I'm really trying to figure out what's going on, so I will keep trying, as I really do you like the concept of Americans living in Hong Kong as ex-pats. I will keep watching it, but it's not as good as undone on HBO. Now that was really good.
I love Nicole Kidman, and the types of movies that she is involved with, and TV shows. I think she is a pretty good actress, but I hate to jump on the bandwagon, and as a 56-year-old woman, I think I look amazing. And I bet if she didn't mess with her face, she would look as amazing. It's very sad that actresses in sexist Hollywood feel like they must mutilate their faces just to get a role. I think she would've been good, so I do wish that she would stop, because I want to see someone's expression. I want to see them smile, or frown, or be jealous, or be angry, and I cannot see any of that it's just like someone who is dead in the face. And it's not only that, but it looks very unpleasant and painful whenever she speaks, so it's hard to get in to each scene. There is a scene in a restaurant where they're playing a really cool Blondie song and she's dancing with another lady, but I can't focus on that as all I can focus on is her marionette face and her joker lips. I'm not trying to be ugly, but I'm trying to let her know that it's really hard for the viewer to get into something when they can't understand what is going on. I don't know if she's happy or sad or mad or anything? I don't want to judge a female in Hollywood, I really don't, and as a diehard feminist, it makes me feel terrible to have to do that, but if I'm to base it strictly on the TV show, it's fairly good. Once I figure out what's going on, and I like the concept of it, but they should've used another actress. Nicole keeps inserting herself in all of these roles and it's just not a good fit. This could've been a five out of five, but I think Nicole needs to be behind the camera. Nicole, you're a stunningly, beautiful woman, and you are a really good actress, and I like the way you write these shows, we need more of them, but either use someone else, or lay off of the plastic surgery, because it does look painful and unpleasant.
I love Nicole Kidman, and the types of movies that she is involved with, and TV shows. I think she is a pretty good actress, but I hate to jump on the bandwagon, and as a 56-year-old woman, I think I look amazing. And I bet if she didn't mess with her face, she would look as amazing. It's very sad that actresses in sexist Hollywood feel like they must mutilate their faces just to get a role. I think she would've been good, so I do wish that she would stop, because I want to see someone's expression. I want to see them smile, or frown, or be jealous, or be angry, and I cannot see any of that it's just like someone who is dead in the face. And it's not only that, but it looks very unpleasant and painful whenever she speaks, so it's hard to get in to each scene. There is a scene in a restaurant where they're playing a really cool Blondie song and she's dancing with another lady, but I can't focus on that as all I can focus on is her marionette face and her joker lips. I'm not trying to be ugly, but I'm trying to let her know that it's really hard for the viewer to get into something when they can't understand what is going on. I don't know if she's happy or sad or mad or anything? I don't want to judge a female in Hollywood, I really don't, and as a diehard feminist, it makes me feel terrible to have to do that, but if I'm to base it strictly on the TV show, it's fairly good. Once I figure out what's going on, and I like the concept of it, but they should've used another actress. Nicole keeps inserting herself in all of these roles and it's just not a good fit. This could've been a five out of five, but I think Nicole needs to be behind the camera. Nicole, you're a stunningly, beautiful woman, and you are a really good actress, and I like the way you write these shows, we need more of them, but either use someone else, or lay off of the plastic surgery, because it does look painful and unpleasant.