Also one of the last big movies filmed in pre 9/11 New York. Definitely a key change after that.

It's a crying shame this was Hugh Jackman's last romcom.

@Disney65Fan Its a shame Hollywood forgot how to write romcoms

@LukeLovesRose I miss these kind of films.

@Disney65Fan I miss the variety of great movies from different genres that we had in the 1990s

Yeah, a lot. He voiced sexy Boba Fett

Probably assumed it meant cheerful as it did back in the day

He doesn't need to. If you are being described in that manner, any unknown word will make sense.

LMAO I hope you were joking. Joanie was a madam, that type of hat was pretty common among them. Kind of a high society elitist type of thing, all part of the gimmick of having a brothel. I guess Joanie was just accustomed to that look, there's nothing laughable or overly theatrical about it.

I think she looks quite fetching. I'd have a fancy word or two for her alright.

Thanks but we all watched the movie.

No, she is talking about her depression and having to deal with it on a daily basis :)

I do think it is the homosexuality though.

Eight years late, but she's referring to her career as a whore Mistress, and her childhood incest. Joanie thinks that she's ''sick'', like there was something in her that made her prone to that behavior. Obviously, she was a horrible abused child/teen, but she's internalizing those experiences and blaming herself, as many victims do.

+MsLovestory01 HAHA this man is a male dominance there is literally nothing wrong with Leopold,his like a Disney prince except he actually has a personality.Ah well Hugh Jackman should have voiced a Disney prince.

He’s got the confidence of a guy who doesn’t care if he’s liked or not

With the Advantage of Looking Like Hugh Jackman.

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You have to balance the good and the bad though. They dont take care of the poor like we do, just look at their health care system, they concentrate to in my opinion about having free markets and creation in wealth (which in general is good but not when comes to health) They refuse to amend amendments, you must see the irony in that? Anyone who promotes tighter gun law gets shot down (excuse the pun) with the 2nd amendment and they dont seem to understand it can be amended. I 100% agree with Hannan that its fantastic it is a living document unlike the Magna Carta we have in the UK which has kept American Values but the downside is that it is so cherished that pride means they are not progressive when making law/repealing law. Without being offensive to Americans, I really dont mean to be, but if you look at things like death penalty and how religion plays a big part in politics in USA in the UK that is considered backwards, and we have been able to progress because we have not had a fixed constitution, so while they have advantages of keep American Values, we've had the advantage of not being strangled by a document but being able to move with the times!

"Romanced by a buffoon" is different from making people laugh. Quick witted humor is a sign of intelligence and a positive trait that attracts women (and people in general). Don't be that serious guy.

It is interesting, because when I have been on dating sites, a looot of men mention that "I'm funny", seeming to think that that is attractive. A lot of men also seem to see it as an estimate of their masculinity, both in competition with other men and finding it very important that women find them funny. I really don't get it. Personally I look for much more important qualities in a potential mate, such as integrity, trustworthiness etc. I'm looking for a grown-up, not a boy who wants an adoring audience.

lots of women want a guy who makes them laugh as women I am saying this i find serious guys unattractive its just that its unattractive when you have a crass and misogynistic humour that what turns us off

Came across this comment by chance. Spoke with a female friend of mine who just broke up with her boyfriend. She explains that while he checked a lot of her boxes he never "made her laugh" I like you call B.S

No, you're confusing things. A woman will ALWAYS want a man that makes her laugh cause being funny is a sign of intelligence. Also, women show laughter as an obvious clue that they are attracted to someone. If a man can't even make u laugh that means he is below ur intellectual level.

So many woman settle because we're told that we're "difficult" or "picky" or "demanding" or other derogative words if we have standards - if we expect men to behave in a decent way like any other adult. It's infuriating.

I agree, people really NEED to make the time to get to know one another. A good relationship is always based on a lasting friendship.

Existential nihilism at its best.