Yep. I feel the same way about Tom Cruise.

Heh...I made a thread about it...Thanks for the idea ;)

Keira Knightly

I want a girl who is deply in love with horror culter, deeply in tune with cinema (from drama to kung-fu) not afraid to act a little goofy now and then, doesnt take life too seriously, likes video games, has a passion for music (mostly metal), very very dark scence of humor, not affraid of commitment and likes to get freaky in the bed. That would be my ideal lady.

Damn...Almost made it :D


I can't stand 'drama'...


The rest is me...Kinda freaked me out....But, then again...I'd say that's probably ALL the chicks here at the forum :)

I know the kind of drama you're alluding to, Rayne, and I think it's crap too.

There are certain kinds of drama that I like... I'm not talking about drama for the sake of drama. I mean like shit that makes you think or shit that just wraps you up in the story. I don't like that hootchie-cootchie Cameron Diaz crap. I've never seen The English Patient. I don't like those movies that are depressing for the sake of being depressing...

Drama that's real... like something you would see on a stage. Watching Shakespeare (no shit). If anyone I knew loved theatre, I would love to go see theatre. That's what I mean by drama.

There are certain dramatic elements in certain horror movies, you know. Silence of the Lambs (if you count it). Psycho uses a lot of drama, for instance when Perkins and Leigh are in his office talking and he's shedding tiny lights into his darkness. Hitchcock could do drama and horror.

Not allowed to post in this thread, sorry.

hoochie-coochie cameron diaz crap? what is that? I wanna some examples cuz I ain't never seen none o' that.

almost an oxymoron, nice try though

Hehe....

I usually don't care for mushiness, and I don't seek out drama for the most part, but I won't knock it until I see it.
Legends of the Fall wasn't necessarily my type of movie, but after I got over it's appearance, I loved it enough to shed a tear, and I give those pretty sparingly. If it has a good story, I'm pretty open for it.
Of course, five years ago, I wouldn't have even watched it, so I guess there's something to be said for growing up.:)