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Plot:
Nine people in Baltimore deal with their respective romantic problems, usually thwarted by the differing ideals and desires of their chosen partner. At the center of this is Gigi Phillips (Ginnifer Goodwin), a young woman who repeatedly misinterprets the behavior of her romantic partners.
Gigi and Alex
Gigi is a single woman who repeatedly misreads mundane actions and comments from her dates as indications that they are romantically interested in her, and frets when the guy does not call her.
In attempting to meet Conor Barry (Kevin Connolly), a real estate agent, at a bar, she befriends the bar owner Alex (Justin Long), who reveals the strategies men use to avoid a woman.
He explains that if a man is interested in a woman, he will overcome any obstacles to ensure they date again, and that Gigi has been misinterpreting and obsessing over imagined "signs" that she receives.
Their friendship continues, and Gigi interprets his eagerness to always assist (such as taking Gigi's call while he is on a date) as a sign that he is interested in her. She makes a move, but Alex claims he is not romantically interested in her and chastises her for ignoring his advice. She angrily replies that at least she has not let herself become cynical and bitter like him.
Gigi eventually moves on from Alex, however, in a role reversal, Alex begins falling for Gigi.
After leaving several unanswered messages, Alex arrives at Gigi's apartment to declare his love. Gigi thinks that she is the rule, but after Alex suddenly kisses her passionately, he says that she is his exception.
Janine, Ben, and Anna
Gigi's friend and co-worker Janine Gunders (Jennifer Connelly) is having difficulties in her marriage to Ben (Bradley Cooper). As Janine obsesses on their home renovations, Ben becomes attracted to Anna Marks (Scarlett Johansson), a yoga instructor and aspiring singer, and the feeling is mutual.
Ben and Anna pursue a flirtatious friendship under the pretense of him helping her establish a singing career. Ben reveals to Anna that Janine once gave him an ultimatum by threatening to leave him if he did not propose. Ben agrees to be friends with Anna, and in order to flirt with him she strips and jumps naked into a swimming pool. She invites him to join, but he decides against it.
Fervently anti-smoking (due to her father's death from lung cancer), Janine pointedly asks Ben if he has been smoking and later is perturbed to find cigarette butts hidden in their back yard. Ben insists that they are not his, and their contractor, Javier (Luis Guzman), says none of his workers smoke at the house.
During a tense shopping trip, Ben reveals to Janine that he has cheated on her. Janine is devastated but rationalizes Ben's behavior, blaming herself for being too cold in the relationship, and decides she wants to save their marriage.
After a positive meeting about her singing career, Anna begins to have sex with Ben in his office. They are interrupted by Janine who, hoping to spice up their marriage, has arrived unexpectedly. Anna hides in a closet, and Ben attempts to send Janine away who then makes a heartfelt plea to save their marriage, and there are indications she succeeds in seducing him. After Janine leaves, Anna angrily departs vowing to cut ties with Ben. As Janine tidies up Ben's clothes back at their completed house, she discovers a fresh pack of cigarettes in a pocket, and she explodes in anger. When Ben returns home, he finds his clothes neatly folded with a carton of cigarettes and a note attached from Janine asking for a divorce. Janine moves into a new apartment by herself to start a new life, and Anna is later seen performing at an upscale nightclub. Ben is alone, purchasing the same beer at the same supermarket where he met Anna.
Conor, Anna, and Mary
Meanwhile, Anna enjoys a close friendship with Alex's friend, Conor. He is romantically interested in her, but Anna is only interested in a casual relationship. Conor misinterprets her hugs and cute nicknames for potential romantic interest.
Anna's friend, Mary Harris (Drew Barrymore), works in advertising for a local newspaper, and helps Conor promote his real estate business in a series of print ads. Like Gigi, she meets many men (mostly online), but despite constantly monitoring emails, pager, phone, and Myspace messages, her dates go nowhere.
While Conor attempts to cultivate a gay clientele, two gay men tell him how he is going wrong with Anna. Taking their advice, Conor decides to declare his love to Anna. Vulnerable after falling out with Ben, Anna agrees to start a serious relationship with him. But when Conor proposes buying a house and moving in together, Anna admits she doesn't want to, and they break up.
Mary later runs into Conor, recognizing him from his ad photo, and introduces herself, since they have only spoken over the phone. They hit it off, and start dating.
Beth and Neil
Gigi's other co-worker, Beth Murphy (Jennifer Aniston), is living with her boyfriend, Neil (Ben Affleck), who is also friends with Ben. After seven years of dating, Beth wants to get married, but Neil does not believe in marriage. With Gigi's newfound pragmatic stance on relationships after advice from Alex, she announces she will no longer misinterpret vague gestures from men as more than they really are. This spurs Beth to confront Neil about their relationship. When he still doesn't want to get married, she breaks up with him.
Later, the preparations for her younger sister's wedding brings the issue into sharper focus for Beth after hearing many back-handed comments from various family members. During the reception, her father Rod (Kris Kristofferson) suffers a heart attack. Beth looks after him as he recuperates while her sisters wallow, and their husbands remain glued to the television playing video games and watching football with constant takeout as the household falls into chaos. As Beth reaches the end of her patience looking after her siblings and in-laws as well as her recovering father, Neil arrives with groceries and helps with the chores. The two reconcile, with Beth saying that Neil is more of a husband to her than her sisters' spouses are to them, and she will not insist they be married. Neil later proposes to her, and they marry in an intimate ceremony aboard his sailboat.
Review:
I've watched the movie many times that i could literally mouthed off the lines :D
the most favourite couple would of course be Alex and Gigi. they're sweet together. especially after Alex starts mooning over Gigi soon as they parted ways.. amek kau. padan muka Alex :evil laughs:
then, there would be the sweet pairing of Connor and Mary. they hit it off so easily because they had the same sense of humor. funny isn't it, how easily one can bumped into one's soulmate after despairing for so long over someone unavailable.
i like the part when Neil realises that though he doesn't believe in marriage, he's willing to give it a shot just because he loves Beth too much. it made the 7 years of waiting worthwhile, don't you think? Beth ni mmg sabar betul!
as for Janine, JC played it so convincingly that to this day i detested her character, she made me itched! same detest goes to SJ's character, she's only into Ben so much so because he resisted at first. but you have to admit, he was unhappy with Janine. when Anna continued to charm his pants off, he simply surrendered, albeit haltingly due to his loyalty to Janine. in the end, they were all three unhappy people. though Janine admitted that she's now dating again.
but then, i do think Ben and Janine are best divorced. their marriage is lukewarm at best and Ben is always held by guilt to stay married to her. of course you have to work hard at making the marriage works. but if you can't find it in yourself to confide in your partner about the things not right in your relationship, maybe it wasn't meant to be. Ben was suffering. he doesn't know how to convey that he's not happy without having Janine freaked out and feeling an ass himself. so he rebelled by smoking as in retaliation.
Well, enough of that. This however is my favourite scene of the movie:
love it!
Showing posts with label Ginnifer Goodwin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ginnifer Goodwin. Show all posts
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Wednesday, June 13, 2012
TSM: Bailee Madison vs Ginnifer Goodwin
watching Once Upon a Time seems to introduce a few TSM, especially relating to GG:
just watch the pix, it's uncanny, don't you think?
just watch the pix, it's uncanny, don't you think?
a blog even alleged that BM is GG's kid :)
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
TSM: Ginnifer Goodwin and Jennifer Morrison
i was watching Once Upon a Time, a tv series about fairy tales retold and discovered that GG of Something Borrowed is quite similar to JM of tv series House. no wonder they played mother-daughter roles in OUAT.

in fact, there is this blog that thinks these 2 actresses resemble each other. don't you think so too?

in fact, there is this blog that thinks these 2 actresses resemble each other. don't you think so too?
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| maybe GG is much rounder compared to the sharp features of JM. |
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Ramona and Beezus: why not just Ramona?
the Answer:
Because it is based on the Beverly Cleary's books which focus on Ramona Quimby and her sister Beatrice, known as Beezus. Beezus and Ramona is realistic fiction, written from nine-year-old Beezus' point of view, as she struggles to get along with her four-year-old sister. the movie however focus more on the antics of Ramona, the exasperating precocious pest.
the Poster:
the Trailer:
the Plot:
this movie touches on the relationship between Ramona (Joey King), a precocious girl with her family, mostly with her big sister, Beatrice 'Beezus' (Selena Gomez). her father, Robert (John Corbett) was laid off and her mother, Dorothy (Bridget Moynahan) was left to be the sole breadwinner.
the relationship between Ramona and Beezus was like a seesaw, angry bursts a minute, a loving cuddle next, unlike the close relationship that their Aunt Bea (Ginnifer Goodwin) and Dorothy shared. Ramona was annoying, imaginative and somewhat behaving like a pest, where all that she touched often end up causing troubles not only to herself but also to those around her. she hardly had any friend, save for her neighbor, Howie (Jason Spevack).
in the meantime, Aunt Bea was courted by her high school sweetheart, Hobart (Josh Duhamel) who in turn is Howie's uncle who just got back from his scientist field trip in Alaska (or somewhat). As for Beezus, she hated her uncool name and worried about her feelings for her longtime friend, Henry (Hutch Dano).
as the family dealt with their ups and downs, Ramona worked through her life, clueless but with zeal and persistence to find the happily ever after for everyone.
the Riviu:
the movie is interesting as far as a family flick is in concern. it taught kids on how to handle such familial misgivings where your dad loses his job, the house is risking bank repossession and what you have to do when things don't get into your way.
believe it, Ramona has tried everything: selling lemonade, washing car, trying out as a Princess in a commercial campaign.
and though she often aggravates her family, mostly Beezus, they tolerates her.
i particularly love Dorothy's response when Ramona decided to run away from home. it was dealt nonchalantly but she also planted heavy stuffs and a baby monitor in Ramona's big suitcase just so she can run away but not that far so the family can catch up to her.
however as for the close relationship shared between Dorothy and Beatrice, it's not so subtle and perhaps wasn't given much emphasis. i only got to know that the close relationship of Dorothy-Bea often becomes the aggravation for Beezus as she regarded Ramona as a pest instead of being a close sister that she deserves.
figuring Beezus out, i believe that SG did a very nice job of portraying a loving sister though how much Ramona's antics embarrass and cause her ire. and her love interest, Henry is very nice too!
Josh Duhamel's Hobart was a very kindhearted guy who deserves the sweet Aunt Bea. though he would sink low by bribing Ramona to get close to Bea, it was done so gallantly and heartwarming. If i was in Bea's shoes, i wouldn't mind hopping into his arms the moment he proposes, figuratively speaking :) he's so nice!
all in all, the chemistry between the actors and actresses was very believable. and Joey King as Ramona does indeed carry and drive the film very well. her connection with her father was very tight and supportive as he struggled over jobless situation and pulling his weight around the house. and who would have known that the longest picture in the world, drawn together by Ramona and her father in order to cheer her up after a very bad day at the school would end up solving their problems and landing Robert a job as an art teacher at Ramona's school?
oh well, we all love a happy ending :)
anyway, the songs played in the movie and the quirky imaginations of Ramona as she plots her next move and such do earn this movie its additional half star. because i love the quirkiness (^^,)t
the OST:
Because it is based on the Beverly Cleary's books which focus on Ramona Quimby and her sister Beatrice, known as Beezus. Beezus and Ramona is realistic fiction, written from nine-year-old Beezus' point of view, as she struggles to get along with her four-year-old sister. the movie however focus more on the antics of Ramona, the exasperating precocious pest.
the Poster:
the Trailer:
the Plot:
this movie touches on the relationship between Ramona (Joey King), a precocious girl with her family, mostly with her big sister, Beatrice 'Beezus' (Selena Gomez). her father, Robert (John Corbett) was laid off and her mother, Dorothy (Bridget Moynahan) was left to be the sole breadwinner.
the relationship between Ramona and Beezus was like a seesaw, angry bursts a minute, a loving cuddle next, unlike the close relationship that their Aunt Bea (Ginnifer Goodwin) and Dorothy shared. Ramona was annoying, imaginative and somewhat behaving like a pest, where all that she touched often end up causing troubles not only to herself but also to those around her. she hardly had any friend, save for her neighbor, Howie (Jason Spevack).
in the meantime, Aunt Bea was courted by her high school sweetheart, Hobart (Josh Duhamel) who in turn is Howie's uncle who just got back from his scientist field trip in Alaska (or somewhat). As for Beezus, she hated her uncool name and worried about her feelings for her longtime friend, Henry (Hutch Dano).
as the family dealt with their ups and downs, Ramona worked through her life, clueless but with zeal and persistence to find the happily ever after for everyone.
the Riviu:
the movie is interesting as far as a family flick is in concern. it taught kids on how to handle such familial misgivings where your dad loses his job, the house is risking bank repossession and what you have to do when things don't get into your way.
believe it, Ramona has tried everything: selling lemonade, washing car, trying out as a Princess in a commercial campaign.
and though she often aggravates her family, mostly Beezus, they tolerates her.
i particularly love Dorothy's response when Ramona decided to run away from home. it was dealt nonchalantly but she also planted heavy stuffs and a baby monitor in Ramona's big suitcase just so she can run away but not that far so the family can catch up to her.
however as for the close relationship shared between Dorothy and Beatrice, it's not so subtle and perhaps wasn't given much emphasis. i only got to know that the close relationship of Dorothy-Bea often becomes the aggravation for Beezus as she regarded Ramona as a pest instead of being a close sister that she deserves.
figuring Beezus out, i believe that SG did a very nice job of portraying a loving sister though how much Ramona's antics embarrass and cause her ire. and her love interest, Henry is very nice too!
Josh Duhamel's Hobart was a very kindhearted guy who deserves the sweet Aunt Bea. though he would sink low by bribing Ramona to get close to Bea, it was done so gallantly and heartwarming. If i was in Bea's shoes, i wouldn't mind hopping into his arms the moment he proposes, figuratively speaking :) he's so nice!
all in all, the chemistry between the actors and actresses was very believable. and Joey King as Ramona does indeed carry and drive the film very well. her connection with her father was very tight and supportive as he struggled over jobless situation and pulling his weight around the house. and who would have known that the longest picture in the world, drawn together by Ramona and her father in order to cheer her up after a very bad day at the school would end up solving their problems and landing Robert a job as an art teacher at Ramona's school?
oh well, we all love a happy ending :)
anyway, the songs played in the movie and the quirky imaginations of Ramona as she plots her next move and such do earn this movie its additional half star. because i love the quirkiness (^^,)t
the OST:
Labels:
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Ginnifer Goodwin,
Hutch Dano,
Jason Spevack,
Joey King,
John Corbett,
Josh Duhamel,
Sandra Oh,
Selena Gomez
Monday, April 9, 2012
Something Borrowed: so sedih!
the Poster:
the Trailer:
the OST:
the Plot:
Six years ago, Rachel (Ginnifer Goodwin) introduced her best friend Darcy (Kate Hudson) to Dex (Colin Egglesfield), Rachel's fellow law student, whom she has a crush on but thinks he'd never be interested in her. Now Darcy and Dex are engaged, with Rachel the maid of honour, but an offhand remark from Rachel in which she admits having had a crush on Dex during law school, leads to Dex admitting similar feelings and the two end up having a guilty affair. it all starts when Rachel attends her 30th birthday party that is being thrown for her by her best friend since 5th grade, Darcy. We quickly learn that Darcy is the loud, confident, party girl while Rachel is the quiet, demure, self deprecating girl. Darcy is engaged to Dex, Rachel’s friend and crush from law school. By the end of the night Rachel and Dex have slept together and the questions about love and friendship begin for this small group of 30-something New Yorkers.
the Riviu:
i love this movie dem too much. it was heart rendering and unique. though the moral issue of an affair with your best friend's fiance should have been rendered in a negative light, in so many little ways, i was brought to understand both Rachel and Dex's position. they used to have feelings for each other but due to Rachel's insecurity, she walked away too often from her true love. as for Dex, he was raised to do the right thing, to fulfill what is expected of him and to make everyone's happy.
at times, Rachel does hesitate and does not insist on any commitment from Dex. but at other times, the fighter in her does erupt to let Dex know that she's none too happy watching Darcy with him after they come clean about each other's feelings. her feelings are on her sleeves and Darcy being the selfish and self-centered person, failed to recognise it. Only Ethan (John Krasinski), the delightfully sarcastic childhood friend of both Rachel and Darcy notices the actual happenings and catches Rachel on her secret.
there is this character, Claire (Ashley Williams) who's obssessed with Ethan. her unrelenting pursuit and eagerness are disdainly scoffed at by Ethan. it was a pity to be in the girl's shoe. so optimistic for nothing. but she left with a quip worth thinking about: "at least i tried"
Ethan is always cynical and scathingly sarcastic around Darcy. he saw who she really was and their sparks made me think that there is something between them. to my disappointment, Darcy cheated on Dex with Marcus (Steve Howey), a hippy womaniser. and Ethan packed his bags off to England, without so much care about attending Darcy and Dex's wedding.
and what really earned this movie its 5 stars was Rachel and Dex. they are both good people with missed chances and terrible timing. it taught me to not hide my true feelings if i want something. the night Rachel let Darcy wins Dex, it was the mistake of her life. as she cried, hiding her tears in smiles, i cried too. it was so sad.. and when in the morning of the 4th of July when they spend some time together, trying to figure out what they really have together, it touched my heart when Dex says "i love you" when Rachel wakes up.
they then walked to the park and Dex wanted to hold Rachel's hand but she refused, feeling it's not right to show some intimacy in public. good enough because they ran into Dex's parents. noticing there is something between Rachel and Dex, his father warned him off the affair. Dex was told to stop seeing Rachel and do what's right i.e. marry Darcy.
being the obedient son, Dex walked Rachel home. at the door, he asked Rachel to remember what he had said in the morning, and that he meant it. after that he simply walked away and resolved to go through with the wedding.
however, it was easier said than done, on both parties. when Rachel again walked away from Dex in the rain, she remembered that it was her fault that Dex now belongs to Darcy. she walked away from him so many times, hiding her true feelings, and gave away for Darcy's happiness. She ran back to Dex and asked him to call off the wedding. Dex simply stared at her and said that it was too late.. broken hearted, what with Darcy admitting that she cheated on Dex with a friend and Rachel unable to use that info to cancel Dex and Darcy's wedding, she decides to jet off to England to see Ethan a week before the wedding.
when there, Ethan confessed that he might be in love with Rachel (it broke my heart somewhat) but he downplayed it to missing her so much. Rachel was very gracious that in turn Ethan admits that in Rachel's heart, Dex is still there. after the credits of this movie, it was showed that Darcy had seek Ethan at London. which means the future romance of Ethan and Darcy is still on in the sequel: Something Blue :)
even though one may say that adultery is a bad thing, two timing your fiance with her best friend is much worse, i couldn't help but root for both Dex and Rachel. Rachel is innately a good person, a good friend who really means goodness for others. she didn't mean to hurt Darcy who was actually somewhat of a guilty party too, what with her affair with Marcus and having his child but intending to marry Dex nonetheless. it's a good thing that Dex calls off the wedding. otherwise it would have been rotten for Darcy will not disclose the info to him.
i also love the ending of this movie. after realising that it was Rachel whom Dex is leaving her for, Darcy rages on and vows not to speak to Rachel ever again. but two months after that they bump into each other in the streets. Darcy seems miserable and less of a sunny wild girl she once was. they talk a bit and Rachel apologises, not for having a relationship with Dex but for hurting Darcy. Darcy then walks away and waves Rachel goodbye.
Rachel walks on and met Dex who was waiting for her around the corner. taking the stuffs she's carrying, they then walk off together, holding hands~ it was so sweet and heart-rendering.
the many Pix:
the Trailer:
the OST:
the Plot:
Six years ago, Rachel (Ginnifer Goodwin) introduced her best friend Darcy (Kate Hudson) to Dex (Colin Egglesfield), Rachel's fellow law student, whom she has a crush on but thinks he'd never be interested in her. Now Darcy and Dex are engaged, with Rachel the maid of honour, but an offhand remark from Rachel in which she admits having had a crush on Dex during law school, leads to Dex admitting similar feelings and the two end up having a guilty affair. it all starts when Rachel attends her 30th birthday party that is being thrown for her by her best friend since 5th grade, Darcy. We quickly learn that Darcy is the loud, confident, party girl while Rachel is the quiet, demure, self deprecating girl. Darcy is engaged to Dex, Rachel’s friend and crush from law school. By the end of the night Rachel and Dex have slept together and the questions about love and friendship begin for this small group of 30-something New Yorkers.
the Riviu:
i love this movie dem too much. it was heart rendering and unique. though the moral issue of an affair with your best friend's fiance should have been rendered in a negative light, in so many little ways, i was brought to understand both Rachel and Dex's position. they used to have feelings for each other but due to Rachel's insecurity, she walked away too often from her true love. as for Dex, he was raised to do the right thing, to fulfill what is expected of him and to make everyone's happy.
at times, Rachel does hesitate and does not insist on any commitment from Dex. but at other times, the fighter in her does erupt to let Dex know that she's none too happy watching Darcy with him after they come clean about each other's feelings. her feelings are on her sleeves and Darcy being the selfish and self-centered person, failed to recognise it. Only Ethan (John Krasinski), the delightfully sarcastic childhood friend of both Rachel and Darcy notices the actual happenings and catches Rachel on her secret.
there is this character, Claire (Ashley Williams) who's obssessed with Ethan. her unrelenting pursuit and eagerness are disdainly scoffed at by Ethan. it was a pity to be in the girl's shoe. so optimistic for nothing. but she left with a quip worth thinking about: "at least i tried"
Ethan is always cynical and scathingly sarcastic around Darcy. he saw who she really was and their sparks made me think that there is something between them. to my disappointment, Darcy cheated on Dex with Marcus (Steve Howey), a hippy womaniser. and Ethan packed his bags off to England, without so much care about attending Darcy and Dex's wedding.
and what really earned this movie its 5 stars was Rachel and Dex. they are both good people with missed chances and terrible timing. it taught me to not hide my true feelings if i want something. the night Rachel let Darcy wins Dex, it was the mistake of her life. as she cried, hiding her tears in smiles, i cried too. it was so sad.. and when in the morning of the 4th of July when they spend some time together, trying to figure out what they really have together, it touched my heart when Dex says "i love you" when Rachel wakes up.
they then walked to the park and Dex wanted to hold Rachel's hand but she refused, feeling it's not right to show some intimacy in public. good enough because they ran into Dex's parents. noticing there is something between Rachel and Dex, his father warned him off the affair. Dex was told to stop seeing Rachel and do what's right i.e. marry Darcy.
being the obedient son, Dex walked Rachel home. at the door, he asked Rachel to remember what he had said in the morning, and that he meant it. after that he simply walked away and resolved to go through with the wedding.
however, it was easier said than done, on both parties. when Rachel again walked away from Dex in the rain, she remembered that it was her fault that Dex now belongs to Darcy. she walked away from him so many times, hiding her true feelings, and gave away for Darcy's happiness. She ran back to Dex and asked him to call off the wedding. Dex simply stared at her and said that it was too late.. broken hearted, what with Darcy admitting that she cheated on Dex with a friend and Rachel unable to use that info to cancel Dex and Darcy's wedding, she decides to jet off to England to see Ethan a week before the wedding.
when there, Ethan confessed that he might be in love with Rachel (it broke my heart somewhat) but he downplayed it to missing her so much. Rachel was very gracious that in turn Ethan admits that in Rachel's heart, Dex is still there. after the credits of this movie, it was showed that Darcy had seek Ethan at London. which means the future romance of Ethan and Darcy is still on in the sequel: Something Blue :)
even though one may say that adultery is a bad thing, two timing your fiance with her best friend is much worse, i couldn't help but root for both Dex and Rachel. Rachel is innately a good person, a good friend who really means goodness for others. she didn't mean to hurt Darcy who was actually somewhat of a guilty party too, what with her affair with Marcus and having his child but intending to marry Dex nonetheless. it's a good thing that Dex calls off the wedding. otherwise it would have been rotten for Darcy will not disclose the info to him.
i also love the ending of this movie. after realising that it was Rachel whom Dex is leaving her for, Darcy rages on and vows not to speak to Rachel ever again. but two months after that they bump into each other in the streets. Darcy seems miserable and less of a sunny wild girl she once was. they talk a bit and Rachel apologises, not for having a relationship with Dex but for hurting Darcy. Darcy then walks away and waves Rachel goodbye.
Rachel walks on and met Dex who was waiting for her around the corner. taking the stuffs she's carrying, they then walk off together, holding hands~ it was so sweet and heart-rendering.
the many Pix:
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| the 2 best friends |
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| Darcy epitomises her party girl status |
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| Dex introduces Marcus to Rachel |
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| that night, Rachel admits her feelings for Dex back in law school |
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| the night years ago when Darcy first met Dex and Rachel forsake her feelings for him |
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| Rachel felt uneasy after her slip of tongue whilst Dex was processing the info. As a result, they made out in the cab |
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| Darcy teases Rachel about Marcus whom she thought Rachel is being intimate with. Dex squirms, no less |
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| the four Friends spending summer weekends at the Hamptons |
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| Claire with all the signals zooming towards Ethan, had failed to recognise Ethan's disdain for her lavish attention |
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| Ethan rather confessed that he's gay instead of telling Claire the truth |
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| claire, supporting Ethan's quest of gayness :) |
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| Dex and Rachel's first attempt at holding hands |
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| Dex and Rachel spend the 4th of July together to get to the bottom of their feelings |
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| Rachel woke up to "I love you" |
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| it hurts Rachel to watch Dex with Darcy, after she and Dex both confessed their feelings for each other |
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| Darcy is so dense that she gets Rachel to compose her wedding vows instead |
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| Ethan was mad at Rachel for not realising that he's the only one who cares about her welfare |
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| Rachel, drenched after she ran out in the rain and then came back to ask Dex to be with her instead. he however regretfully said that it's too late |
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| Darcy, alone and pregnant. she and Rachel make amends somewhat |
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| the Couple walked away, holding hands :) |
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