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Fifth Element star, Milla Jovovich is sitting on the bed, wearing little more than her birthday suit, gazing longingly into the eyes of the man before her. Every detail of her body is in perfect focus. Her forehead glistens with the shimmer of an unconfident sweat. Milla has starred in a number of hit films, graced the cover of hundreds of magazines, and been the focus of thousands of advertisements, but the is no trace of a strong, independent, confident woman. She leans forward with a modest, crooked posture, one arm, defenselessly on her lap, the other supporting her limply. Most of her skin as well as all of her physical flaws are visible; she cannot hide anything. Her companion is wearing black. Most of his features that would be visible the angle are shadowed or out of focus. His flaws are wholly masked. He towers over Milla, literally casting his shadow upon her. His fully covering clothing leaves everything to the imagination and hides any possible flaws he might have. His hands are behind his back, he puts nothing regarding his personality forward and he presents a strong, unflawed image. …show more content…
He would go to many ridiculous extremes just to meet her. She's got a large number of drooling fans just like Cody. One site I visited the "Milla Jovovich Fan Site" had almost 700,000 hits. Yet with a following like that and millions in the bank she's still shown as a feeble, helpless, dependent little girl. I don't know how many men would want to buy the same product advertised under the concept of "you can never have me you far less successful and domineering man". Milla is expected to capture the gaze of the viewer as the man almost blends in to the backdrop, as he was as important as the curtains. The man's value could come from male readers imagining themselves as the tall, dark, and handsome man with Milla being his soon to encounter lover. From either perspective Milla is the object to be gazed

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