Alvedansen said:i also respect MM and he's not the problem (for me). it's just that evan changed completely (i'm not sure if it was just her looks or also her persona, because i don't know too much about her) and it may sound stupid, but i just can't respect anyone that changes SO MUCH just for a guy. she clearly adopted the dita look during her MM phase and looks completely different again now that she's single/dating someone else. it may be due to her very young age, but she seems very contrived and like she adopts whatever personality/look her recent crush likes instead of forming her own personality and style...that's somethng i don't like in a person.
again, i may be completely wrong with that judgement, but i can only base my opinion on what i see and there's just something off about her
and i don't judge her acting based on her personal life, but i haven't seen too much with her and nothing made me go "wow! she's talented", and since her queen portrayal on true blood i can't take her seriously anymore, because it was plain horrible (again, to me personally)
I agree 100% with this. My problem with her changing for men is that it shows IMO weak character. It's something people grow out of. But she seems to keep doing re MM. If you were strong in who you are (as much as you can be in your early 20's) then you would present yourself and let people except you for who you are. She just shows the opposite. Just my opinion. Like you said it could just immaturity.
Meg said:Of course those who are upset don't have a personal stake in anything and certainly I'm not crying in my room about itBut the point is, when you have an industry that is so built on appearance and fakery and there is an actor (who just so happens to be very, very attractive
) who seems to eschew that in part but then get into a relationship with someone who you feel embodies that somewhat contrived aspect of Hollywood, it's disappointing. It doesn't mean you are going to weep about it for days on end because you just 'knew' he was The One.
Hollywood is built upon image - I don't think it's wrong to then make judgments based on those images. It is what is encouraged of us (us being the general public). I agree ERW doesn't court the paparazzi and isn't comparable to Lindsay Lohan and her slow, but constant breakdown, but I would hardly peg her as a bastion of maturity in Young Hollywood, like I would for someone like Natalie Portman for example.
Agree wholeheartedly. It's just fun to discuss.
Scott said:
I disagree, I've had the unfortunate experience to be around drunk men and hear about how some girlfriend wronged them in some way and NONE of them have said they have fantasies about killing their ex's in graphic detail. See here http://www.spin.com/articles/qa-marilyn-manson?page=0,1
The full interview is on 
