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Did she or didn't she, oh Emma you are such a tease.

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Why would her agent not at least ask her first before turning down the Chanel gig? Seems a bit off.




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The only thought I had was maybe it's left open for a possible sequel

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Don't see a lot of indies doing sequels unless really bad horror like Troma. Seems more a studio approach. It's a good ending, but seems a bit improbable.




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Well he had to tell Chanel an answer right away. His answer to Chanel was not really a definite no. It was what he thought. If she said she wanted to do it then he can call always them back and say she can do it, which is likely because they liked her. It was also why he was calling as her agent.

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She definitely went back, I think.

You don't leave this world, it eventually spits you out.

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Did anyone else find the ending funny? The look on her face as he kept questioning her "Emma? Emma?" I found myself laughing at that.

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By the end I was sick of the character, because I thought she had that look throughout 90% of the movie - a sullen, uncertain "uh, I dunno" kind of look. Very much a teenager who doesn't know anything about anything yet. I understand how that lifestyle for young women has a lot of pitfalls and I could never have done it at 18, but she just seemed so vacant and lifeless that I'd get really impatient with someone like that in my life. Only in modeling would it be valuable to look bored and/or b!tchy all the time.

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I hope she took the job. I mean come on, it's Chanel.

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