SilverTung wrote:
I agree and disagree. Women cannot be gauged in beauty. This is because everyone, regardless of gender or orientation, have certain things they find sexy in a women.
I find Jennifer Aniston's round face and typical characters she's plays to be a big turn off.
And Galaxy Quest happened like 20 years ago. There fore she probably isn't as hot as she was, and that knocks out the "ever".
And Ridley? No way.
You fail to understand the definition of "hot", we're not talking about all around general beauty.
"Hot" is all about.... "would you tap that dude?", not "would you have a romantic relationship with her?"
Also, don't think about when the picture was taken, put yourself in that moment.
Example, Marylin Monroe is hot. If transported back in time to her peak, I would definitely do her.
Then there is the issue of personal taste, there is no universal "hottest woman ever" for everyone. Just one for each of us.
BTW: Sigourney's character in Alien was "Ripley", not "Ridley"
(Ridley Scott was the producer/director of Alien)
And for a 62 year old woman now... Sigourney Weaver looks great!
I hope I meet a woman like her when I'm 62.
PS: Galaxy Quest was in 1999, 12 years ago, not 20.
That means that the picture that the OP posted is of a 50 year old woman.
Not bad for 50!
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