DaRkVeNgeanCe
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OOHH WOW!! Now that I see that, I put two and two together, thanks for the extra info Crook!
If they really insisted on a love interest for a pre/post Batman, Amy would have been such the perfect choice for Andrea Beaumont.Katie is NOT more pleasing to the eye when she keeps making all those ugly facial expressions.
I adore Amy Adams. Shes one of the greatest young actresses in hollywood. But there's one problem. She doesnt resembles Katie Holmes one bit. Maggie does. But Amy Adams would be my top choices for Rachel in Batman Begins. And not because I think shes pretty.
I wouldn't go as far as saying Maggie is ugly, but she is average and cute at best. I can't understand anybody who would say she is hot.
She's nowhere near the level of Audrey Hepburn or Grace Kelly.Hey man, for the guys like me that like Old Fashioned women with true beauty, to me that is Hot.
Mask of the Phantasm, right? That would have been sweet.If they really insisted on a love interest for a pre/post Batman, Amy would have been such the perfect choice for Andrea Beaumont.
Mask of the Phantasm, right? That would have been sweet.
While not agreeing with the creation of Rachel in the first place (there are plenty of established women in the Batverse), I am looking forward to seeing what happens with the role now that a talented actress has it, and hope it doesn't just end up as woman-in-a-refrigerator syndrome.
How many actersses actually is in the same league as Grace or Audrey? One?
It doesnt matter. Rachel isnt supposed to be the most beautiful woman in the world.
Technically, Rachel can be whatever, considering she's made up just for the movies. Holmes was the first to represent her, so I guess in a way she's the "benchmark". But that role could have gone to a much more capable and beautiful actress regardless. There was no "Rachel blueprint" before Katie.How many actersses actually is in the same league as Grace or Audrey? One?
It doesnt matter. Rachel isnt supposed to be the most beautiful woman in the world.
Unless you post a picture of yourslef and it's of a 6'4" tanned guy with a sixpack and model like looks, this is just laughable.
Maggie is great looking. Honestly, I don't know what half the guys who say she's not think girls look like.
So you're saying that in order to judge another person's looks....you have to be qualified under certain requirements to do so? Which is laughable again?![]()
If I criticize Bush's fiscal policies does it mean I need a MBA from Wharton to do so?
If I think the war with Iraq is a horrible decision does it mean I need to have graduated from West Point to make that opinion?
Do I need an engineering degree from MIT before I make the claim that Ferraris are better automobiles than a Chevrolets?
I don't find her all that attractive. I guess I don't know what girls look like.
Aside from that I think it's pretty obvious from Eckhart's remarks that she's his fiance and that she's the victim of Joker's push off the building. The real question is if she bites it there, or elsewhere.
So many tasteless men here...
And Rachel WILL NOT die in TDK. You'll see.
lol!
i like big bewbs!!1
Maggie's teh ugly!
Soz Katie but she's teh stewpid 2!!!1
This thread offends me on several different levels as an intelligent human being. From what I've seen, it only really discusses Maggie's role as Rachel in the movie every couple hundred posts, IF that. And the rest of them are either saying how ugly she is and how some of you would NEVER, like you had the choice, or still discussing Katie. Who once WAS apart of this franchise, and isn't now. And really wasn't all that GREAT a part of the franchise.
Why this thread hasn't seriously been overhauled and cleaned up, or locked with a new one made with some ground rules set is beyond me.
But, hey, that's just me.
Oh, and to those of you who say, "Well, you can just IGNORE this thread."
You're right, I can. But Maggie AS Rachel is apart of this movie and some of us would very much like to discuss her role AS Rachel past "She's hot" or "she's ugly."
Becuase that's what lesser beings do. And I KNOW that most of you here are NOT lesser beings.
I know, but there is difference between high standards and calling Maggie (or Katie) ugly, fugly etc.
I would have wanted someone that encompasses acting skills and undoubted beauty. There are quite a few people that do like Maggie, and I respect that, but clearly her appearance is controversial. If Bale can get critiqued for his muscle mass, I don't see why a girl's appearance is not any more different.
Well, I'm not only not a guy, but also an art major and freelance portrait painter. I know some things about what proportions make a face beautiful and have studied faces in my art classes to death.
Yes technically you could do what that you wanted with her. Before Katie that is. But if you have made one movie with the character as a average looking, cute, girl next door kind of character, you cant change that in the sequel and suddenly make her a knock out.Technically, Rachel can be whatever, considering she's made up just for the movies. Holmes was the first to represent her, so I guess in a way she's the "benchmark". But that role could have gone to a much more capable and beautiful actress regardless. There was no "Rachel blueprint" before Katie.
She's nowhere near the level of Audrey Hepburn or Grace Kelly.
Probably the smartest comment I've read about this topic on the entire thread. Thumbs up!
Rachel was completely unforgettable though. I guarantee no one can even recall what she looks like, unless you're a Batman fan.Yes technically you could do what that you wanted with her. Before Katie that is. But if you have made one movie with the character as a average looking, cute, girl next door kind of character, you cant change that in the sequel and suddenly make her a knock out.
So if we're to use that example, are you trying to say that in a few decades time, one day Maggie will be considered ---- ?Interesting that you mention Audrey Hepburn. See.. these days we look upon her as this legendary actress, but in her day she wasn't considered to be in the same league as Liz Taylor, Marilyn Monroe or the aforementioned Grace Kelly. Audrey was definitely not your conventional beauty.
She said it herself actually:
"I'm certainly not beautiful in any conventional way. I didn't make my career on beauty."
Interesting that you mention Audrey Hepburn. See.. these days we look upon her as this legendary actress, but in her day she wasn't considered to be in the same league as Liz Taylor, Marilyn Monroe or the aforementioned Grace Kelly. Audrey was definitely not your conventional beauty.
She said it herself actually:
"I'm certainly not beautiful in any conventional way. I didn't make my career on beauty."
If you want to call Maggie's looks controversial, then she has something in common with the great Ms. Hepburn.
Rachel was completely unforgettable though. I guarantee no one can even recall what she looks like, unless you're a Batman fan.
So if we're to use that example, are you trying to say that in a few decades time, one day Maggie will be considered ---- ?![]()
Non-conventional and appeal are independent factors however. For example, Blanchett, in both appearance and acting range, is pretty unconventional for the modern Hollywood actress. It however does not change how she is viewed.You made a point earlier on suggesting that it would be good idea if someone was cast who is (in a sense) universally appealing right? And based on your comments regarding Audrey, I get the feeling that she's way up there on your list.
My point is that even Audrey's looks were considered non-conventional in her day. So who cares if some people don't like Maggie?
Nothing, really. I agree that Liz and Grace do look better than Audrey overall. But they all have a common factor in that they do look universally beautiful, conventional or not.Personally I find Elizabeth Taylor (in her prime) or Grace Kelly to be the epitome of beauty, but Audrey doesn't quite do it for me. But so what?