No one can hate my new Spider-Man darling Andrew Garfield for making rather fail speech at the Golden Globes a week ago. It's his first Golden Globes so he might be nervous. But geez, even he looked real cute when failing out.
And check out his first DETAILS Magazine cover behind the scene shoots, where you'll see his Spidey biceps! He is originally skinny and I even doubted him to be the new Spidey, but he worked out doing yoga and pilates and such to bulk up, and it went pretty nice.
There is A LOT of guys who are more handsome and sexier than Andrew in Hollywood. But I don't know, I mostly judge those Hollywood guys from their interviews, checking out their reactions in any questions, comments, and critics, and most importantly testing out their sense of humor. And this guy answered the questions and critics in a very humble way, and I can say that he got a crazy sense of humor. He got me.
Oh and it reminds me of my chit-chat with my friend Tomo a couple of months ago. So we were sitting with our other friends at my campus' lobby, I was stealing some movies from his hard drive (I love stealing movies and I proudly admit it—what's wrong with me?!?), and found "Imaginarium Of Doctor Parnassus" in it. I said to him, "The guy who plays Anton is so cute! He's the new Spider-Man!". And he lightly responded, "Why are you so easily attracted to Jewish boys?".
Later that day I found out that Andrew is a Jewish. Just like Shia LaBeouf. Or Jake Gyllenhaal. Or Joseph Gordon-Levitt. Or some crushes like Logan Lerman, Zach Braff, Jesse Eisenberg, Robert Schwartzman, or Daniel Radcliffe. Those are my favorites. Maybe most people know that. And I didn't realize that they are actually Jewish until Tomo pointed that out.
I remember my friend Sofia said to me when we were discussing (with Sofia, everything turns to be a discussion—not merely gossiping hot guys with their properties, it was purely discussion) Shia, "So you like him for his sense of humor? Well so do I! I love it when Jewish boys pulling off their jokes. It's smart and witty. I love Zach Braff too,". And she did encapsulate the main reason of why I love those boys: their super endearing sense of humor.
Basically they're very good looking, but they're not afraid of being silly and honest. They love joking. They are comfortable for being themselves. That's what I call sexy. I don't know if it's genetic, but each boy actually have it. And yes, those guys look like Gods when they wear plaid shirts (no I'm not going to talk about that fetish of mine any further).
I don't think it's a bad thing for liking Jewish boys—this isn't political. I curse Israeli's action toward Palestine, but it doesn't generalize that Jewish people are bad (even though many many people have put harsh sentiment already to them).
Speaking of Andrew, it's too bad he has no movies coming out this year. Have to wait until 2012 for "Spider-Man" reboot. Duh.
