That's more of a universal thing.

The movie really is decent but really dated, the book is a timeless classic. 

The movie really is decent but really dated, the book is a timeless classic. 

First season or two, yes.  But he's run out of clever things to say, Vinny keeps on coming up with witticisms.

First season or two, yes.  But he's run out of clever things to say, Vinny keeps on coming up with witticisms.

There was an obvious elitism to not liking Jersey Shore.  An attitude of "I am smarter and more aware and generally better than others because I don't watch Jersey Shore," the same as people who make a point of rolling their eyes because you like Drake, or mention that they don't even own a TV in every single…

There was an obvious elitism to not liking Jersey Shore.  An attitude of "I am smarter and more aware and generally better than others because I don't watch Jersey Shore," the same as people who make a point of rolling their eyes because you like Drake, or mention that they don't even own a TV in every single…

But Marshall was the most cartoonish of them all, with the silly snap moves and channeling a Southern woman-spirit.

But Marshall was the most cartoonish of them all, with the silly snap moves and channeling a Southern woman-spirit.

John 3:16

John 3:16

Wow, that's surprising.  And, yes.

Wow, that's surprising.  And, yes.

I hated her shit.  "I'm a princess!  And a beauty!  And a top scientist!  And I fight just as well as John Carter, even though the whole point is John Carter is a super-fighter!"

I hated her shit.  "I'm a princess!  And a beauty!  And a top scientist!  And I fight just as well as John Carter, even though the whole point is John Carter is a super-fighter!"

I like going to the gym.  Your numbers get higher and higher.  It's like an RPG.

I like going to the gym.  Your numbers get higher and higher.  It's like an RPG.

Fox Force Five

Fox Force Five

I'd like to be one of the churlish ones and say that the movie basically is "City on Fire."  Much closer than "Hunger Games" is to "Battle Royale." They are exactly the same.  A better way to say it would have been, "Tarantino borrowed the plot and characters from the second half of 'City on Fire,' only he added a lot…