excited to see this. out feb 12. checkk it.

7. matthew perry.

come on! it’s chandler. he’s always been my favorite friend. he’s cute. he’s hilarious. and he is always there when i need a pick-me-up. BING!

6. hayden christensen.

i’m not going to lie. most of my love for hayden lies in his adoableness. i’m not the biggest star wars fan, but he’s hard to ignore. rachel bilson is one lucky gal.

5. ryan reynolds

2009 was his year. and well-deserved. i’ve loved him ever since his just friends and van wilder days. his likability makes him one of the few actors who can make us laugh and pretty much get away with anything.

5. gregory smith

i admit it. i’m an everwood geek. and ok, i had a crush on gregory when he appeared in that zenon disney movie like 10 years ago. he’s just the brooding sarcastic hottie you can always empathize with.

4. ryan gosling

do we really need an explanation here? the notebook anyone? he’s charitable (darfur is his main cause) and for those of you that don’t know, he can sing. he was a mousketeer alongside britney, christina and justin in the early 90′s. full package.

3. cory monteith

my new crush. he jumped to the top of my adoration list real quick. his goofyness and tall stature makes him the lovable boy-next-door we all root for.

2. michael cera

from juno to nick and norah, and my personal fav—superbad, this guy knows how to hit his marks. dorky and awkward. hilarious and cute.

1. joshua jackson

there’s really no contest here. josh jackson has always been #1 to me. it’s embarrassing but i own every one of his movies. and we aren’t just talking the classic mighty duck series or my lovely dawson’s creek collection. we’re talking old-school cheesy remakes of romeo and juliet. for real. nonetheless, he’s amazingly talented (see: aurora borealis), effortlessly gorgeous and the kind of guy you can bring home to mom. well at least, diane kruger can.

considering it’s a blue draft, the final film could include or exclude a lot of scenes/dialogue featured in this draft. overall, people can’t be too upset about it. i mean, the film is based on a book. doesn’t leave a lot of surprises. however, i think the the leaked script is pretty good. a good amount of jokes, backstory, love and fighting scenes. i’m happy they left in a lot from the book. in fact, a good portion is word-for-word. so whether you decide to read it or not, we all know we’ll be sitting on those lines at midnight on june 30 no matter what.

ps. loveeee the fray song.

enough said.

just checked out the newer trailer for new moon and THIS is in it…hot if you ask me! i’ll always be team edward but damn, maybe i’ll switch just for a little bit! and for those wondering, jacob and bella DON’T kiss in new moon. they ALMOST do. so i am guessing this kiss is never fully actualized.

anyway, the movie came in number 1 at the box office and i’m not surprised. with efron cast as lead, you can’t go wrong in the wake of his disney fame (see: hannah montana). despite my previous notions that he might not be able to act beyond the musical genre (i liked him in hairspray!), i was admittedly wrong. the guy can act.

now i can go on and on about how much of a rip-off the story is, but nowadays not much is original. i mean, most of the best movies out there were books first. but anyway, back to this movie. it started out slow. in fact, i didn’t laugh for a good 15 minutes. i love matthew perry, i do. who doesn’t love chandler?!? but his comedic quips weren’t utilized as they should have been. he had a few clever lines that made me chuckle, but nothing even close to what perry is capable of. for that, i was a little disappointed.

i won’t get too much into the actual story for those of you who haven’t seen it yet, but let’s just say it gets a little weird when perry’s character turns into his 17-year-old self (efron). his romantic entanglements border on creepy, but i gotta say the chemistry between leslie mann (who i love despite her semi-annoying voice) and efron was great! were they supposed to have that much chemistry? i don’t know, but it was good. efron actually made me tear up in an emotional scene toward the end. yes, i just admitted that.

michelle trachtenberg didn’t over-impress me. her crying skills could use some work. to be honest, she should stick to bitchy characters. melora hardin in reality bugs the hell out of me, but i think she is a great actress. she didn’t have too much to work with here, but i think she did a decent job. especially considering she was playing opposite thomas lennon. what to say about him…funny, sure. but i definitely cringed more than i laughed at his scenes.

overall, the film was entertaining and had its charm. it’s one of those movies you know will be incredibly predicable, but like watching anyway. by no means should you go see this movie in hopes of discovering a masterpiece. but if you want to maybe change your opinion of efron’s acting skills or just go to get a good laugh, check it out. although lacking originality, it’s a tolerable feel-good comedy.

thoughts…well first, don’t get your hopes up. you don’t hear much of any insider info about how they filmed scenes etc. very few interesting tidbits. most of the commentary is spent with catherine cracking lame jokes, kristen being incredibly embarrassed and silent, and rob whining about his over-plucked eyebrows and perfectly tressed hair. it was just a bit of a yawner.

upside? robert’s accent. yum. robert’s cute chuckle. yummier. robert’s…ok well, let’s just say robert pattinson is the only good thing about this commentary.

am i wrong?