Megan Fox: Jennifer’s Body Opens Today!

Lol, she’s not fake?

l love ‘er…and she’s right she’s still very green as far as acting…but l saw the movie and l too wanted to cry with her. There’s definitely something there that needs to be tapped and explored for the world to enjoy. l really want this girl to do well! l keep going on rottentomatoes.com to see how well her movie is rating..maybe 45% by the end of the day? can l say a hell yes?

you cant help but love her when she says things like this. also i never took her to be 5′4! natalie portman looks 5′4

I don’t have a problem with this woman. She is articulate, extremely hot, modest (to a certain degree), and did I mention friggin’ beautiful she is? I am assuming it’s mostly girls who pick on her - cause they are jealous.

i dont see it
shes not that attractive

yeah she seemed to be shaky and uncomfortable on the Today Show too. and when she told matt lauer she has a fear of public speaking he was like “ohhhhh no, that’s not good” haha!!

well, i don’t like her, but i still want to see this movie b/c I love horror… I dont’ really think she’s all of that ,but she does look pretty in these pics to me..

it’s probably true that most of the flack against her is coming from chicks. She’s identified herself as a “guy’s girl” - ‘I like to go to red Lobster and then come home to f**k’. Naturally other women are gonna hate her. That’s low maintenance and high performance.

Haha, and watch women support the misogynist.

@simms: true. She actually seems like a nice person, but she sometimes makes stupid comments, not thinking before she speaks. She may think it sounds charming as she and Michael Bay referred to it as, but to others she sounds dumb. I have seen clips of the movie and she can act, but she needs to think before she speaks, she can speak her mind, but think so the words come out right and not make you sound dumb.

K.G. I don’t know where the heck you’re getting your info, but Megan is not getting great reviews for Jennifer’s body. It’s a straight out lie. She is getting mediocre reviews at best, with some reviewers coming straight out and saying she can’t act.

Please if you are making a claim, make an accurate claim. Anyone can see the reviews for themselves and see she ’s not getting great reviews.

Here are the so-called “great” reviews…she got a few positive reviews saying she was cast well - yes, because they needed a sexpot for the movie and she fit the bill. The rest of the critics said this:

“So far Megan Fox is a lot more interesting off-screen than in the movies. She ain’t much of an actress, but boy she says some wiggy **** on the publicity circuit.”

Richard Roeper

“and in the middle of it is a thinly conceived antagonist played by Megan Fox. Honestly, she’s a pretty bad actress. She doesn’t seem to get Cody’s sense of humor. At all.” Chicago Tribute - Michael Phillips

“Then it loses its nerve, and the problem may lie with the movie’s leading lady. Because Fox has successfully been sold as a fantasy to millions of adolescent boys who have no idea what being with an actual woman is like, she lacks the individuality that would make Jennifer genuinely dangerous. True, the makeup crew turns her into a pretty good approximation of Shiva the Destroyer. At the end of the day, though, Fox is still Bambi the Boy Toy, and her movie hurts no one.” Ty Burr - Boston Globe

“It doesn’t help that, unlike Juno’s Ellen Page, Fox and Seyfried never quite make the dialogue their own.” Christopher Orr - New Republic

“Fox’s charms, first in “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen” and now here, elude me. She’s a glossy blank, and her character is constructed and played so that her actions are inscrutable. The movie awkwardly frames her predicament as a kind of revenge against the male sex. But her viciousness — she preys mostly on nice, or at least OK, kids — is neither cathartic, nor does it make us recoil in horror. Her evil is shiny, hard and cheap, like something she bought at Forever 21.”

Stephanie Zacharek –Salon.com

“The script is very recognizably Cody’s, laced, as Juno’s was, with pop-culture-inspired puns. Some are mildly amusing. “Move on dot org!” Jennifer tells Needy when she brings up the troubling issue of all the dead bodies. More fall flat, as when Jennifer accuses Chip of jealousy: “You’re Jell-O.” Fox handles Codyspeak with the kind of relish you expect from an actress who has spent too much time with Michael Bay. Seyfried, a much more nuanced actress, mumbles a bit when she gets to a line that is too obviously Juno’s rather than Needy’s.”

Time Magazine

“But either Fox needs to learn to be cast for a role when it’s more than just about physical beauty, or better yet, this film needed a sexpot who could successfully pull off the temptress act and act well, too. The latter? That’s not Fox’s forte.”

HollywoodChicago.com

Great reviews? I think NOT!