Am I the only one who’s been having GPRS problems lately? ‘Cause I couldn’t access Gblogs over the weekend, then when I checked this morning it seems like EVERYONE still had a GBlogs life. Sigh. Anyway.
Saw A Lot Like Love with my guy last Saturday. Something that was an excuse for a breather, as he’s been having a tough week with his new job. Oh, well, at least HE has a job, albeit as a call boy. He doesn’t have much choice, see. Pay’s good, although he’s going to be more active at night. Found out he’ll be servicing old men more than women, and not much matronas either but most of them are foreigners. I told him it 
might be a pain in the ass, if you know what I mean. What do you know, he’s young, he’s on his prime, and he’s downright yummy.
Hahaha. I just love it when I bastardize his work. Nah, he’s up as a call boy, alright, handling financial calls from Wall Street, NY. Heard they’re perusing 3 two-inch thick books which has to be learned in only a month’s time. He’s smart anyway, so my hopes have possibilities of seeing light.
So there. A lot like Love caught our attention due to its apparent hooker: sarcasm meets Serendipity. While Kate Beckinsale was busy flirting and throwing sugar to John Cusack, A lot like Love shows two obviously charming outcasts of the normal world trying to throw banters to each other while denying that the other might in fact be good enough for the other. We ALL know what’s going to happen in the end, but in the middle of things, we just find ourselves trying to catch on to their denials.
Ashton comes back to Hollywood as another blonde american, although thankfully not dumb unlike his past roles. I was afraid he would be again typecasted as the dumb 
blonde (amazingly, when this term is limited only to women, Kutcher found himself stuck in that persona, along with Sean William Scott, whom you might remember as Ashton’s partner in the movie, Dude, where’s my car?), being all too known for his role in Dude, and his hit TV series, That 70’s Show. However, if there was something Kutcher failed to supervise, it’s possibly his charm, which was practically all over the movie.
Peet, however, being a not too famous name in the industry (albeit making a name for herself in a different aspect), managed to keep up with Kutcher. Playing the role of a gothic chick whom Kutcher meets and gets laid with on a flight to Los Angeles, she changes into a more grown and less feisty character, who then realizes things after serendipitious moments (and ass-grabbing) with Kutcher.
All in all, not a bad kilig flick. Might want to line up that title on your pirated DVD stuff, but don’t over use, as you might get nausea afterwards. -B
(BTW: I can now be read through wap for free! For Globe users, visit Gblogs.com then click on find user through username. Look for “thebitch” You’d easily find me. 
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For the plug-in: Upper finally has a blog! Oh, wait, I forgot that the people who would be reading this would most likely know about that info. Sigh. Anyway, for those who doesn’t know, try checking www.SuperUpper.multiply.com.
On the news: A congressman is expressing his desire to have Cindy Kurleto. GMA claims fate might be making their lives cross in the media industry as the congressman is going to be a part of a certain action movie.
The clincher? He looks a lot like your neighborhood kanto tangero.
*snickers*
