Rachel Weisz. Yummy mummy!!! (1 Viewer)

[David Werner]

Also enjoyed Rachel in "Enemy at the Gates."

 

[Aurel Savin]

Yeah ... I am looking forward to "enjoy" Rachel in ENEMY AT THE GATES soon!
Whatever happened to Ione Skye? ... she was my actress crush in years ago ... man she was hot in THE RACHEL PAPERS
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[Danny Tse]

Just Rachel Weisz on a giant Gap billboard ad. It's right next to eastbound 80 as you approach the Bay Bridge from downtown San Francisco, if you are interested. Almost caused major pileup on the freeway!!

 

[Scott Strang]

Yep; she's drool material alright.
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[brentl]

Rachel looks sweet!
Mena needs to pull her forehead down.
and Britney...well lose the head, the belly button ring, and the horrid voice, and that body kicks some ass.
Brent L
That's IMHO of course

 

[Paul_D]

I think the comments about Mena Suvari in this post are absolutely disgusting! She is (along with Rachel Weisz), easily the most beautiful actresses working today. IMO of course.

 

[Tom-G]

and Britney...well lose the head, the belly button ring, and the horrid voice, and that body kicks some ass.

And that phony personality, too. I'll take Jessica Simpson over Brit any day in a New York minute!
Oh, the joys of me not having to be critiqued. I'm sure these babes could find a laundry list of things wrong with me!
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[Brian Harnish]

Personally, I don't find anything wrong with Mena Suvari. Matt certainly has his head on straight...

Now, as for Christina Aguilera...yeowza! Urrr...she *IS* over 18, right?
I hope Kate Winslet doesn't read this thread...

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[Tom-G]

Yes, Christina is over 18. She's 20 years old. Somehow, I doubt that Kate Winslet is reading this thread. You are safe.

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As for the bad rap about the characters--hey, I've seen space operas that put their emphasis on human personalities and relationships. They're called "Star Trek" movies. Give me transparent underwater cities and vast hollow senatorial spheres any day. --Roger Ebert on The Phantom Menace

 

[Seth Paxton]

Is it just me or do some of you 30+ types also find the slightly older chicks to be the real babes now. Somewhere along the line 18 started looking a bit too young for my taste.
Give me more like Rachel any day. I'm a 25-35 man now. There are a few younger that catch my interest, but most look like they will be hot "in the future" but too young now.
I just don't know how/when that happened to me.
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[Neil Joseph]

I agree with the sub 20 year olds, too giggly and annoying most of 'em.
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[mark_d]

I was never a Weisz fan (having only really seen her in the Mummy movies), but then I watched the "Enemy at the Gates" DVD...
Yum.
Mark

 

[Inspector Hammer!]

Rachel Weisz is hot, thiers no denying that, but their is someone new who just makes me so crazy I can hardly put it into words! Has anyone watched that new HBO series 'The Mind of the Married Man'? Thier is this INCREDIBLY gorgeous creature named Ivana Milicevic, she plays Micky's secretary Missy, she is the most sentuous and sexiest woman I have ever seen! Even the sound of her voice turns me on!
I never thought i'd see a woman who drives me madder than Estella Warren, but here she is! Those nightdream sequences when Micky imagines her in his bedroom drive me up a damn wall! Infinate

's!!!!
O.k. John, down boy, down!
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[Edited last by John Williamson on October 01, 2001 at 03:06 AM]

 

[Holadem]

I agree with the sub 20 year olds, too giggly and annoying most of 'em.

I have always felt that way even when I was there (I am 23). I would take a middle aged woman over these girls ANYDAY as I have always preferred older women.
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Holadem - I am willing to make an exception for Lili Sobiesky (SP?) tho...

 

[Patrick Sun]

Speaking of Mena Suvari, she was on the feature cover for "Blush" on "Just Shoot Me". It was strange seeing someone that's known more (to me) for her movie work than modelling work to be on the cover of "Blush". BTW, I find Mena way too skinny for my tastes in women.
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[Neil Joseph]

Boy, I can't believe I am going to post this in my own thread but I have discovered A Knight's Tale and Shannyn Sossamon and she is even more fine than Rachel is. Yowwch.

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[Edited last by Neil Joseph on October 02, 2001 at 08:20 AM]

 

[Tom-G]

This is one 20 year old who can giggle all she wants, I'll still take her:

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[Seth Paxton]

Dunst is a DEFINITE exception for me, too.
But along this "older gal" line I love Tina Fey of SNL.
I also like the older version of Laura San Giacomo that we now have on Just Shoot Me. She aged REALLY well. (sigh)

 

[Tom-G]

I agree, Seth. Laura looks better and better as time goes by.
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As for the bad rap about the characters--hey, I've seen space operas that put their emphasis on human personalities and relationships. They're called "Star Trek" movies. Give me transparent underwater cities and vast hollow senatorial spheres any day. --Roger Ebert on The Phantom Menace

 

[John Besse]

Ewwe, women with short hair... Sorry, Shannyn Sossamon doesn't do it for me.
Anyways, was it me or did Rachel not look as good in The Mummy? I think she looked so much better in the Mummy Returns.
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