X-MEN FIRST CLASS Featurette Shows How Long It Takes to Turn Nude Jennifer Lawrence Into Mystique

This comment, “I can’t say I loved the way the makeup looked on film…” is the reason I am almost done completely with ever reading these shitty movie blogs.
And someone has spent a lot of time and money getting Collider into internet blog prominence.
But I am sick of reading someone’s fucking comments on something and having the comment stick with me while I am watching the film – which it now will.
I thought the same thing, too; but, hell with it. Movies aren’t perfect. Collider’s friend site, /Film is just as irritating. Hell, their writers write irritating remarks in the headline SIMPLY to start debates which gets commenters on which gets the advertising money to continually role in.
But eventually that tactic backfires. AICN is a dinosaur on its last breath(s). People get tired and move on.
And while I’m ranting, I find it incredulous that, typically on this very site, one article will be a review of a film that one of the staff has panned followed by a junket interview with the cast one how excited the cast is for the movie geeks who supposedly frequent this site to see their work on the film.
Someone from the studios has to read these boards and wonder – I guess just for a fleeting moment – if it’s actually worth having their casts and crews interviewed by Collider. Is it?
And from yet another perspective regarding the importance of these new, well-funded movie “blogs” (which, in truth, are usually just sites with a staff regurgitating simple casting news, etc. *procured* from actual news blogs but with a geek perspective which turns out to be more and more continually cynical and hard-to-please, i.e., “I can’t say I loved the way the makeup looked on film) is that they trump up films that end up going straight to obscurity. How many articles were there for Fight Night or Conan? Evidently, Collider and /Film really had NO effect on the box office or even actual interest from the real world movie-goers.
My favorite tell that this site is irritating from the reviews to what’s picked to be blogged about in terms of production status to interviews is when “Frosty” interviewed Cate Blanchett during the Hanna press-junket and spent a few moments asking her, all in good-geekery jest, of course, about how much preparation she did for her cameo in Hot Fuzz and the video was loading slowly on the computer I was viewing that on and, though masked by good-natured forced laughter, I could actually see her looking mildly irritated by those questions especially considering she has only a certain amount of time and is trying to raise awareness for a rather small action film she was a part of. So, of course she was professional – probably never complained about that to anyone after the interview, but Frosty showed how fucking green he is when it comes to interviewing someone of her caliber – or just plain asinine.
I digress on my ultimate point; rather, it’s this: people from studios doing advertising have to be reading some of these comment boards – do you guys ever have doubts if it’s worth *wasting* time with these “geek”-oriented sites? Your product is usually disparaged in some way and on top of that, I don’t see how any real interest was generated with pushing your cast and crew through these stupid interviews?
(Okay, so I should save my rant about interviews for when Frosty actually posts them. I apologize, but now’s as good a time as any.)

im in love with jennifer lawrence, so damn hot

DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUMMMM!

That girl got an ass on her!!!!