Will You Kiss Another Guy To Save Your Life?

The Poll:
If you are a guy, will you kiss another guy to save your life?

The Stats so far:
3 yes and 4 no. (But I hope self-preservation would eventually raise its hand and tell them to reconsider, "I really can't say until I'm faced with the situation")

Alright, why am I asking? For those who haven't watched "Get Smart", don't continue reading this post unless you are voluntarily compromising your position as a completely blank slate in terms of knowing what the story is about. Yes, there was a close-up kissing scene between two male characters in the film, and I couldn't stress enough the reactions of the two guys sitting on both my left and right side.

Last night, I went out with friends in Englicom to watch the said movie.

My reaction to the movie: It was a generally feel-good, entertaining movie - good for those who are feeling exceptionally depressed. Humor was comprised primarily of slapsticks and a few witty lines. It seemed to be set in the same league as most regular funny spy movies (eq. Johnny English, Pink Panther), except that the primary protagonist was not as dumb-witted or intellectually-challenged as most other spy movies.

The ending was, as most comedic movies, expected. So the story in bullet points will go like this:

Spy Boy meets Girl Spy,
Girl Spy is far more experienced that Spy boy,
Girl Spy hates Spy Boy's guts,
Girl Spy ends up being partners with Spy Boy,
Girl Spy and Spy Boy work together,
Girl Spy begins to fall for Spy Boy,
Conflict between Girl Spy and Spy Boy,
Spy Boy saves the day,
Girl Spy and Spy Boy are now an item.
The end.

Well, Anne Hathaway was hot in this movie, lots of leg exposure. There was also that cliche butt exposure of Spy Boy. Oh well, at least it cheered us up a lot.

For more reviews on Get Smart, click on the links below..
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