended up barfing vodka and cheeseburger up on the other judges. (Celebitchy)

This is way too cool. House of the Devil, which Dustin described as an authentic homage to the 80’s horror genre, has gotten a VHS promotional release. (Bloody Disgusting)

Uhhhh, OK. Inexplicably, here is Heidi Montag driving a monster truck. That’s like giving a loaded gun to the toddler. (Litelysalted)

Mario Lopez is going to be hosting the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, presumably based off of his experience on Animal Planet’s “Pet Star.” (Warming Glow)

Since we here at Pajiba tend to adore pretentious teenagers in movies, here are some of the best. (Cinematical)

JESUS CHRIST. Howard Stern’s sidekick Artie Lang tried to off himself last weekend by stabbing himself to death. Where’s a handful of sleeping pills and a bottle of vodka when you need them. (Celebslam)

Here’s a retrospective of the jewelry commercials of 2009, because nothing says “true love” than some tacky piece of crap cookie cutter diamond something or other from your neighborhood mall jewelry store. (Don’t Do Dumb Things)

Cormac McCarthy was decidedly unimpressed with the film adaption of The Road. (Film Drunk)

Oh man, if this ain’t proof that the “Seinfeld” curse is still alive and well: George Costanza becomes the newest face of Jenny Craig. (Zelda Lily)

I was a little too old for the whole Power Rangers phenomenon, but this sketch about how “Zordon” is a racist is still pretty funny regardless:

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Comments

Mario Lopez can't host the dog show. I love the dog show! Who came up with this idea? Well I guess that ruins one of the only things on television that I truly love.

I'm having a hard time liking Natalie Portman these days. She needs to just keep quiet because she's not exactly doing herself any favors. Jessica Simpson rules for you now Natalie, sit there and look pretty.

Posted by: becks at January 8, 2010 1:09 PM

I have literally been waiting for this all morning. Work is that fucking boring on Fridays. Thanks!

Posted by: the_wakeful at January 8, 2010 1:14 PM

Wait, Mario Lopez hosts the dog show?

What's next, Sarah Jessica Parker hosting the Kentucky Derby?

Posted by: UncleJR at January 8, 2010 1:24 PM

Um, has Natalie Portman seen Attack of the Clones? She should take a stance against doing crap.

Posted by: Agente Provocatrice at January 8, 2010 1:36 PM

"Natalie Portman, who is in fact Jewish, said in a recent interview that she’s basically above playing a Jew."

I didn't get that sense from her quote at all. Here's what she said: "I've always tried to stay away from playing Jews. I get like 20 Holocaust scripts a month, but I hate the genre."

That reads to me like she's conflating Jewish roles with Holocaust roles. And that probably happens to her (and other Jewish actresses) a lot. I'd get pretty tired being the go-to girl for Holocaust films, too. And the genre tends to be prone to cliche, and sort of one-notey. (Unless you're The Pianist.)

The article continues: "The 28-year-old actress made an exception in 2009 and played a Hasidic bride in the film New York, I Love You. 'That was the first thing to come my way that really intrigued me.'"

As an actress, it's probably much more interesting and challenging to examine the life of someone so closed-off and different. So she's not above playing a Jew. She's above playing Jewish stereotypes.

Posted by: Mike B. at January 8, 2010 1:44 PM

Oh go easy on Natalie. Except for her poorly conceived support for Polanski and one or two poorly worded statements, she's educated, displays principles, is not into drugs and partying, can actually act, is naturally beautiful, doesn't have anorexia, and has a great sense of humor.

C'mon. Until she starts acting like a true stain on humanity I'll save my ire for someone far more deserving.

How about Keira-desperately in search of an electrolyte-Knightly? Mariah-get thee to community college-Carey? Ashleeeee-garblegarble-faker-Simpson?

I mean, there's about a million vapid, do no good twats out there consuming valuable air and we pick this chick for a take down? I guess I get annoyed because there's a bit of a groundswell in that direction and I pretty much think it's about knocking people off pedestals more than whether it is deserved.

Posted by: replica at January 8, 2010 1:48 PM

Mario Lopez can't host the dog show. I love the dog show! Who came up with this idea? Well I guess that ruins one of the only things on television that I truly love.

I KNOW. That dimpled simpering ASSWIPE can't taint the dog show. I LOVE THE DOG SHOW. I can only hope that the dogs will be so smart as to bite him right in the cheekbone so those damned dimples will disappear forever. Go, doggies, go!

Posted by: figgy at January 8, 2010 1:49 PM

Part II:

"Cormac McCarthy was decidedly unimpressed with the film adaption of The Road."

Now, I'm old. And maybe you young kids are using words in new ways that I don't understand because you all communicate with the Facebook and the Twitter and your sexting. But reading the article at the link you included, I didn't get the sense at all that McCarthy hated the adaptation. From the article:

Then he reappeared, studied the floor like a man who had dropped his car keys down a storm drain, sighed and said: “It’s really good.” Hillcoat, who had been beaten over the head with the specter of failure by just about everybody involved up to this point, couldn’t contain his doubts: “Really? You’re not just saying that?” “Listen,” he reassured us, “I didn’t drive all this way to blow smoke up your ass.”

It's possible McCarthy meant "It's really good" ironically, and maybe that's how you get to your "decidedly unimpressed." But if he was being ironic, there's no sense that the other guys in the anecdote, the adapters, took it ironically. They were relieved at the end of the story that McCarthy liked their work.

I'm off to shoo kids from my lawn and wait for the postman to deliver my email.

Posted by: Mike B. at January 8, 2010 1:50 PM

"Here’s a retrospective of the jewelry commercials of 2009, because nothing says “true love” than some tacky piece of crap cookie cutter diamond something or other from your neighborhood mall jewelry store."

i'm not in the least bit interested in getting an engagement ring-if my boyfriend wants to marry me, then that's enough in and of itself. i will admit to out-rightly mocking those commercials when we're together tho...that way in case he does attempt to buy me one it won't be from one of those cheesedick places.

Posted by: gem at January 8, 2010 1:50 PM

They always have a clueless guy hosting Westminster. For years it was Joe Garagiola (who was parodied PERFECTLY by Fred Willard in Best in Show), and I guess he's too old for it now.

There has to be somebody to speak in place of the general public. David Frei does a good job with the expert position, but if you all you want to do is look at the pretty pooches, you don't really care about what's really being judged.

Posted by: Wednesday at January 8, 2010 1:54 PM

I have to agree with Mike B. - McCarthy said it was "good".

Posted by: Cindy at January 8, 2010 1:54 PM

It's not right figgy! We should be able to do something. The people involved with the dog show are supposed to be equal parts elegant and weirdo. This guy is too cheesy. Let him host Dancing with the Stars, if he doesn't already.

Sorry replica, I wish I could get on board with you here but I've always really wanted to love Natalie and it seems like recently she loves herself enough for everyone. I get totally turned off by people who seem to take themselves way too seriously. She'll probably grow out of it and I look forward to that.

Posted by: becks at January 8, 2010 2:05 PM

Also, I have absolutely no problem with Mariah Carey since she is completely unintentionally hilarious. She brings me great joy, so back off of her!

Posted by: becks at January 8, 2010 2:07 PM

Ms. Portman, if you don't want to be a sex symbol, maybe you should stop doing photo shoots in sexy clothing and start using tape and stickers when wearing skimpy dresses. You know, everything that helps to keep you nips in check, you damn hypocrite.

Not that I'm complaining about seeing them.

Posted by: FabMax at January 8, 2010 2:11 PM

I wonder sometimes if people who try to kill themselves by self-stabbing have just watched too many movies. I mean, they make it look reasonably easy in movies, but it's really pretty hard to do, even simply from a force/leverage standpoint.

Posted by: peachfish at January 8, 2010 2:17 PM

This is the sexiest thing Natalie Portman has ever done. And yes, I have seen Closer.
http://tinyurl.com/38qaca

Posted by: Optimus Rhyme at January 8, 2010 2:22 PM

The boy and I stopped seeing her as a sex object once she signed that Polanski thing. *sigh* I miss simpler times.

Posted by: Kate at January 8, 2010 2:25 PM

"Oh go easy on Natalie. Except for her poorly conceived support for Polanski and one or two poorly worded statements, she's educated, displays principles, is not into drugs and partying, can actually act, is naturally beautiful, doesn't have anorexia, and has a great sense of humor.

C'mon. Until she starts acting like a true stain on humanity I'll save my ire for someone far more deserving."

--------------------------------

I feel the same way. She isn't perfect, sure, but most actors/actresses aren't.

Not that I agree with everything she says, though; as a vegetarian, I can certainly understand, say, her anti-meat-eating stance, but I can't agree the extremeness of it. I can't say I agree on her Roman Polanski stance either.

But at least she's taking a different, unexpected viewpoint; it shows she does believe in what she's saying, and for that, I admire her.

Oh! And then there was the Natalie Portman Rap (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8e6-IeQ0aw) on YouTube. That helped.

Posted by: Oracle at January 8, 2010 2:26 PM

Natalie Portman's wooden-ass acting in a Holocaust movie. That could be unintentionally hilarious.

I find the use of "genre" a little weird in that context, too - as if she's equating rom-coms with Holocaust movies.

Posted by: samantha t at January 8, 2010 2:44 PM

Mike B. is totally the Angel of Oh For Fuck's Sake in this thread. I dig it.

Posted by: ziggy at January 8, 2010 2:44 PM

"I find the use of 'genre' a little weird in that context, too - as if she's equating rom-coms with Holocaust movies."

I give you the Holocaust genre.

Posted by: Mike B. at January 8, 2010 2:49 PM

Mike B.: I love that one. "Schindler's bloody List!"

Posted by: samantha t at January 8, 2010 2:50 PM

in a recent interview that she’s basically above playing a Jew and how she doesn’t want to do films where she’s seen as a sex object

I didn't see that in the actual interview at all. I didn't see her say she was "above" playing a Jew, just in "Holocaust movies", which are in danger of becoming an exploitation genre. (Ie: Instant Oscar)
And the sex thing, I saw as her response to the public reaction to "The Professional" and it spooked her into "going in a different direction", so that she would be the one in charge of her sexuality.

Verdict: not guilty.
And yummy.

Posted by: Odnon at January 8, 2010 2:55 PM

I love that she hangs up her pretend phone, and when asked "What you doing?" she says, "Just...checking that." I use "Just...checking that" a lot in my daily life.

Posted by: Mike B. at January 8, 2010 2:56 PM

"And the sex thing, I saw as her response to the public reaction to "The Professional" and it spooked her into "going in a different direction", so that she would be the one in charge of her sexuality."

Right into the far-from-jailbaity "Beautiful Girls" where she plays a....precocious teenager wise beyond her years. Yawn.

Posted by: samantha t at January 8, 2010 2:58 PM

Hey gem, I call bullshit on your post.

(Sure, "cheesedick" is fun to say, but so is "booshit, booshit, booshit, booshit.")

Posted by: bostonadrianne at January 8, 2010 3:04 PM

Tonight Pajibams...I am a sad panda

Posted by: Nadine at January 8, 2010 3:10 PM

I don't really have a huge problem with Natalie, I just personally think she seems like a cocksure 21 year old and not an educated and thoughtful 28 year old. I don't have any problem with everyone else liking her though so don't take my comments as an argument for you to join me. Just voicing the old opinion to pass some time at work.

Posted by: becks at January 8, 2010 3:11 PM

Jesus Christ people, I have time for only ONE Pajiba drive by before I have to go to actual WORK today and this is all I have to work with? Portman has a stick up her ass and Mario and his dimples may not be Dog Show material?
Look, that boy can Samba his sessy little Latin ass across my TV anytime, I hope he has a matching set of dimples on his ass cheeks to go along with the ones on his face.
Portman is a lovely girl, but why anyone listens to her speak is beyond me. She will hopefully grow up and develop a brain soon.

And Artie tried to STAB himself to death? With what, a 40" sword? Dude has a bigger protective layer of blubber than a Walrus. Cry. For. Help.

OK, my work here is done. Miss you much.

Posted by: Lindsey with an 'e' at January 8, 2010 3:21 PM

Hmmm....right now I dont feel any way about Natalie Portman. I dont love her, I dont hate her. She's gorgeous, smart and can act her ass off, but i'm not in love with her like I am saaaaay, Christina Ricci.
She is how ever leaning dangerously close to annoying me, with the Polanski thing and equating eating meat to rape.
I'm a veggie, not through moral choices but I am.
And she makes people like me, who just dont LIKE meat, look sort of insane. Like PETA.
So she needs to watch her self.

I...I'll be honest, while she CAN act, I dont believe she gets that many holocaust scripts. She's ...and, okay...this is gonna sound really dodgy but i'll explain myself in a sec, she's too gorgeous.

BY WHICH I MEAN, I think Natalie Portman is mainstream stunning, too much so to play the sort of women you typically see cast in holocaust movies. Even gorgeous women in holocaust movies are gorgeous in a certain way.
Portman is, IMO, too mainstream and pretty in a way thats hard to conceal, to play a holocaust era jewish woman.


DISCLAIMER; IM NOT SAYING HOLOCAUST ERA JEWISH WOMEN OR THE ACTRESSES WHO PORTRAY THEM ON SCREEN ARE NOT PRETTY.

I just cant see her ever being cast in a Holocaust film. Like, if Megan Fox could act as well as Natalie would, you'd still never cast her in a Holocaust movie

Posted by: Nadine at January 8, 2010 3:21 PM

LindsEy, you rock my world

Posted by: Nadine at January 8, 2010 3:23 PM

Okay, I have to take a stand here.

I HATE NATALIE PORTMAN. She bugs the everliving fuck out of me. Every time I see her I see a smug, pouty, whiny bitch. Even on Top Chef she was annoying. She is to me as Katherine Heigl is to Dustin.

Posted by: TWoP Fan at January 8, 2010 3:49 PM

replica, I really want to take your side on this one. Portman is not deserving the kind of hate that Heigle deser, but the whole Polanski thing just isn't sitting with me. I married a girl who's a bit of a feminist, so I guess that whole old-man-raping-children-thing is just too much for me. In her defense, there's a lot of older, well respected artistic types on said list who aren't taking heat, she just happens to be one of the more famous women to have signed it. Why hasn't anyone shit on Whoopi Goldberg for her rapist support statement? And I quote here: "I know it wasn't rape-rape. I think it was something else." The fucker already plead guilty. If I said something like that on national T.V. I'd already have been stoned to death by a womens right group.

But I'd be safe in Hollywood.

Posted by: Xtreme at January 8, 2010 3:52 PM

TWoP Fan, I'm not there yet, but I feel ya, i feel ya

Posted by: Nadine at January 8, 2010 3:53 PM

OK, I'm back on forth on Ms. Portman, so I don't have a lot to say regarding this new quote of hers.

I can say that I hate diamond commercials pretty much across the board. The whole "buy her a diamond or she'll never love you" message they seem to sell makes me a touch stabby. Speaking of, I did have a favorite last year. Setting: a rustic house in the middle of a thunderstorm. At a powerful lightning flash, a woman shrinks like a frightened violet and clings to her boyfriend ('cause she's a woman, see). The man chuckles and says, "Don't worry, I'm right here!"

His smile vanishes and his voice drops an octave: "...and I always will be."

I was genuinely surprised when he brandished a diamond instead of a bloody meat cleaver.

That commercial never gets old.

Posted by: ShinyKate at January 8, 2010 4:13 PM

Okay... I really, really dig Natalie Portman, and I think she IS really fucking beautiful...


BUT --

You have to do this for me.

Check pictures of her when she was younger, circa The Professional and Beautiful GIrls and then fast forward to CLoser and so on...

She had a very subtle nose job. Shaved off just a SMIDGE here and there to make her nose absolutely PERFECT.

Like it wasn't gorgeous before.

Sheesh. Another Angelina Jolie/Michelle Pfeiffer move. Gorgeous women going that extra millimeter to achieve absolute perfection.

And yeah, it worked. It absolutely worked. Catapulted her into the stratosphere of perfection.

But please... it is NOT natural beauty. It WAS natural beauty... before the surgeon helped her go those extra few millimeters.

Sorry. Check the photographs. It happened. It happened with Portman, it happened with Jolie, it happened with Pfeiffer. That's how all three of them went from ALMOST perfect... to perfect.

It ALSO happened with Nicole Kidman, by the way -- only SHE didn't know when to stop, and she crossed over into the Land of the Plastic, and everyone in the WORLD noticed. Gotta have a very keen sense of subtlety, or a very scrupulous and tasteful surgeon/guide/consultant. Someone who will tell you when to stop, who's not afraid to tell you "No, that's enough, you're perfect NOW, any more and you'll be a freak." Nicole obviously did NOT.

(Yes, I have spent WAY too much time with this.)

Posted by: Maryscott O'Connor at January 8, 2010 4:22 PM

Y'all, don't be too hard on Natalie Portman. She has a very serious condition. Foot in Mouth Disease affects one in three famous people, and Natalie has an especially bad form of the illness. I mean seriously, she signed a petition in support of a rapist and then compared eating meat to rape . Normal, healthy people don't say things that stupid and tone deaf. And there's currently no cure, so she's probably going to keep on saying stupid things for a long time. She can't help herself. We should be tolerant of her unique disability.

Posted by: dr. pisaster at January 8, 2010 4:37 PM

Dr. Pisaster, she can stick her unique disability up her unique ass. HATE.

Posted by: TWoP Fan at January 8, 2010 5:00 PM

Portman annoys the fuck out of me, and it annoys me to see her on the Pajiba twitter page.

What about Godtopus, huh???? I bet He doesn't compare eating meat to rape. Then again, Portman defended a rapist, so does that mean she will defend meat eaters as well?

I'm confused.

Posted by: Bizarro Sofía at January 8, 2010 5:14 PM

I pretty much agree with Mike B.'s initial comment.

I never saw/heard/read the infamous meat/rape comments, so I have nothing to say about that. But Natalie Portman is very pretty and very intelligent. If she wasn't such a shitty actress I would be completely in love with her.

The Polanski thing, I wouldn't touch that with yours.

Free Mumia.

Posted by: TSF at January 8, 2010 5:29 PM

@ dr. pisaster: "Y'all, don't be too hard on Natalie Portman. She has a very serious condition. Foot in Mouth Disease affects one in three famous people, and Natalie has an especially bad form of the illness."

You seem uniquely informed on the topic. Perhaps you can show me in the particular quote linked to in this particular post where Portman specifically puts her foot in her mouth?

Also, do tell, how amenable are you to reading comprehension classes? Perhaps the facility where you want to send Portman for treatment of your self-diagnosed illness offers something remedial for you.

This comments section has been mostly a lot of, "Hey, there's Natalie Portman's name. I can't be bothered to read what she says, but I bet a lot of people need to know how much I hate her."

Posted by: Mike B. at January 8, 2010 5:55 PM

Ew.

I think most people don't take the topic that seriously. Regarding dr. pisaster, perhaps you could take reading comprehension classes since that was clearly a joke.

Posted by: becks at January 8, 2010 6:05 PM

Natalie Portman is getting on my last dick nerve, which considering my femininity is pretty hard to do. I used to love her, but now I just kinda want to punch her in the face. I think it started with her getting into Harvard (BTW I'm getting kind of sick of starlets getting to go to any Ivy League school they want). Then there was the whole "She's so smart, cause she went to Harvard" that the media started pushing, it started to grate on me. I was briefly won back to her side with her SNL rap and her performance in Closer, but over the last year I've had enough of her. First defending Polanski and then being a complete airhead-twit on Top Chef, and now this whole "I don't do nudity blah, blah, blah." I'm just completely over her. She not that smart, she's not that deep, and the internet has proof she's done nudity.

She is very pretty. I am not blind. I have no problem admitting that she is lovely to look at, but she now annoys the shit out of me.

Sorry that rant has been building for a good 2 years.

Posted by: Mebe at January 8, 2010 6:33 PM

yay, glad to see I'm not the only one. I saw her stupid face and skipped to the end to get the rant out. Now I see I am not alone, I

Posted by: Mebe at January 8, 2010 6:35 PM

He stabbed himself 9 times, and he's not dead? Artie Lang, a fatass, pale, 40 year old white man who looks 62, is officially more gansta than 50 Cent.

Although, considering I hate 50 Cent, and pass up absolutely no opportunity to insult him, that says little.

Posted by: George at January 8, 2010 6:53 PM

Mike B, I'm much too lazy to start looking up quotes, but yeah, I would consider saying things like you don't want to play a Jew (even though you are one), or comparing meat-eating to rape (after publicly supporting a rapist), or saying that the recession is exciting because it gives people opportunities to do something different (while completely ignoring the hardships many people are going through), qualifies as putting one's foot in one's mouth. There's no problem with my reading comprehension. The problem is Natalie's tendency to say things in a way that's unintentionally offensive. I don't think she means these things in the way they come across, but that doesn't change the fact that they come across negatively.

Posted by: dr. pisaster at January 8, 2010 7:41 PM

Okay, this is from left field, but if I an not incongruous, I am simply not free, so here goes:

WESTMINSTER? AKC? FUCK ALL THE DOG SHOWS. Too goddamn many stray pups in this country and yet these uppity fucks actually think it's the shit to promote competitive breeding?!?!?! Fuck 'em all. And if Mario Lopez joining the deal only serves to make the whole thing an even bigger farce for the vacuous, blue-haired ninny crowd, then great. Let the whole thing burn to the ground in a toxic miasma of Chanel, patent leather and flea and tick shampoo.

Fuck breeders and fuck their self-congratulatory bullshit.

Posted by: Johnnyboy at January 8, 2010 10:41 PM

Natalie Portman has been a raging anti-Semite for years.

Posted by: BarbadoSlim at January 9, 2010 12:35 PM

Yet more lies farted and shit out by the Pajiba staff, this time about Cormac McCarthy. I'd like an honest answer to this; do you fuckshits actually read the content of the shit you link to for Pajiba Love or just through some shit up there and write some failed lameo snark that you desperately hope will come off as cool/hip?

McCarthy said that he liked The Road.

End of story.

Yet you make it out that he took a shit in the screening room.

Pathetic and said, you're as a bad as the Republicans like Hannity, trying to twist reality to suit your own ends and story.

Posted by: Fappy McFapper at January 9, 2010 1:17 PM

no, not bullshit or 'booshit'. didn't you ever see the movie blood diamond? is it so hard to believe in this day and age that someone doesn't care about a ring? i'm not some young douchey girl. i read pajiba for crying out loud. way to be a cynic.

Posted by: gem at January 9, 2010 1:25 PM

Well-said Johnnyboy. Amen.

Posted by: banana at January 9, 2010 2:36 PM

Dr. Pisaster, I am currently working on a cure for Foot in Mouth Disease. It consists of a modified straight-jacket that encompasses the legs, feet, and mouth. It's currently patent-pending (so don't even TRY to steal my idea, fuckers) and in Phase IV clinical trials for testing. After trials it will be submitted to the PMTA (Pajiba Murder-Tanking Adminstration) for approval, then available for public purchase.

Posted by: stardust at January 9, 2010 3:06 PM

Sure, I saw that movie. I read Pajiba, for crying out loud. (BTW, your laminated Pajiba membership card is in the mail. Congrats!) I don't doubt your strong feelings on the matter of diamonds' origins. That’s not really what I noticed about your first post, though. It was more a contradiction within that got me: You "aren't the least bit interested" in getting a ring from your bf, yet you'll willingly manipulate the situation in case he does want to participate in a cultural gesture to show his commitment to you.

Pardon me while I indulge in a little chortle at the added irony of your handle being "gem."

K, thanks... I'd better go now, before anyone else notices that there's a "cynic" posting on this website.

Posted by: bostonadrianne at January 9, 2010 5:15 PM

I'll back your claim Gem, though maybe it was your handle that got called out;)
If my boyfriend opened a box and proposed with a diamond ring, I would be disappointed. I have no desire for one and he should (he does) know that. Not all women are up for a piece of shiny carbon just because it's traditional or culturally significant.

Posted by: racahel at January 10, 2010 7:16 PM

Ah refreshing and reading all the posts would be helpful I see.

Posted by: racahel at January 10, 2010 7:19 PM

yes natalie says very intelligent things. pity her actions contradict what she says which is why, to me, shes a hypocritical idiot.

Posted by: Amy at January 11, 2010 1:13 AM

Portman is kind of a dick.

She is attractive and can act, but she's just a knob.

Also, I'm not particularly sure that the "Polanski petition" and those that signed it are actually pro-"Roman Polanski's act", as they are anti-"using film festivals for for ulterior motives".

Kind of a shitty move considering the context, and they do blow smoke up his arse for his artistic ability, but not quite the same as being pro-molestation.

It is a subtle point, but if true, one that needs to be considered. It is always the nasty lose-lose situations that test a person's true fibre. If you really believed in such a point, defending a kiddy fiddler in honour of it must be a tough call.

Big 'if', peoples, so don't get your knickers in a twist (unless we're not talking metaphorically)

Posted by: Peter G at January 11, 2010 1:37 AM


















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