I haven't, no, and I can certainly believe that he would work elsewhere. I just don't think he's right for this role. He makes Hardman seem like the legal equivalent of a 98-pound weakling constantly challenging the school bully to a fight.

Godammit, I was looking at the first letter of each line in each paragraph and trying to figure it out. Hell, I even got the "who" part and was specifically looking for something related to that and still didn't get it.

Godammit, I was looking at the first letter of each line in each paragraph and trying to figure it out. Hell, I even got the "who" part and was specifically looking for something related to that and still didn't get it.

Can someone please take pity on the dimwit and give me a hint?

Can someone please take pity on the dimwit and give me a hint?

I really don't care for the actor. He has this strange affect that makes him seem a lot less intimidating than he should be, in theory. Someone with a more forceful presence would have worked a lot better in the role.

I really don't care for the actor. He has this strange affect that makes him seem a lot less intimidating than he should be, in theory. Someone with a more forceful presence would have worked a lot better in the role.

The best thing about Duplicity was that the big corporate secret that everyone was fighting to get was a cure for baldness. I like that the movie didn't take the "corporate espionage" aspect of the story too seriously.

The best thing about Duplicity was that the big corporate secret that everyone was fighting to get was a cure for baldness. I like that the movie didn't take the "corporate espionage" aspect of the story too seriously.

@JudgeReinhold:disqus Ah, that makes more sense. Usually the camera just cuts to the athlete holding the flag, which seems to have appeared out of nowhere. But now I know how the sausage is made, apparently.

@JudgeReinhold:disqus Ah, that makes more sense. Usually the camera just cuts to the athlete holding the flag, which seems to have appeared out of nowhere. But now I know how the sausage is made, apparently.

Pearson's reaction was fantastic. I rewound and watched it about five times. I was so happy for her.

Pearson's reaction was fantastic. I rewound and watched it about five times. I was so happy for her.

I got out of having to serve detention one time in junior high by reciting all fifty states in alphabetical order. I did it without the melody and tried to break up the rhythm in case the teacher knew the song, but I don't think she did. She seemed truly amazed.

I get the idea behind one cyclist drafting the other and strategizing and all that, but what would happen if one of the racers unexpectedly sped off right at the starting line? The race was only three laps, and the track doesn't look that large, so I assume they would be able to go relatively fast throughout the whole…

I get the idea behind one cyclist drafting the other and strategizing and all that, but what would happen if one of the racers unexpectedly sped off right at the starting line? The race was only three laps, and the track doesn't look that large, so I assume they would be able to go relatively fast throughout the whole…

I could accept someone thinking he was Australian and played Spiderman (although that "someone" would have to be a character on a show that hadn't made a habit of making its female characters look like idiots). Not everyone pays attention to pop culture. But female? Who in the hell sees the name Christian and thinks…

I could accept someone thinking he was Australian and played Spiderman (although that "someone" would have to be a character on a show that hadn't made a habit of making its female characters look like idiots). Not everyone pays attention to pop culture. But female? Who in the hell sees the name Christian and thinks…

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