Watched idea of you. Great escapism! In a Hollywood where every other actor like Jon hamm, whose ex wrote the movie , dumps his first wife for young flesh, it defiantly challenges the age gap bias for women. No wonder it’s a huge hit!
Watched idea of you. Great escapism! In a Hollywood where every other actor like Jon hamm, whose ex wrote the movie , dumps his first wife for young flesh, it defiantly challenges the age gap bias for women. No wonder it’s a huge hit!
I'm with Lauren on this. Great Hollywood escapism flick!
High-end furnishings, beautiful jet-setters touring Europe while having steamy sex, peppered with high-amp concert footage. Age difference is just a background gimmick. It's about "the idea of you," not the reality: She gets the hot young guy, he gets the hot older mom.
Hard to think of something that'd be a bigger downer to the whole thing than a discussion of fertility. (But I agree that the "5 years later" ending was a clunker.)
Also you guys never mentioned it, but I loved that Selene and her 16-year-old daughter have such a close relationship -- a real change of pace from the sullen teen-age nastiness typically portrayed on screen.
Watched idea of you. Great escapism! In a Hollywood where every other actor like Jon hamm, whose ex wrote the movie , dumps his first wife for young flesh, it defiantly challenges the age gap bias for women. No wonder it’s a huge hit!
I'm with Lauren on this. Great Hollywood escapism flick!
High-end furnishings, beautiful jet-setters touring Europe while having steamy sex, peppered with high-amp concert footage. Age difference is just a background gimmick. It's about "the idea of you," not the reality: She gets the hot young guy, he gets the hot older mom.
Hard to think of something that'd be a bigger downer to the whole thing than a discussion of fertility. (But I agree that the "5 years later" ending was a clunker.)
Also you guys never mentioned it, but I loved that Selene and her 16-year-old daughter have such a close relationship -- a real change of pace from the sullen teen-age nastiness typically portrayed on screen.
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Your commentary would’ve been different. If you had asked a woman who was single and over 40 to join your discussion.