While all of their private areas are technically covered, this is still a gratuitous display, and in the moments prior to this incident, Margaret is shown in length with only her arm to cover her breasts and a small cloth mitt held in front of her groin.
Meanwhile, Andrew is undressing, preparing to take a shower himself, neither realizing the other’s presence until they run into each other and fall down together, both completely naked and shown in side view. In a particular scene, her character Margaret has just finished showering and is in search of a towel.
So I was extremely disappointed that she chose to go so far in this film. While I haven’t seen all of Sandra Bullock’s films, I have to say that I had a higher expectation of her, as it does seem that she is known for her modesty. And as far as the storyline goes, it continues on a predictable course, as most movies of this genre generally do, as is the reason they are generally enjoyable. The two come to a mutual agreement so they will both benefit from the marriage, but have to travel to Alaska to convince both his family and the skeptical immigration officer that they are truly in love.
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As it turns out, the immigration process is not so simple as their assigned officer is out to prove their fraud, intent on a full investigation. The problem is that not only is this completely untrue, but Andrew in fact despises her, only answering her every bidding in the hopes of being justly rewarded with a promotion. citizen, and their marriage will resolve the deportation issue. Desperate to maintain her position and save face within the company, she reveals that she is engaged to her assistant, Andrew Paxton ( Ryan Reynolds), who is a U.S. Margaret Tate (played by Sandra Bullock) is a daunting and vicious New York executive who discovers she is about to be deported back to her native Canada. And while it certainly delivered on the laughs, at some points so much so that the dialogue was drowned out by the roaring laughter of the audience, and even had a few tear-jerking scenes, I walked away more disgusted with each passing moment as these brief instances were forgotten leaving the crude and vulgar sexuality that dominated the film illuminated in mind. “The Proposal” is a romantic comedy, intended to be heartwarming, hilarious and classically cliché.
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