JackMille Backer wrote:Which JLo's movies were #1?
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JackMille Backer wrote:Which JLo's movies were #1?
I wanted to shake her after reading this comment. It's so bizarre, because first she says she likes rom-coms because they're easy, and then she says she likes to be challenged as an actress. Well which one is it? She will not be challenged as an actress in a Peter Segal movie, I can tell you that much.mEm wrote:As a huge JLo fan for more than 15 years, even I do not consider her as a serious actress. Sorry.
I think its just another business opportunity for her to make more money. Yes, she had few good movies, but i guess she only got lucky. Even Jen said she's making rom-coms because they are "easy to film"
She has been away from big screen for a looooooong time and now she'll be back with another rom-com (she has way too many of them) and with bad director and script writer. How can she expect anyone to consider her as a serious actress?
Can't she want to do roles for the fun of it and also want to do roles that will challenge her? It's her favorite genre to work on and she's talked about how heavy Shades is for her. Just like any other person, maybe she had a really hard day or week on the set and that's why she quipped that she likes rom coms because they're easy. Or if she had a great week and felt really inspired, then she loves the challenge of a heavy role. She's a human being like us, guys, LOL.nixy1991 wrote:I wanted to shake her after reading this comment. It's so bizarre, because first she says she likes rom-coms because they're easy, and then she says she likes to be challenged as an actress. Well which one is it? She will not be challenged as an actress in a Peter Segal movie, I can tell you that much.mEm wrote:As a huge JLo fan for more than 15 years, even I do not consider her as a serious actress. Sorry.
I think its just another business opportunity for her to make more money. Yes, she had few good movies, but i guess she only got lucky. Even Jen said she's making rom-coms because they are "easy to film"
She has been away from big screen for a looooooong time and now she'll be back with another rom-com (she has way too many of them) and with bad director and script writer. How can she expect anyone to consider her as a serious actress?
JLOz1FaNaTiC wrote:The meltdowns. Ironically, the movie stans have also said the same about her music career, yet have learned to deal with what she dishes out.
Well, time to smell the Goya beans buttercups. Jennifer Lopez will never be considered a great actress along the likes of Meryl Streep, Katherine Hepburn, or even Kate Winslet. She's good, but she's not great (something she's admitted herself). She does extremely well when directed properly.
I honestly think she's just OK with her position. Jennifer is a hustler, a go getter, with a NY mentality. I think her viewpoint after becoming a singer is just to work on various projects and make millions of money off her image because it has brought her much success, and it has worked for her all these years. I don't think Jennifer has been the kind of artist who cares about her artistry or her even craft (not since 2000 anyway). She just doesn't care to evolve or push herself. She's realized that what makes her iconic and successful is her image and her brand, and it makes her and her team millions of dollars every year. It's the classic "rags to riches" story of a young Puerto Rican girl from the Bronx who strived to become a successful entertainer, and conquer every aspect of the entertainment business to further showcase her capabilities and her power, to set her apart from everyone else.
It's sad to say it in that way, but it is the truth. Yes, Jennifer Lopez is indeed in a league of her own, but her schtick is all about getting the next coin. How she can capitalize on the success and popularity of said projects to further grow her brand and keep her career in high demand. It's something that as fans we just have to learn to digest. She isn't going to change, especially not at 48 years old.
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Thank you!Jloveandjlo wrote:JackMille Backer wrote:Which JLo's movies were #1?
Anaconda
ANTZ
The Cell
The Wedding Planner
Maid in Manhattan
Monster
Ice Age: Continental Drift
Home
jennylover83 wrote:I don't think it's fair to say she does anything just for the money anymore. She's already made more money than she could ever possibly spend. Plus between her endorsements, Vegas and producing she's got a very healthy annual income. SOB, WOD, Griselda, BBB, and the Spanish album are all passion projects. This film will obviously be very commercial, but the concept sounds strongly connected to her roots and like something that could easily be meaningful to her and hopefully her fan base.
chrisjlover wrote:They had a live on instagram yesterday, they'll film this movie October and Griselda on HBO after WOD (for WOD they'll start January, so after January)
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This is very well said. I don't agree with you all the time, but you hit the nail on the head on this one.jenny4life2love wrote:JLOz1FaNaTiC wrote:The meltdowns. Ironically, the movie stans have also said the same about her music career, yet have learned to deal with what she dishes out.
Well, time to smell the Goya beans buttercups. Jennifer Lopez will never be considered a great actress along the likes of Meryl Streep, Katherine Hepburn, or even Kate Winslet. She's good, but she's not great (something she's admitted herself). She does extremely well when directed properly.
I honestly think she's just OK with her position. Jennifer is a hustler, a go getter, with a NY mentality. I think her viewpoint after becoming a singer is just to work on various projects and make millions of money off her image because it has brought her much success, and it has worked for her all these years. I don't think Jennifer has been the kind of artist who cares about her artistry or her even craft (not since 2000 anyway). She just doesn't care to evolve or push herself. She's realized that what makes her iconic and successful is her image and her brand, and it makes her and her team millions of dollars every year. It's the classic "rags to riches" story of a young Puerto Rican girl from the Bronx who strived to become a successful entertainer, and conquer every aspect of the entertainment business to further showcase her capabilities and her power, to set her apart from everyone else.
It's sad to say it in that way, but it is the truth. Yes, Jennifer Lopez is indeed in a league of her own, but her schtick is all about getting the next coin. How she can capitalize on the success and popularity of said projects to further grow her brand and keep her career in high demand. It's something that as fans we just have to learn to digest. She isn't going to change, especially not at 48 years old.
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Amen