The Women

A remake of a Turner Classic? I would say 'be careful' or 'tread lightly' but it is far too late for that.

Just because a movie was ground breaking for its time and culturally significant even now, doesn't mean that you should remake it. It's dangerous territory, for both the director and the actors/actresses associated with it ... sullying the sterling name of a Turner Classic movie. Defamers of masterpieces and Oprah have a strange way of suddenly vanishing without a trace.

I'm only saying.

Yes, I'm going to go see it, but I'm quite prepared to be disappointed by what I'm expecting to be another disastrous remake nightmare. Hopefully I'll be proven wrong, and that's all that I have to say in regard to it.

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In other news, will someone please contact Meg Ryan's plastic surgeon for me?

I need him or her to sprinkle some of that magical pixie dust on my face once it starts to sag and bulge. I mean Jesus.

Now I've never really liked Meg Ryan, but I find her face fascinating in a way that I hope doesn't insinuate stalking. I suppose that you could say that I have a new found respect for her appearance.

The hair looks good too.

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