@Ailatan: Looks equally like a George Harrison to me.

@FashionShowAtLunch: Eh, your presumption was based on the fact that you want to be outraged before knowing anything about the film, save one promotional quote. But no, it won't be realistic. It's a fantasy based action film from what I've heard and will likely be quite over the top. I first heard it pitched as Alice…

@FashionShowAtLunch: What make your presume it's set in current times? The film is set sixty years ago...

@Samanthrax is Sarcastic: Hence a lot of old school republicans feeling like the party has ditched them to become the party of morality.

@CollegeBookworm: Yes, I find it more than a bit idiotic that people are trying to find some great injustice here... based only on an advertisement. It's a reasonable conversation to have, but wait til you've seen that actual product!

@annejumps: If you've read the book or seen the film at Sundance you'd know that this very issue IS part of the movie and the lead character struggles with it.

@Fizzy77: Yep. The distribution problem is actually Weinstein claiming they'd made a deal for it before Lionsgate. There's minor controversy over this.

@ihateyourescalade: Wait... You're telling me most jobs are fun and easy and safe? Awesome! I'm totally going to stop mining now.

@J.D.Regent: No wonder I enjoyed it when I read it as a YA. It works great if you just breeze through and don't care about objectivism. i.e. if you're just looking for a melodramatic pulp novel about modern architecture... which there aren't enough of for me.

@cestlavie122: That already happens.... I pay it yearly in April and have never had to use their services yet. I'm hoping a crime happens soon so I can get my money's worth.

@unmoldednicole: Look. I hate Jim Morrison far more than the next guy. I hate the fucking Doors more than almost any "great" 60's band. But you can't take Oliver Stone's The Doors at face value. It's grossly exaggerated in every single way, and nobody has ever, in reality, said he actually locked Pam in a closet and…

@mharker: Morrison breaking down on stage is only "cool" to idiot kids that didn't have to sit through the drunken idiot in person. It was/is pathetic. On top of that... The 60's bands like The Doors did this schtick before it was run into the ground for fifty years. We've seen drugged up rock stars, we get it, it's…

@Fridge Hussy :STOP ACTING LIKE YOU HAVEN'T SEEN A TITTY BEF...: Oh c'mon... how can you bring the proper emotion and integrity to a PG-13 McG helmed fourth Terminator sequel without going crazy?

@BoomBoomBoo: OK... then she became famous worldwide singing songs about being an unrepentant addict. Ha!

@Interrobanging: Cobain was always functional on stage. Elliott Smith, while less outlandish, was more comparable in terms of totally breaking down in front of an audience's eyes.

@Annabellie: That's no excuse. Information is available, for free, from a variety of sources. These girls are all self motivated to parade around like props, they should be self motivated enough to learn something.

Crossing over to the general public may be a first, but I'd say the critical praise for Khan was comparable to this.

If that kid were in an Orbit™ it would have nothing to fear.

@mervbaby: You're correct. Wrestling is pretty much impossible to appreciate ironically. I tried a couple times in life, once after seeing Beyond The Mat and once again recently after watching The Wrestler - prompted by my wife wanting to see what wrestling is like. I don't think we made it fifteen minutes in. About…

@leesie: Actually I think she has a film coming up. Which is good, assuming it can wash the taste of I Know Who Killed Me, a failed run on a tv show, and the Labor Pains embarrassment out of the public's collective mouth.