Favorite Jennifer Aniston film?
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Anonymous
| Office Space is the only one I've even enjoyed to be honest |
Anonymous
| The Break Up |
Anonymous
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She is kind of like the Adam Sandler of romcoms and family friendly movies. She does generic stuff. She does it well just like he does the stupid humor bro movies well.
I have never really seen her do anything that had real depth of character. She has her niche and she does it well. Her Friends fame is really why she is well known. |
Anonymous
She was surprisingly good in this, very heartfelt performance. The post-miscarriage scene in Marley was also affecting. I've always thought her skill in dramatic parts is underrated. |
Anonymous
The Good Girl was pretty different for her, check it out if you haven't. I also really loved her in Horrible Bosses. It was a real departure from how we were used to seeing her, and plus I think she looked great as a brunette! |
Anonymous
| I saw Cake recently and recall hearing Oscar buzz about her performance when it was first out. A depressing film, but she was excellent. |
Anonymous
| Derailed was awful and predictable but I still watch whenever I catch it on TV. |
Anonymous
I didn't mind her in it, but man I just can't watch that film again. Once was enough. |
Anonymous
| Rumor Has It, which I can't believe no one else said!! |
Anonymous
They did. First page at 13:11. |
Anonymous
PR at work. |
Anonymous
I found it traumatizing. |
Anonymous
| The Object of My Affection and Office Space are my favorites. |
Anonymous
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Office Space
The Break Up |
Anonymous
Never saw Object of my Affection but apparently Paul Rudd co-starred with her. It was released in 1998–must’ve been when the two entered a pact with the devil and somewhere there’s a Dorian Grey portrait of the two of them. Office Space The Good Girl Cake Picture Perfect Dumplin’ She’s Funny Like That (Honestly, I think Friends is stupid and unwatchable. So people may underestimate her as an actress.) |