Noah is revealed to be a psychotic stalker who won’t take no for an answer when Lopez’s Claire comes to her senses and tries to break off their relationship. “I will never, ever,” he tells Claire, pausing for dramatic effect, “going to let you go.” (This laughably ungrammatical statement may explain why he has been held back at school.) Before long, Noah has transformed from Jason Schwartzman’s precocious preppy in “Rushmore” into Glenn Close from “Fatal Attraction.” . . . http://www.washingtonpost.com/goingoutguide/movies/the-boy-next-door-mov...
Anything Goes : Cougar in a stalker film: Jennifer Lopez brings in the turkey -- -- well before Thanksgiving ( by LindaAnn Loschiavo
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Bad grammar in scripts: “I will never, ever,” he tells Claire, pausing for dramatic effect, “going to let you go.” (This laughably ungrammatical statement may explain why he has been held back at school.) Does bad grammar catch your attention?