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Renee Zellweger has some good legs.

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I was looking at the box for "Chicago." I realize they're airbrushed and touched up and all on that, but they also looked good in that movie "Love and a .45." I realize that was from about 10 years ago, but still... I don't know if I could sit through Chicago. Would it be worth it just for that?

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I got halfway through Chicago, and switched to "Nitty Gritty Surround" DVDA. nt - Duilawyer 22:43:40 09/13/03 (0)
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Maybe, but the net score is average - DWPC 13:01:40 09/12/03 (0)
Jones couldn't make up for Z's overall plainness. Niether Jones, Z, or Gere handled the musical roles with much naturalness. The music was relentlessly repetitive. My wife and her 86-yr old mother just loved it. I'd had more than enough after 20 minutes. An overly campy caricature of the 20's. I hate campy.
I think her singing was "airbrushed" also (nt) - DaleGribble 12:52:15 09/11/03 (0)
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Yeah but she snores like a banshee! And never puts the cap back on the toothpaste! nt - Pjay 04:49:16 09/11/03 (0)
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Re: Renee Zellweger has some good legs. - battyman 22:33:00 09/10/03 (0)
I quite liked Chicago, it wasn't hard to sit through at all.
If someone had told me, a year ago, that little Bridget Jones
could move like _that_ I would have flat-out not believed them.
And who imagined she could sing?
"Chicago" has a lot more to offer than RZ's legs,
Catherine Zeta Jones has pretty good legs as well,
then there's a chorus full of background dancers
that are just as well endowed, and skimpily dressed,
true to the Broadway musical style.
I can recommend "Chicago", unless you just truly _hate_
musicals as a principle.

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