Cher: No, she’s a full-on Monet.
Cher: It’s like a painting, see? From far away, it’s OK, but up close, it’s a big old mess. Let’s ask a guy. Christian, what do you think of Amber? [Ed. note: Could they not have picked ANY OTHER NAME ON EARTH for this highly-irritating character, BTW?]
Christian: Hagsville.
So, not to be a traitor to my generation? But let’s be real with each other and acknowledge that while high-definition television is a phenom thing, it does showcase fine lines, pores and blemishes in spectacular detail. Can we not agree as a people that it is the opposite of pointillism? It brings into focus a pixelated image up close, as if you were looking at a Monet from afar.
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In short: you’ll be ready for your close-up.
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The conversation at the beginning of the post shot straight to heart. Full-on Monet, how horrifying. I recently checked out the MUFE HD collection and I LOVE how smooth all the serums and primers go on, and it adds so much hydration to the skin while still being matte. In other words like you said, it is perfect for the closeups!
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I watched it, too! Wasn’t that Paul Rudd’s finest HOUR? He’s such a Baldwin 🙂
Ambular, I seriously watched that movie 2 times this weekend (thanks TBS) but whatever. I love it! And I love me some young Paul Rudd. Swoon. LOVE that you quoted it.