Screen lovers tend to be much better than lovers in real life. The girl in life is to make a person fall in love with her, but the screen goddess makes all the men in the movie theater fall in love with her. "Esquire" recommends 10 forgotten screen lovers of middle-aged men, hoping that they can arouse the little boy in your heart.
10th Place: Mira Cornice as Rachel in Forget Sarah Marshall
In Forget Sarah Marshall, Rachel, played by Mira, is a waitress at the resort. Rachel helps Pitt, who has come on vacation, out of the predicament of encountering his ex-girlfriend and new love. In this underrated comedy, the mysterious hotel attendant Rachel repairs Pete's wounded heart and helps him get rid of his memories with his ex-girlfriend and be happy again. The only after-effect that Rachel brings us is that the movie is over, how can we forget her in the movie?
Ninth Place: Zoe Danscher as Shamo in "Five Hundred Days with Shamo"
At the beginning of the movie, we guessed the end of the film. Tom, played by Joseph Gordon-Levitt, whose hopeless romanticism is unable to keep the elf-like beauty of Summer. What about the imperfect ending? Looking at those deer-like eyes, smooth skin, and heart-warming smiles, it's worth a thousand heartbreaks.
8th Place: Rachel McAdams as Claire in Wedding Pride
How can playboys be converted? In Wedding Pride, Rachel McAdams, who plays Claire, did it. She was more humorous, smarter, and more affectionate than the playboys. Another point is because of her beauty.
7th Prize: Gina Lolands as Marbel in "The Inspired Woman"
It's rare to see a somewhat neurotic but likable character in a movie, but Gina Rowlands does just that in films directed by John Kasowitz. Her character must overcome her mental illness in order to live well with her family. Peter Falke plays her husband, who, despite his hardships, is still willing to fight for the people he loves. If our lovers are also so emotionally rich and delicate that they don't even know how to put their emotions in place – we want to help them overcome everything.
6th Place: Gwyneth Paltrow as Pepe in Iron Man
In Iron Man, Tony Stark can have any woman he likes, but he chooses Pepe, played by Gwyneth. In the Marvel series, Pepe is a trustworthy, brave, and responsive person — she literally lights up Tony's life.
5th Place: Catherine Keener as Tracy in Forty Old Maid
It's a little strange to date a forty-year-old virgin, especially since the old man still likes to collect toys like a kid and still rides his bike to work, but Tracy (Catherine's character in the film) does. Tracy didn't see Steve as a poor freak, but as the gentleman she had been looking for. Of all the heroines of director Jat Patu, Tracy is not only the most popular, she is also smart, helpful, and humorous, and these unique characteristics make her attract us.
4th Place: Rooney Marla as Liz in Dragon Tattoo girl
Seeing the name, I know what you're thinking. You must be thinking, "Why should I date this neurotic and gaunt woman?" Could it be because she could fix my computer? But like director David Finch's black humor, we find that beneath Liz's violent exterior lies a heart that wants to be pampered. She never spoke in circles and was afraid to express her opinion in front of everyone. She may not be the kind of woman we want to take home to meet her parents, but that's why we love her.
3rd Place: Mia Sarah as Sloane Peterson in "Spring Is Not a Reading Day"
If, in college, a cool girl like Sloane Peterson in the movie appears, other girls will be eclipsed. The boys are willing to do anything for her, even if it's a gun, but unfortunately you never had that chance.
2nd Place: Cameron Diaz as Mary in "I'm Crazy for Mary"
It's a not very flattering movie. Directed by the Ferrari brothers the story of the perfect goddess and her many followers. The film's four steps create a screen goddess: the first is Cameron Diaz in 1998, when she was young and beautiful; the second step is to make the goddess successful, and we like the plot. In the third step, she also likes to eat corn hot dogs and has a kind personality. Fourth, she also likes sports.
1st Prize: Jennifer Lawrence as Tiffany "The Happiness Line Behind the Clouds"
Every man should go to this feminist film with his girlfriend. Jennifer Lawrence plays the young sexy Tiffany in the film. Only women like Tiffany, who are determined, accidental, and extremely striking, make us unforgettable. To be fair, even if Jennifer Lawrence plays a bald or disabled character, we will still fall madly in love with her.
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