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ive now watched the movie and it turns out that's his name
Yep.
Sooo we all ship edgin and xenk, right?
I’m sorry but when the fuck did this happen?? Like he looks like he’s aged about 20 years but in the best way possible????😫😫😫😫
CHRIS PINE for Esquire Magazine (2023)
Review: People Like Us (2012)
Rating: 8.0 of 10
People Like Us is story about one Sam (Chris Pine), a twenty-something salesman who had to come home for his father's funeral who he hated, and discovered that his father had another family and another daughter (Elizabeth Banks) that he knew nothing about.
Imagine the brattiness of Captain James Kirk from 2009's Star Trek (who Chris Pine also played), put the character in a funeral and family drama, and basically you'll get something exactly like People Like Us. The lead character Sam was something that all of us like to hate: an alpha-type, cocky, over-achiever, money-chasing salesman who would put a bulldozer through a church and the books of law if it fit his needs. Elizabeth Banks' Frankie, meanwhile, was something of a different breed: a single mother struggling to meet her needs and put her life in order.
People Like Us is a simple story about people trying to connect with each other. No gimmicks, no obvious twist-and turns (aside from the core premise); it's just one of those quietly engaging films about people who have no idea why they're doing what they're doing. We get to slowly understand the father and what his family went through his life, as we get to know Sam's mother (Michelle Pfeiffer) and her past, his job, Sam's childhood, and Frankie's life in general. Those details, scattered throughout the movie like a puzzle of life, put layers into the characters in a seemingly obvious family drama. It put a sense of earnestness in an otherwise heavy-handed film.
TL;DR Written and directed by Alex Kurtzman (yes, that Alex Kurtzman. Roberto Orci, his screenwriting partner also wrote in this film.), People Like Us is not a perfect movie, but it's a surprisingly layered one. In all honesty, your enjoyment of this movie might depend on how much you tolerate Chris Pine's Sam (Olivia Wilde is still underused, though), but if you like family drama it's not a bad movie to spend your time with.
“Of all people, you know who I am…who the world needs me to be. I’m Wonder Woman.”
bad boy Zach xD
There are four beautiful men, all are famous and well-known to you.
All named Chris and each is hot and a total fantasy of mine.
Every one of them is a great actor, a hot guy and a long-term crush.
That's it, just sharing my feelings about Evans, Hemsworth, Pine and Pratt.
Maureen Ponderosa walked so Barbra could run 😤
Wonder Women 1984 spoilers without context
Wonder Woman
Guys, you have to go see the new Wonder Woman film! It was absolutely spectacular. I'm a Marvel girl through and through but this was Marvel level quality. There are a few plot holes but it is largely a good film. Like worth the price of a movie ticket plus expensive popcorn and drink level good AKA 'we've got to see this again' level good. Also, can I be Gal Gadot when I grow up? She really rocked the role and made it her own. It's a little different from Linda Carter's take, but just as good. Also, the fight scenes were SOOOOOOOOO cool. You must see it. I want more.
