Word: endingly
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...managed to stay in the game because it was slowed by penalties in the final period, but any observer could tell it was complete Crimson domination. The finishing touch, maybe in a glimmer of hope for Brown in the long ride home, slid a few inches wide at the end. Well, nobody is perfect...
GIRL 2: What's the point? Formals are expensive. I want to have fun if I go. But guys can't dance, so you end up just standing around, mingling with other awkward couples. The only way to have fun is to go with a gay guy since they can all dance...
...Gwyneth, he tried to get back with her for a while and then gave up-since it finally sank in, he's been dating beneath him. Is that a general course of life? How long after breaking up with the love of your life does it take before you end the random rebound flings and actually start looking for somebody worthy...
...Life, Terry Thorne (Russell Crowe), an elite hostage negotiator, gets on the radio and begins the long, exhaustive game of cat and mouse that will decide the fate of Peter Bowman (David Morse), an American engineer in the hands of South American radicals. The voice on the other end demands an exorbitant sum of money. Thorne calmly refuses, offering a much lower amount, and the dialogue abrutply ends with the chilling threat that Bowman is as good as dead. As the surrounding family members freak out, Thorne brushes them off, saying "You'll get used to that...
...heavyweights like Kate Winslet and Julianne Moore, her acting does have a deceptive rawness to it. Crowe, meanwhile, is as skilled as any actor comes-his ability to balance dramatic range with sheer physicality is virtually unmatched and his screen presence here is utterly commanding. But in the end, the greatest accomplishment may belong to Morse, the veteran character actor and former St. Elsewhere stalwart, who takes a potentially thankless role and goes through a De Niroesque transformation to lend the character of Bowman atragic eloquence...