Was "(celebrity in question) obviously hates freedom" one of them?

It's not about discrimination, it's about freedom… somehow. I guess?

While I completely agree with you, if we raise a generation of smart consumers who understand how money and finance work from an early age, how will the banks, credit card companies, etc ever make any money?

Sounds like me, except for the "did great" part…

It's actually kind of brilliant in its evilness. The issuing banks know most of those kids will quickly rack up a huge balance, then send off the minimum payment (which is most likely all they can afford) for months on end while the interest rolls up. Then when they realize they can't possibly pay it off, they'll call…

I can dig it. I'd definitely rather see Rob Zombie's insanely-violent but intentionally funny Hillbilly Superman movie than anything currently on the DC stable's release schedule.

I suddenly feel the need to hear Ballroom Blitz played slowly on a piano one note at a time, preferably in a minor key, and I assume we'll get that in the next trailer.

Looks like she destroyed her acting career by turning 30.

That reminds me of the old line about Andrew Lloyd Webber… "Sure, his music is everywhere, but so is AIDS."

Like a knight in shining armor… from a long time ago?

Sorry to say that Enter the Dragon kind of misses for me. It's prime Bruce but there are too many missed opportunities where the action is concerned (I won't even go into the story or the acting):

I like this! We must have Michael Ironside and Al Leong in there too.

Nicolas Cage MUST play Aguirre, goddammit…

There are ways, Dude. You don't wanna know about it, believe me.

I hope Admiral Ackbar is on the scene to say, "It's plywood!!!"

I got as far as seeing that somehow, in 17 years we've gone from The Who to My Morning Jacket, and after that I was too depressed to keep reading.

Shit, you're right… I had to google that.

I dunno… is the world ready for a Death Star that DOESN'T blow up at the end of the movie?

Really? I was sure it was Albert "One Finger" Johannsen.

Mine was "Pi" - Darren Aronofsky's bizarro art film about a reclusive math genius who loses his mind, gets chased by some Wall Street assholes and kidnapped by a bunch of Hassidic Jews, then takes a power drill to his temple at the end.