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Originally posted by asarian:
I found it difficult, though, to place Nathan, morally. Him being the Captain and all, I'd like to look up to him as a man of great moral fiber.

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Originally posted by Hoperules:

Also, I thought the kissing (with the exception of the pie baking scene) was way too noisy. All that loud lip smacking seemed like it was meant to be more comic than sexy.

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I kinda agree with Hoperules. Yes, she sees Nathan as "just a means of survival." Which DOES mean she was merely using him. Now, I ain't saying I aint sympathetic to Jenna: her plight was, after all, a difficult one. And Nathan weren't exactly walking a moral high ground, either. And as for the subleties, I found them somewhat lacking: especially in the area of how she dumped Mal. I know, it's meant to be romantic or some such, that she don't care none about her baby until she looks the infant in the eyes and then does a major U-turn. But subtle it ain't. Rather, hopelessly trite.

I know, Saffron already said it, "Everyone plays everybody else." Maybe that's the thing that kept irking me in Waitress. There's too much using going on.

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Originally posted by chrisisall:
Nathan was great in it; that's all that counts.

Rent don't buy though Chrisisall



Can't argue with that!

May have been on the losing side, still not convinced it was the wrong one.