Emma_Rules

LA is a cesspool of reality show trash, wannabes, heavy drug traffic, rude and crazy lapd fuzz, extremely high taxes, super high cost of living, a city council of clowns who bow to the whims of hollywierd...who in their right mind would want to live there?! i have worked in San Diego, LA/Long Beach, Alameida/Oakland, San Jose, and San Francisco, and the traffic is the worst in LA, and while it was fun to a point, to work there for a few weeks, see the sights, spend some per diem, i was glad as all hell to get out of there. yuck. i wouldn't want to live there either, celebrity or no celebrity.

^ that. yups.

it is useless to even try to intelligently reason with the Grand Admiral of Negativity, much less avoid getting pulled into his black-hole of pessimism. i believe Emma can sing, dance, act, do whatever she puts her very keen intelligence and mind to, and i will view and appreciate her talents, no matter what she takes on. Go Emma!!!

interesting...sign me on board. i could watch Emma scrape paint off the side of a beached sailboat.

congradulations, Emma, from a huge fan. always great to see a smart and educated woman.

^ oh my more pictures STAT!

you truly are the Grand Admiral of Negativity. perhaps you should attend a positivity rehab, though i believe it would be a waste of time. *shaking my head*

Emma probably couldn't go because of her current film she is shooting, calltimes and schedule conflicts, stuff like that. i would have loved to see her at the Met ball, though.

every time i get in the mood to start my annual Spring cleaning, it rains cats and dogs. geez. *sighs*

drinking Orange Crush soda while surfing the net.

^ oh my! thanks for posting the pictures, Roberto.

very nice review i will keep it in mind when i see Noah later this week, probably Thursday.

she is insanely beautiful in that white dress. wow.

nice.

still mentally recovering from that insanely awesome Walking Dead Season 4 finale, last night. holy crap!

i do not use famous people/celebrities as role models, but if i did, Emma would certainly be top of the list. my role models are more personal, such as my Mom, several teachers from school, a long-time friend, and my former division Senior Chief , from my US Navy days. i tend to emulate people i actually know.

oh my...love the white dress, and of course, the beauty wearing it! wow!!!

^ wow, what a review by Vanity Fair. nice words for a hugely talented actress. yup, Emma is going places........more places!!!

all the media-talkinghead-critic-sycophants are trashing the film.......but RottenTomatoes gives it a 67-73 rating, and it is number 1 at the weekend boxoffice with 44 million, way beating out the number 2 movie, Divergent with 35 million. this is why you NEVER listen to critics and trolls.

we call it the nycompost here in America. lolz

i agree, have to see for myself. reviewers/critics are always bound by some agenda and 'critical expectation', as well as bias because they themselves are NEVER actors. i appreciate actors because i don't have stage/screen talent, and live vicariously through the movies and actors by extension, therefor i am a much better reviewer.

she looks great in the interview, love the blue dress off the shoulder. her expressions and mannerisms always keep my attention.

i liked the interview, thanks for posting it. i'm with you, Emma, wherever you choose to go...

my Noah ticket stub will completely wipe out the negative effects of the j person. hell yeahhh!!!

^ geez, you're like the energizer bunny of negativity. good grief, man. *shaking my head*