I would think it reveals something very ugly about society in general as well.  But, at the very least, it may indicate an ugly truth in the mind's eye of sugareatspoops.

So what you're saying is you'd rather read about child molestation and drug rehab tales than bus adventures/misadventures?

God forbid!

Agreed. "World in Motion" is a great song and certainly not the worst in New Order's catalogue.

enoughthatIfeltitnecessarytoaskthequestion?

Wal-mart?  You shop there?

They could at least mention her defeating Galactus (or the like) in an off-screen battle.

Presumably, so are "gentle" herpes?

What's wrong with Star Trek TMP?  Of all of the "classic lineup" films it is the one that feels the most "epic".  And bald Persis… ohhh… sweet, sweet bald Persis… RIP.

That would have been an amusing quip had it not been for the fact that Frid actually has a cameo in the film.

And your retort was just as insightful and spawned a whole point-counterpoint debate.  Bravo!

Twisted… and evil…?!

In other words, it hasn't gone through several Photoshop edits and revisions and is pretty close to a candid shot of her.

@ cappadocious: Agreed, film adaptations very rarely eclipse their written counterpart — I'm sure Hunger Games is no exception.  To be honest though, I find it exceedingly annoying when films cannot resonate with a viewer unless they've read the source material.

Do you?  I sure didn't.  While Battle Royale didn't give much in terms of character development, I felt strangely disconnected with all of the characters in Hunger Games.

No, it actually doesn't make me feel better (should it?).  Just like reading 140 characters written by an actor/actress doesn't make me feel   intellectually stimulated (should it?).

Or perhaps we can grow up and not be so jaded by the abundance of nudity?  Like… omigod!!!  Naked breasts… again…?!?  GASP!!!

Do you actually feel more intelligent following an actor's twitter feed?  Really?! Really?!?!?

If there's anything on this new album that reaches the heights of "Silvia", I'm on board.

Technically, it's the British (and proper) spelling of the word that we Canadians follow.      *pretentious sneer, eh*