Sorry, but I never bought that part. She was too cool and sexy. He would not have the required swagger to bag her.
shareThat's kind of the whole point. He even admits that it was quite a score.
The point is that he has the unbelievable chance to have sex with a cool sexy musician but it doesn't matter. What matters is giving up the fantasy and growing up to be the man Laura needs him to be to make the relationship work.
He marvels at why any of his breakups actually hooked up with him in the first place, ala Catherine Zeta Jones.
Whose idea was it for the word "Lisp" to have an "S" in it?
Hot Girls hook up with losers and abusers every single day. And most of them stay together for more abuse. It doesn't make sense, but it shouldn't be a surprise if you've ever seen real couples.
She wanted to have sex (basic human right) she probably hooks up with a good amount of dudes. It was just sex nothing more. he wasn't "James."
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Love means never having to say you're ugly. - The Abominable Dr. Phibes
Yeah it was the whole point of the scene, to illustrate how a mopy downer indie type of guy can score with her.. he pokes fun of it while explaining it... highly realistic, that atypical guy with a certain mopiness to them breed attractiveness I guess
Bonet was not a great catch in this movie. His girl friend was the catch and I can't believe he got her in the end.
Still a great movie.
Thats a clown question , BRO.......
CLOSE the FRIGGEN BORDER ALREADY!!!
He would not have the required swagger to bag her.
Lisa Bonet was never All That to me, even back in her Cosby Show/Different World days where she played a coddled debutante. I never saw the appeal, and I always found her acting style extremely lazy and half-assed
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