There is quite a bit of homo eroticism, though not as much as you would think. There's a weird undertone to the otherwise well written relationship between Ender and his muslim friend (the basis of a brouhaha compelling Card to take the N-word out of the original True story, Having read the original scene, it wasn't…

How's it working out C.C.?

Now that you mention it, I can actually see that Leto.

The first one is pretty good. Rather well written for what it is, it's still Card, but there's any number of nice psychological insights, he is capable of writing intelligent characters and interpersonal, psychological chess games. ….

The bathroom scene
Is I'm sure one of the biggest things keeping this movie from getting made. It's integral to the plot, yet, short of creative steam, or with towels, I'm not sure how you'd tackle it.

her breasts were padded

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That's how this whole thing got started. oH!

shirley's
first baby?

@ Mr. Holt.

But wait…
what are you?

I can't even tell
who's prettier in the above picture.

I don't even know
who's prettier in the above picture. What happened to masculinity?

Just how much is Brazil's tourism board paying Hollywood?
First talking birds, now this? What ever could be next?
… a well wrought character piece about an aging Nobel laureate with writers block returns to the old neighborhood where he first tasted love… and heartbreak…
…Rememberance of Rio Past

@ MM, yeah, you know black people often have the same concerns and stuff as white people. Those were, actually, black sitcoms. I think your perception of the concept of "blackness" may have influenced that comment more than you thought.

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for real!

Tree
based on the novel AndrE-uuh by Rhodendron.

what what "…dick?"
@ 0:18?

Now this right here…
is why people see them Madea movies!

@ anyaroses. If you're asking that question sincerely, I don't know that you'll get a lot of TP apologists here. Ask Ebert for isntance, better yet Orson Scott Card (I know) who is actually a huge fan of the man, in both meanings of the word had an article on his blog a while back where he seriously attempts to answer…