thank you, darling. i m so happy to see you. i see you ve already forgotten our little talk about sodium. no. i am simply choosing to ignore it. well, after decades of trying to hide herself, a new romance becomes intertwined with an old one, making things very complicated. reviews mixed. justin chang from variety saying blake lively s subtle expressive performance sets the tone for this thoroughly ludicrous, thoroughly enjoyable romantic drama. and inkoo kang of the wrap notes lively s never been better but adaline is more interested in what she s wearing than what her character s thinking. what? okay. i ll go see this. you re going to see it? i don t know if i m going to see it. really? no. because me seeing a movie called the age of adaline is so unlikely. let s be real. but i like both of them. everybody go see them. that s the news for this half
you decided to be straight? please. of course you were programmed. by nature or nurture or both. and to be honest, caleb, you re starting to annoy me now because this is your insecurity talking. this is not your intellect. you may say what? but ex machina is scoring in the high 80s on rotten tomatoes. soren anderson of the seattle times calls it an exquisite puzzle box of a picture. it baffles. it unsettles. it intrigues. that s a typical-sounding movie review. kyle smith of the new york post says it doesn t quite add up in the end but it s heady stuff anyway, dense with moments of shivery beauty and frightening ideas. what s shivery beauty? i don t know what that is. me neither. well, it s beautiful and it s got a lot of high-minded ideas. i m going to go see it. okay. turning to the age of adaline stars blake lively in the title role as adaline. a woman who does not age after surviving a car crash. she leads a solitary existence not wanting to reveal her secret.