nemesis-88
Joined Jan 2007
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If there is one thing that american suburban moms are notorious for it's their maniacal overprotectiveness. They call the police if someone even looks at their kids. They run background checks on their friends, neighbors, school teachers, tutors, music instructors, coaches, EVERYONE. Yet in this "motion picture" Ray's wife is FINE with her kids socializing unsupervised with a person who just got out on parole after serving 20 years in jail for murder. And not just socializing but taking long trips alone with him and generally idolizing him. She should be digging foundations for a 20-foot fence in her front yard with her nail file!!!!
Oh please no! NOT Jon Voight again!!!! I read somewhere that the 125 movies he was in grossed 5.2 billion dollars. It sounds HUGE... if you flunked math at school. That's 41.6 million gross per movie. Macaulay Culkin brough more bacon home. Voight's biggest achievement in cinematography is... what's her name... the Brangelina. And even SHE is a better actress than he is. He is as talented and easy on the eye as ME, and you don't want THAT poster. I guess it's too late now to ask the producers to write him out.
The episode starts with a VERY bold statement. "If your parents never met, you wouldn't exist." Siri, tell me more about human reproduction. And sperm donorship. REALLY!? It's all anonymous?! And maybe someone's parents never met and he or she still exists!? Siri, tell me what do you think about the writers of the TV show Foundation. WHOA! No need for that kind of language. I share the sentiment though.