Beyonce on Top
Beyonce was on The Late Show with David Letterman looking incredibly hot, but that’s not the big news. The big news is that Beyonce has new movie in theaters called Obsessed, and it took the number one box office spot with an $11 million haul in its first day.
Obsessed is a bad movie that doesn’t have much for a storyline, but it gets help by Beyonce and Ali Larter with their good performances that make a bad movie, a good bad movie. Good enough to take the top spot temporarily, but it may not be good enough to break any records.
It would seem Hollywood should take note of Beyonce’s star power in attracting audiences to a bad movie like Obsessed, and offer her some better roles.
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It would seem Hollywood should take note of Beyonce’s star power in attracting audiences to a bad movie like Obsessed, and offer her some better roles.
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It would help if she knew how to act, lol.
How many A-List or B-List actors, directors do you think would even be willing to take the chance on appearing alongside Mrs. Carter, or even in the same movie for that matter, knowing she’s not capable of holding her own.
If it’s merely her “Star Power” as you put that’s “putting butts in seats”, as opposed to her ability to act, it’s only a matter of time before that becomes her downfall.
As for Mrs. Carter, ” Take the time that’s necessary to LEARN HOW TO ACT. Try working on television to get your chops. It’s a big difference to put yourself out there at $10 a pop only to have “your audience” suffer through another one of your dreadful, unintelligible performances than to give the person viewing the option to change the channel.