100 things I learned from my super ex girlfriend

45.Bedlam obtained the chunk of hair when he snuck into Jenny's apt.and removed it from her brush.
44.Matt[Luke Wilson]appears to have gotten his hair cut during filming.Compare his scenes in Hannah's office putting files away where his hair is longer and the scene in Bedlam's house where his hair is shorter.From what I've read over the years,this generally isn't approved of in movie making,as producers don't like to see noticeable changes in actor's appearances in the film.
43.Though Matt claims it's Hannah he really loves,there is no distinction made in the film between the fun he has spending time w/Jenny and his scenes w/Hannah.I know I expressed my opinion in other posts that I like seeing Matt and Jenny together over seeing Matt w/Hannah as I thought Matt and Jenny had better chemistry together,but it really stands out in Matt's scenes w/Jenny that he's having the time of his life w/her.If the producers really wanted to convince those who watched this film that Matt was more happier w/Hannah,they surely weren't very convincing of that.There are those few office scenes where Matt's eyeing up Hannah's butt,etc.but I consider those minor flirtations.Also Matt has only a few romantic scenes w/Hannah as compared to his scenes w/Jenny and his scenes w/Hannah lack the charm of his scenes w/Jenny.This is definitely one of the film's major faults which no doubt lent to it's comparitively poor box office performance.

42.SPOILER ALERT!If any other actress had played Jenny/G-Girl otheer than Uma in this film,the pairing of Matt and Hannah at the end mightve worked and even myself.long an opponent of the Hannah/Matt matchup,might have accepted it.But when you have Uma Thurman who imo is the sex goddess of Hollywood,as the main character,there's just no way her losing out to Anna Ferris can be accepted.And as I said before and other posters have commented,it's far beyond believable even in a comedy film that Uma would take up w/Eddie Izzard,esp.when he's her arch enemy in the film.
41.I may be wrong about this,but the main premise of the film was how a regular guy,Matt Saunders dumps his Superhero girlfriend,Jenny Johnson/G-Girl due to her neediness.In looking at this film a little closer the neediness and negative parts of her personality in my observation,don't really show up until the scene at the restaurant w/Hannah and The window breaking scene in the car.There's very little signs of neediness,etc.shown before that scene.As Matt said something seemed a little off about her,but that was just her trying to keep her G-Girl identity a secret.This is another flaw in the film as the producers don't really show very many negative traits of her personality before the restaurant scene.
40.In the restaurant scene,Jenny seems more like a victim of circumstance than anything else.There's a lot of what if questions here.What if Hannah's boyfriend Steve had showed up for at the restaurant?What if there had been no missile crisis forcing Jenny to become G-Girl leaving Matt and Hannah alone together?The date mightve went on w/o any problems and Steve and Hannah mightve remained a couple or Matt's infatuation w/Hannah mightve showed up later.One can see Jenny sees the Matt/Hannah thing on the horizon and is trying to avoid the issue by acting like nothing's going on and still wanting to order her dinner.It seems like everything was closing in on Jenny at once,which ultimitaly led to her frustration and losing it in the car.
39.Even though there's no excuse for her treatment of Matt after the breakup,stealing his car,etc.one can feel her pain as she returns to the restaurant after dealing w/the missile crisis,seeing the man she loves hugging another girl in a romantic way.Here's a guy she thought was the one,who she confided in him her most precious secret,finding pleasure w/someone else.No doubt she felt a sense of betrayal.Perhaps Matt didn't realize the emotional damage he caused.

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38. Regardless of the movie (My Super Ex Girlfriend or otherwise), no two viewers will react in the same fashion. As such, it is a very bad idea for any person posting to this or any other IMDB message board to be judgemental of another (e.g., "some people on this message board need to lighten up"). Reactions to movies are different - let's deal with it, on this and other message boards - following my example and that of pokey867-1 might help - we're polar opposites where this movie is concerned, but we do not disparage one another's positions.

37. No one must have cared that Professor Bedlam had escaped from prison, since he appeared to be able to move about the masses freely, even though it was in the newspapers that he was being sought by the authorities.

36. It was probably a good thing that the movie did not have a female director - that would have opened up another can of worms altogether, possibly landing that director in hot water with at least some male viewers.

35. The movie opened the door to explore many things in a sequel or prequel, such as the following:

34. In a prequel, additional background on Jenny could be discovered, perhaps confirming that her personality before exposure to the meteor and afterwards were on two different poles (i.e., she had the capacity to successfully all of the issues that she had from being an outcast prior to the meteor event; however, after this event, this capacity could have been diminished from the energy of the meteor, allowing her to address the issues in sometimes unhealthy ways). At the same time, the pasts of Matt, Hannah, Barry, Carla, and Vaughn could also be examined.

33. In a sequel, Hannah could be the focus, as she learns how to best use her super powers. It is assumed that she probably did not have the same issues as Jenny/G-Girl did, and was thus, better equipped to handle the powers.

32. Another sequel idea: a betrayal from Professor Bedlam - he sets Jenny/G-Girl up so that she falls from favor in New York City.

31. Lastly, a sequel where Jenny/G-Girl faces the long-suppressed issues: here, her bad side (G-Girl gone worse) tries to do away with her good side, and the "good" Jenny (what's left of her original being/conscience prior to exposure to the meteor must do battle with her "bad" G-Girl persona (the one that wants nothing to do with who she used to be).

30. Some good actually came Jenny/G-Girl's way in the movie - she finally got the help she was looking for - from Hannah. Perhaps that could pave the way for the two of them to be friends.

29.Dan thanks so much again for the respect you've always showed me regarding our opposite opinions of this film.As you said were not here to judge each other.All judgements,as far as this mb goes should be saved for the film.
28.Like you mentioned Bedlam mustve had clout w/the police the way he moved about freely w/o being captured.Mentioning that there is still the question concerning the deleted scene from the dvd of him electrocuting the guard in jail.Where was that scene originally meant to be placed in the film?My guess it's somewhere between Matt and Jenny's 1st date and their 1st sexual encounter so he could be back in his hideout to spy on them.
27.I could definitely see Barry doublecrossing Jenny in a film sequel.As I said in another post judging his character and personality,this was definitely a guy w/criminal genes brought about no doubt by his high school breakup w/Jenny.There's no way this super villain becomes Mr.Nice Guy overnight because Matt made him think he loved Jenny!
26.SPOILER ALERT!Movie producers sadly have a pattern of not having Uma get the leading man in the end.This happened in this film[an ending I strongly detest!]The Truth About Cats and Dogs[a kinda corny ending]and Prime[a worser ending than Super Ex as the whole plot line is left hanging at the end!]If I was Uma being the sex goddess she is I would demand to win the leading man in the end or there's no deal!
25.This film has more holes in it than the 4,000 holes in Blackburn,Lancashire mentioned in The Beatles song A Day In The Life!
24.Matt himself has a bit of wishy washness to him.He seems to be having the time of his life w/jenny than once a semi-serious mishap between him and Jenny takes place[the car window breaking scene]he decides he doesn't love her and wants to break up w/her.Perhaps if him and Hannah have a misunderstanding down the line,he'll want to split w/her as well.In short Matt appears to be the kind of boyfriend w/the attitude one mistake and you're gone!
23.The 1st part of this film has imo a very feel good upbeat feel to it as we see Matt and Jenny get established in their relationship while the rest of the film from the breakup on seems to have a dark,dismal,depressing mood to it,almost like all the fun is done and the best of the film was behind it[which imo it was].

22.The producer,director and screenwriter all succeeded in creating one of the worst movie endings in Hollywood history!
21.I have never been more disatisfied with a movie ending than this one.

20.If you're dating Uma Thurman and things don't go well,you can turn to Anna Ferris.
19.If you're dating Luke Wilson and things don't go well,you can start dating Eddie Izzard???Hmmm...What's wrong with this picture?

Hello, it's me again. I have a few more to add, mostly positive:

18. The chainsaw scene was probably the funniest part of the movie for two reasons: a) knowing Jenny/G-Girl as a superhero, she wouldn't need a chainsaw to do in anyone who would betray her; and b) because of "a," and the promise that she told Matt to keep (i.e., rather having a chainsaw shoved up his butt than reveal Jenny's being G-Girl - that "possibility" is most outlandish in and of itself) - it was hilarious to see her actually show up with a chainsaw when he spills the secret to Vaughn (albeit in a dream sequence).

17. Tapping someone in the butt with one's foot is a weird way to flirt.

16. The rooftop scene where Jenny/G-Girl is stripped of her powers brought most of the major players in the movie together at the same time (save one, for the obvious reason - she didn't fit).

15. Even if one plays a role extremely well (as Uma Thurman did here, playing the crazy, super-powered ex-girlfriend exacting revenge), it won't be nearly enough when conveyed via a screenplay that is uneven and incomplete.

14. Yes, it is possible for a person who did not like "My Super Ex-Girlfriend" to say a few things positive about it.

Hi Dan glad to hear from you again.Here's some more points I'd like to share
13.When the main characters of the film are on the roof together,since they mostly seem to be at odds w/each other,except for Matt and Vaughn,you could cut thru the tension with a knife!
12.This movie will not age well.Had it not been for the top stars involved,it wouldve quietly slipped into the b movie category into obscurity.With the gags not being that funny,being more sadistic violence than humor and with the dismal ending,plot holes,etc.it'll be looked at as a good concept that suffered poorly when put into execution.Years from now I'd be willing to bet that Luke and Uma will be happy to forget about this movie.