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Title: nicole kidmans new inflatables Post by sprintcyclist on May 21st, 2010 at 1:05pm |
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Title: Re: nicole kidmans new inflatables Post by mozzaok on May 21st, 2010 at 1:26pm
She used to be so pretty, what a shame that she lacked the confidence in her looks.
take poor old Tracy Grimshaw, who was never a raving beauty, but went to downright peculiar looking after a bit of knifework. If women think that they must do this to retain, or gain, a job, it is a sad indictment of those doing the hiring. If they sucked all the plastic out she would still be able to act, look at jane fonda, she was hot up into her 60's, and the only plastic she used was that clear plastic top in Barbarella. :P :P :P |
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Title: Re: nicole kidmans new inflatables Post by Annie Anthrax on May 21st, 2010 at 1:44pm
She may just be using a silicone bra - or maybe that thing poking out under her left arm is her real boob. Nicole used to be beautiful but she looks horrible now.
Mozz, Barbarella is awesome but I much prefer Anita Pallenberg to Fonda. |
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Title: Re: nicole kidmans new inflatables Post by mozzaok on May 21st, 2010 at 2:04pm
Yes, I saw Anita Pallenberg last night, on that show about the stones recording Exile On Main St.
I must admit, if she asked nicely, I would have given her one. ;D Actually, if she'd have stood for it, I would've, or the inverted version even, she was both cool, and pretty, the combination I could not resist. |
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Title: Re: nicole kidmans new inflatables Post by Imperium on May 21st, 2010 at 2:09pm
She still doesn't look bad. The breast implants (if she actually has them now) were unnecessary though. She's been approaching her expiry date for a while, so who knows how she might look without the cosmetic surgery.
People don't really like her. Has she even been in a good movie since To Die For? How has she managed to remain so famous for so long? Tom Cruise? |
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Title: Re: nicole kidmans new inflatables Post by locutius on May 21st, 2010 at 3:35pm Annie Anthrax wrote on May 21st, 2010 at 1:44pm:
That cracked me up.. ;D ;D ;D I can remember not so long ago some critic/s describing her as the "kiss of death" for many good movies. http://www.emigrestudio.com/1460/nicole-kidmans-kiss-of-death-in-australia/ And it's alway facinating and amusing to see the small time Australian media stars tripping over to ingratiate and attach themselves to anyone of international fame. have to agree with most of these as well especially Robin Williams..http://listoftheday.blogspot.com/2008/10/13-kiss-of-death-actors.html Good Will Hunting was sh!t though. Cadillac Man was good. Makes a good psycho but his comedic movies just kill me...in a bad way. |
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Title: Re: nicole kidmans new inflatables Post by freediver on May 22nd, 2010 at 10:12am Quote:
I suspect it's just the effects of a strap put in place to hold her together. She is getting old. Putting large unflattering photos of aging women on the front page of tabloids is hardly going to discourage these women from clinging desperately to their youth. Don't buy it. |
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Title: Re: nicole kidmans new inflatables Post by Amadd on May 22nd, 2010 at 11:02am Quote:
"Dogville" (2003), was the only movie that I really liked her in. The acting had to be good to pull off a movie like that one, and it was. I don't know if the implants will open any more doors for her as far as movie offers go. Now she needs to be suited to acting roles requiring a woman in her 40's with breast implants. It didn't do much good for Demi Moore. |
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Title: Re: nicole kidmans new inflatables Post by Annie Anthrax on May 22nd, 2010 at 11:12am
I liked her in Far and Away. It's her elegance and grace that I've always appreciated - what a shame that both of those things seem to fade when you're stuck with a single facial expression due to too much interference with the natural process of aging.
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