She has a nice stummy

I actually didn't hate it, and thought Stone was great, but the "cliche + comment on the cliche" was just lazy writing.

Is Ty Burrell big enough to star? I could see him being in the running.

I'd think it would have to be someone in their late 30s-mid 40s. Bateman or Rudd seem like obvious choices. Helms isn't bad, either.

Yeah, just because you comment on the cliche doesn't mean it's okay to indulge the cliche. The Easy A filmmakers did not recognize this fact.

Plus, Carell was already in a loose remake of Vacation called Little Miss Sunshine.

Goofy dad? Steve Carell? I just don't see it.

Audrey from Vegas Vacation was a hottie

Galecki? Ethan Embry?
Jason Lively is on line 1.

Did it not have the "nooo!!"? I remember it having the "nooo!" I guess it just really seemed like it should have.

I never got the idea it was set in the past, per se. Actually thought it was set in the present, or somewhere present-ish ('90s) but that the family and their surroundings had been stuck in the time in which they peaked (which would have been the very early '80s).

Yes, they did do rewrites on the script. Jack Nicholson was also considered.

She won't shit right for a week.

I'm a southerner, and I would have sworn the actress that plays Loretta was a real southerner, but here she was in Curb with a non-descript, non regional accent. She's a good actress. I expect big things from that girl.

You forgot to comment on his racism and fringe politics!

Georgia Cyclone was my favorite for sure.

Now if Noel would write about all the other aspects of my childhood summers in Nashville: spending days being dragged around McClure's and Castner Knott department stores, begging to be taken to Sequoia Swim and Tennis club or Aladdin's Castle arcade or even Bellevue Mall…then I wouldn't even need to write my own…

I have a vague memory of them changing Chaos at some point, and not liking it as much. Anyone else remember that?

They changed Chaos at some point I recall, and it wasn't as good. I never got to ride Hangman, which is a sad fact of my childhood. I blame Noel's thievery.

Dollywood is like a bizarro world version of Opryland. I remember going there after many summer days at Opryland and having a strong feeling of deja vu.