Christian Bale
Christian Bale Best Couple Countdown Day 1(Pick your LEAST favourite)
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Amled and Ethel
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Jack and Sarah
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Amled and the blond girl
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Laurie and Amy
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Edward and Posy
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Manrdas and Pelagia
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John and Mary
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John and Pocahontas
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Alfred and Olivia
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Laurie and Jo
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Chris and Marion
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Demetrius and Helena
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Sam and Alex
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Howl and Sophie
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Trevor and Stevie
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Bruce and Rachel
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Alfred and Sarah
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John and Kate
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Jim and Marta
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DON'T PICK THIS (please comment for my article)
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I always thought that Olivia was completely undeserving of the love of one of Christian Bale's characters. Ever since watching Thre Prestige, I've always grimaced at the thought of Scarlett Johanson (however you spell her name ...). I probably wouldn't have minded her if it wasn't for Sarah, his wife. I thought she was adorable. She was always so nice, and seemed to really care about one of his halves. I was really sad when the part of him that loved Olivia caused her to kill herself.
So basically, I hated olivia for breaking up the nice part of Alfred and his wife, Sarah, because I really liked them as a couple.
(Yes, I'm stealing another idea of the disney princesses spot ... shame on me)
I always liked Amled being with Ethel, to be honest.
@ Ashley-Green: Hmm... It's perhaps an overreaction on your part about Amled and Ethel - I mean, I like Amled being with that blond girl better that Ethel. Ethel was always, in my opinion, very cold towards Amled, kind of standoffish, and she never really atempted to show him any great kindness. The blond girl, however, saved his life and eventually gave hers for him through default!
And on the subject of Alfred and Olivia, I have to say that my feelings about that are basically the same as yours. I preferred the wife, which led me to dislike Olivia, who i viewed as being the cause of the wife's death
They don't have to be a couple to be in this pick - there just has to be feelings on one side for the other side. I think that John and Mary are a dynamic couple, and that Mary is what really brought john back to life. i mean, sure, I liked John's wife better, because I don't really like Emily Watson that much, but she didn't pose any competition for the wife, she just made him realise that he was sad about the wife dying, and he was sad about Mar dying, She helped him to feel again.
@madonna26:
Frankly, I always respected John's desicion to take Pocahonatas' hand in marriage, and accepted that he must therefore think very highly of her and love her. Those conclusions always led me to liek thei being together, but, for the same reasons as you have (she's undeserving and doesn't care for him), I always disliked the fact that they actually were together. However, I would have been much grumpier if John hadn't got what he wanted and what would "inevitabely" make him happy - Pocahontas.
Haha, yes I probably was overreactin about Ethel and Amled being picked as a least favourite pairing, but honestly, you prefer him being with that blond chick? And you're not kidding ... which shocks me. Sure, I like him with her, but the way you're talking about it, it sounds like, because they did (it) a lot of the time, you deduced that he cared for her and she for him to innumerable extent. Sure, she saved his life, but if Ethel had been in her position, it is almost assured that she would have done the same.
Also, Ethel is never cold and unfeeling towards Amled! From their very first conversation and even their first exchanging of glances you can feel the connection.
Anyways, I hated Pelagia - she was such a bitch to Mandras, and just left him out of the blue. I blame her father largely for that though, call me crazy if you wish.
Mandras was totally perfect, he was smart (though he couldn't read or write he probably would have picked it up easily if anyone had bothered to teach him), he anaged to make Pelagia laugh and be happy, cracking her hard exterior, and though he fooled around, he wasn't simple, he had lots of highfluent ideas and was, well, deep. She could have had no real reason for leaving him.
Mandras + Pelagia = Love. (more so on Mandras' part)
Corelli + Pelagia = Lust.
Anyways, even when they were 'together' she seemed like she wouldn;t make him happy anyway - she was quiet and silly. He needed someone more ... I dunno, perfect.
Okay, my views on the Jo/Amy and Jo/Laurie relationships are:
Jo should have put her pointless worries aside (along with that old peadophile) and accepted Laurie, they got on really well, and just because they would be married wouldn't make a difference to that BRILLIANT relationship.
I know what you mean when you say his love for Jo was what led him to marry Amy, but I think that Amy was far too strong-willed (translation: annoying) to marry someone who like them for their sister. She did say, when he was first courting her, something about not being with him because he still loved Jo, I think in response to the fact he said he HAD to be a part of the March family, but all her thoughts and worries on such account were clearly dispelled, as she DID marry him.
Therefore, I trust Laurie's judgement, and am glad that he is happy with her, whilst disliking Jo's judgement entirely.
@BBalehead:
Yes, Posy does seem to be held under some kind of hypnotic hold by her evil father, but that doesn't mean that her love for Edward waned at all, and I'm sure that she would have made him very happy, and he her! Certainly, she didn't deserve him (who ever deserves any of Christian Bale's characters?), but she did her best, and the only reason she would appear not lively etc, was because (in my opinion) she was cooped up in that terrible place, and all manners of restriction were placed upon her. Had she been freed from these boundaries by the glorious Edward, I think that in her newfound freedom she would have revelled, and made merry aplenty. I don't think we can accuse her on those grounds.
However, when it comes to how steady she is, I'm not certain what to say, as I personally would have run away with him the moment I saw him, poor as he was, but she hesitates, then takes a great step forward by saying she will .. and then, she doesn't. I was never sure if that meant she was scared of her father, feared fo Edward or herself, or merely got over him ...
So I understand your picking that couple, but nit first. No, not right away. There are much more undeserving people there.
Okay, there relationship was actually better developed than a lot of Disney relationships, I'll think you'll find. They met three times? Wow, in Disney that's like ... 300 times.
Be honest with yourself: Sarah is NOT a plot-hole, seeing as plot-holes don't usually take the form of people who go around kissing Christian Bale. It's not even a really bad insult, I mean, even if she was one (which she isn't) how would that be her fault? It's not about how their relationship developed though (to be frank with you) it's about: DO YOU LIKE THEM TOGETHER.
Well, do you like them together? Do you like the fact that Jack decided to stay for her? Do you? Would you rather he'd completely shunned her, or Kenny Ortega had decided to leave the fans guessing about whether or not they would ever be together? Personally, I like a story to have an ending. You, however, don't really appear to care about that side of it.
Seriously, there are a multitude of mistakes in Newsies (look carefully, you'll find them), but Sarah isn't one of them. Just because she and Jack are attracted to each other fairly quickly doesn't mean she stuffs the whole story up. Think of a new insult, and get over the whole plot-hole thing, it is just soooo untrue.
And in response to your argument: yes, it's a fair argument, and I'm not going to stand by what I said, but I'm still going to keep picking Jack and Sarah until they're out because they're still my least favourite couple. Yes, I am jealous of Sarah ... that's probably what makes me hate her so darn much.
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