Maxim has chosen their Hot 100 of 2012. Supermodel Bar Refaeli tops the list. Olivia Munn, Mila Kunis, Katy Perry, Olivia Wilde, Jennifer Lawrence, Emma Stone, Megan Fox, Malin Ackerman, and Adrianne Palicki round out the top 10. Check out a video featuring all 100 in under 100 seconds after the jump.
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FHM and their readers have chosen their 100 Sexiest Women in the World for 2012 which is lead by singer/songwriter Tulisa at #1. (Yeah, I don’t know who that is either. Sigh. I feel old.) You can find the whole list after the jump.
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Ah…teenage love and loss. When Ben is dumped by his girlfriend he’ll do whatever it takes to win her back including signing up for the high school play – “Midsummer Nights Dream – The Musical” directed by Martin Short! A funny teen comedy; think that’s an oxymoron? Well think again…
Ever been dumped and are unwilling to let the other person go? Get Over It tells the story of a guy who loses his girl and will do anything to get her back even making a complete jackass of himself by singing outside her window and joining the school play not even noticing that maybe the one helping him, his friend’s little sister, just might be a better match for him.
Berke Landers (Ben Foster) has just been dumped by his longtime girlfriend Allison (Melissa Sagemiller), which is followed by one of the best opening credit sequences in recent movie history.
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After a hard break-up with his girlfriend Sarah (Kristen Bell), Peter (Jason Segel) mopes around so much his step-brother (Bill Hader) puts him on a plane to Hawaii in hopes he’ll be able to move on.
His attempts are thwarted when he arrives at a swanky resort only to find Sarah and her new beau, ridiculous musician Aldous Snow (Russel Brand), also as guests. The sole bright spot in Peter’s personal hell is a beautiful hotel cleck (Mila Kunis) who, along with other members of the staff, attempt to get Peter back on his feet. For more on the story of the film you can check out Ian’s original review.
The script, although it contains many fun moments, is deeply flawed. Of all the characters only Peter, Sarah, and Rachel (Kunis) seem real. The rest of the cast is a group of characters created solely as one-joke characters, and almost impossible to take seriously.
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Forgetting Sarah Marshall on DVD Read More »
This wasn’t a year to wow you. 2010 may have been somewhat of an off year for movies, but there are several quality films that hit theaters this year which are worth noting. A couple things struck me as I was putting together this list. First, how actresses stepped up huge this year. Whether in lead or supporting roles, it was a year dominated by the performances of the fairer sex. And second, 2010 was a year of raw emotion, almost visceral, brought to screen. You might argue that one or two of my choices didn’t have elaborate plots, but each delivered on an emotional level.
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