Paparazzi.

[Evan S]

I just caught this film on HBO, and I'm really torn about it. It's a revenge flick of an ACTOR killing some Paparazzi. I know their scumbags, but I didn't think the main character was all that much better than they were. I felt more like I was being FORCED to like the main character. I guess it's a movie that actors can relate to, but having not been followed by paparazzi 24/7 I can't say that I feel the same way. I think it just goes to show that Actors cannot handle situations when they're put into it. If you're constantly in the public eye you can't let everything get to you, because people lie to make money, and I think this film shows that it's okay to LIE and kill people. I may not of had as much problem if it wasn't about actors, but I guess that ruins the whole point of the movie, or maybe I'm reading to much into it.

*sighs*

 

[xl70e3]

Funny, it was here on TV last night aswell (not HBO)... Wasn't really watching it and actually stopped when Hauser got into hospital with his family. So he went out and just killed those paparazzis? Wouldn't it be more hollywood style if he made 'em pay a few millions through court?

 

[J.R. Hudson]

Wouldn't it be more hollywood style if he made 'em pay a few millions through court?

:laugh:

I think Paparazzi are scum and would be ashamed to do that for a living. It's one thing to cover the Red Carpet Event but to stalk celebrities while they are jogging, shopping or engaged in 'non-work' related activites is pathetic. I don't care how much they get paid. Losers.

It doesn't help that 'White Bread' America buys magazines like People and watches E - Television.


I guess it's the nature of the beast or comes with the territory. I couldn't deal with that attention; I'd go Sean Penn definately.

I do not feel sorry for celebrities like Paris or Tara Reid who seem to know their time in the the 15 Minutes is coming to an end.