This is what it looks like to have chemistry...
Since I have been home, sometimes different computers have different logins on them. I was using Sarah's computer, and youtube ended up logged in in my name. So, then when I got back to my computer, youtube then was influenced by some of Sarah's viewing. This is probably why a video compilation of Jennifer Lawrence and Josh Hutcherson showed up. I don't know why I watched it, but I did. And while I watched it, I had a stunning realization: Josh Huthcerson and Jennifer Lawrence, who are not a couple, have WAY more chemistry off screen than they do as Peeta and Katniss on screen (who are a couple).
Exhibit A:
Notice how these characters have little-to-no chemistry with one another. I think that part of this is because Suzanne Collins, like many female writers of the day, created the perfect male they would want to marry, and then a deeply flawed female who that male would never fall in love with. All the same, this scene comes off as...well, at best, awkward.
Exhibit B:
They leap off the screen and I want to say, "Marry each other now! You're adorable together!"
Let's see that on the screen. Please?
Exhibit A:
Notice how these characters have little-to-no chemistry with one another. I think that part of this is because Suzanne Collins, like many female writers of the day, created the perfect male they would want to marry, and then a deeply flawed female who that male would never fall in love with. All the same, this scene comes off as...well, at best, awkward.
Exhibit B:
They leap off the screen and I want to say, "Marry each other now! You're adorable together!"
Let's see that on the screen. Please?
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