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The Dark Knight clocks in
It was a good but flawed movie and Heath did a good job. But please....there have been any number of good portrayals of sadistic criminals and this one isn't by far the best of the bunch. So let's not give him the Oscar (for what that's worth) because it would be posthumously. And for those Duncan haters, you're free to read the endless superlative spewing critics who get paid by the number of ads they are quoted in. I'll keep seeing his 3 star and up movies and you're free to watch the rest.— August 8, 2008 12:21 a.m.
The Secret
Whoa Joaquin...funny thing about how the Republicans care about the fetus until it actually becomes a human. But then of course the big daddy let his son die an excruciating death. (Not that I believe that silliness.) But please keep praying.— March 24, 2008 12:15 a.m.
The Secret
In this case you are right and your dad is wrong. The religious do-gooder may be a better person than the selfish atheist, but that doesn't make the do-gooder's beliefs any more real than any belief in the secret, santa claus, the easter bunny, zeus, leprechauns, a flat earth, a man who rose from the dead, or an invisible man in the sky. All of which are open to mockery if taken seriously. And is your dad a republican? In that case, all of his good deeds (which I commend) are more than balanced out by his support for a party that is responsible for the death of hundreds of thousands in Iraq and is openly hostile to the very same people he shares his neighborhood with. Not to mention helping the rich while screwing the poor. Now would jesus approve?— March 14, 2008 6:12 p.m.