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TexVRWC

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1 week ago @ Big Hollywood - 'Big Miracle' Review: ... · 1 reply · +4 points

Drew Barrymore is good looking enough, but she's a horrible actor. Any movie she's in should be a tip not to watch it.

1 week ago @ Big Hollywood - As Leftist Hollywood T... · 0 replies · +33 points

Lance Armstrong? He'd rather support an organization that prefers to end life rather than an organization that fights cancer to prolong life? Whhhhaaatt?

Looks like some of Sheryl Crow rubbed off on him. Then again, he is from Austin.

3 weeks ago @ Big Hollywood - 'Modern Family' Stokes... · 0 replies · 0 points

"ABC’s “Modern Family” represents the very best of the current broadcast television lineup. Smart scripts. Singularly great characters. Big laughs buffeted by an array of smaller ones."

You could not have summed this show more INCORRECTLY! There are no laughs, stupid scripts, cliche "mock-umentary" asides. This is one of the worst shows on TV.

4 weeks ago @ Big Hollywood - Occupy Fights For Cher... · 1 reply · +9 points

If they're protesting for the right for Cher (or anyone else) to say a wirty dord on TV, then no doubt they'd protest against any gun-control laws.

6 weeks ago @ Big Journalism - Happy New Year! · 0 replies · +4 points

Happy New Year everyone.

Just think, by this time next year, we'll know who the new president will be.

6 weeks ago @ Big Journalism - Media Hypes Occupy's R... · 0 replies · +1 points

This is what happens when you appease terrorists.

6 weeks ago @ Big Hollywood - A Student's-Eye View o... · 0 replies · +8 points

I went to a play at my local college (of which I'm an alumnus) this past summer, and while I thought the cast did a good job, the play itself was total "socialist garbage." It was called An Inspector Calls, written by an English socialist playwright J. B. Priestly. I thought the play was going to be a pleasant murder mystery until I heard the industrialist defend his business and his wealth, then I knew it was going to take a turn for worst.

The play was written in the 1940s and is set in the days before the outbreak of WWI. A mysterious police inspector comes to the house of aforementioned wealthy industrialist as he and his family celebrate the nuptials of his daughter and a close friend of the family. The inspector says a girl has died, then proceeds to question each member of the family, as each member of the family has contact with the deceased girl. Each contact proved to be harmful to the girl to the point where she takes her own life.

That synopsis may sound harmless, but the moral of this story is that this rich industrialist family should have done everything they could to make the girl's life not as hard as it was. You know, the old collectivist mantra of live your life for the benefit of others.

6 weeks ago @ Big Hollywood - Daily Call Sheet: Van ... · 0 replies · +2 points

Colorization is the work of the devil, aka Ted Turner, who bought up a lot of the old B/W movies and started colorizing them.

As much as the government is intruding on our lives, a total ban on colorization would still get my full support!

8 weeks ago @ Big Hollywood - ReelzChannel Names 'To... · 0 replies · +3 points

I remember that Alex grew up as well. Maybe the Occupiers need to heed that lesson as well.

8 weeks ago @ Big Hollywood - 'Work It': Bullying GL... · 0 replies · +4 points

Ugh! Hasn't cross-dressing become cliche yet as a comedy vehicle?