This Means War continued
Feb. 16th, 2012 06:02 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
czeriTelevision Without Pity did a piece on This Means War titled “Your Burning Questions Answered”. It’s quite funny, and includes questions like:
“So one of these guys is Tom Hardy. The other is not. Why is this even a choice for her?”
Heh, I knew who I was rooting for, but it’s gratifying to see others agree with me, since that never ever happens to me ;-)
“On the flip side, what exactly do they see in her? What makes Lauren a better mate for them than say... each other?”
And the answer contains this bit of interest:
“they do seem far more comfortable and at ease around each other than with her. And, as we're told at one point, Tuck has already seen FDR's junk on at least one prior occasion. C'mon fellas -- it's the 21st century and "Don't Ask Don't Tell" has been repealed. Don't be afraid to love the person you really love.”
Mmm, yes, they do love each other. When FDR first learns Tuck has a date he insists on going with him, giving off this weirdly possessive/protective air. Not to mention that they actually tell each other about their love in as many words. There is this scene that honestly looks like Tuck’s about to propose to FDR, what with telling him how they love each other while looking deeply into his eyes…
Ok, it’s decided, I’m going to see the film again when it gets released properly :-)
“So one of these guys is Tom Hardy. The other is not. Why is this even a choice for her?”
Heh, I knew who I was rooting for, but it’s gratifying to see others agree with me, since that never ever happens to me ;-)
“On the flip side, what exactly do they see in her? What makes Lauren a better mate for them than say... each other?”
And the answer contains this bit of interest:
“they do seem far more comfortable and at ease around each other than with her. And, as we're told at one point, Tuck has already seen FDR's junk on at least one prior occasion. C'mon fellas -- it's the 21st century and "Don't Ask Don't Tell" has been repealed. Don't be afraid to love the person you really love.”
Mmm, yes, they do love each other. When FDR first learns Tuck has a date he insists on going with him, giving off this weirdly possessive/protective air. Not to mention that they actually tell each other about their love in as many words. There is this scene that honestly looks like Tuck’s about to propose to FDR, what with telling him how they love each other while looking deeply into his eyes…
Ok, it’s decided, I’m going to see the film again when it gets released properly :-)
