Did it really look that good? It just seems like generic action fodder to me

I had mulatto butts as a ring tone for around a week, didn't go too well.

See also; Body Heat.

He still gave us Empire, that's what I'm choosing to measure Kasdan's appropriateness for this project by.

As someone who was afraid that Arndt's pervading sentimentality may overrun the script, I'm quite glad he has departed and that Lawrence Kasdan will take a more prominent role in the process.

Not to mention why the hell did she go through the whole trying to get the money out of the bank account if she was in on it all along? It doesn't make a lick of sense.

Because they weren't being honest with the viewers. Carrie was acting in ways someone who was "in on it" wouldn't have. It was a horrible twist, and if 24 had pulled off everybody would be crying foul.

You're giving kids way too much credit.

I find him completely unbearable, although I can't quite articulate why. I find him grating in interviews I guess. He's also always complaining.

Most of my Canadian friends here at the school I'm attending aren't tremendously familiar with her work. Obviously that's hardly representative, but I thought it was interesting how few people I know knew much about her work.

It's very possible. Many friends I go to school with have a very vague understanding of Atwood's place in Canadian literature.

Is the concept of the American Dream all that foreign to Canadian teenagers? Maybe the people I know have just been so inundated with American culture over the last 20 years.

This is why everybody hates the British.

Try watching his sitcom, the neighbors, it's just tedious.

The Neighbors would like to say otherwise.

So what good stuff did biggie do?

It's slang.

It's especially prominent in hip hop (or the most prominently explicit), it's not racist to admit it.

Fuck nugget.

Maybe not, but they were in the wide open for quite a while. You're telling me they're still standing?