Julianne Moore & an Unexpected Adjective

Chris here, reminding you that Julianne Moore is an Oscar winning actress because it doesn't get old. Perhaps I should also remind that she still likes to have fun in a silly action movie or two. This fall she joins a thoroughly bizarre cast for the Kingsman sequel, hopefully getting some screentime with buddy Colin Firth. But her character-revealing poster for the film is an odd one, emblazening the actress with a cheeky smile and one word: "deluded". Is this movie throwing shade toward the goddess or our blind fandom? Either way, how dare they. In the comments, tell us another adjective you would use to highlight Julianne!

Comments

[NATHANIEL R]

SUPERLATIVE (because that covers a lot!)

[cal roth]

Yellow is not her color.

[/3rtful]

Yellow is not her color.

The gold lettering is the eyesore of the one sheet.

[Joe]

I like her in the yellow dress, actually! Then again, I loved her in the yellow dress she wore when she won her Emmy. I don't always love her fashion choices, to be honest, but I thought that was a great color on her.

[Peggy Sue]

She has done her fair share of shit. I guess it's the only way to stay relevant.

[eurocheese]

Everything

[Norman]

I kinda like the outfit. The poster itself is horrible.

[Mareko]

This is giving me Laws of Attraction vibes, and we know how that one turned out.

P.S. Juli can rock almost ANY color! (Not easy for a fair-skinned redhead. #respect)

[paco.]

She's the villain in this isn't she? Maybe the leader of the cowboy characters Channing Tatum and Pedro Pascal play.

[thevoid99]

Extraordinary!!!!

[Dave S.]

Yes, I'd say signing on to a "Kingsman" sequel warrants a "deluded".

For such a great actress, Moore does seem to have specifically bad luck with her mainstream/blockbuster picks. "Evolution"? "Hannibal"? "Next," "The Lost World," "The Forgotten"? What a rough track record.

[Craver]

NOW I am interested in that movie!
CHEEKY and I love it.