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(Love and semantics) In the movie Sideways, Sandra Oh becomes very upset when she discovers that her lover, Thomas Hadden Church, is engaged to be married to someone else. The film presents abundant evidence that Church's and Oh’s characters have passionate feelings for each other. None the less, Oh shouts "You said you loved me!" and breaks Church’s nose with her motorcycle helmet.
What did Church’s character mean when he told Oh’s character that he loved her?
What did Church’s character mean when he told Oh’s character that he loved her?
He had both tender and sexual feelings for her
He had sexual feelings for her
He was saying something about his feelings, but he was lying
He had tender (“warm and fuzzy”) feelings for her
He some other kind of feelings for her
He wasn’t saying anything at all about his feelings
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Feb 14, 2009 07:43PM
Are we supposed to have seen the movie to vote for it or can we guess from the context you gave?
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Choupette wrote: "Are we supposed to have seen the movie to vote for it or can we guess from the context you gave?"Well, it would be much better if you had seen it. If you haven't, it is a brilliant comedy that made both Thomas Hadden Church and Paul Giamatti into major stars pretty much overnight. It got an Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay which it totally deserved. And it's even a date movie of a rather unusual kind!
