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I normally don't read the long articles here, but this one was very interesting. You can't blame the studios for churning out big-budget flick after big-budget flick. It's apparent that that's what the majority of the public wants; that's what draws them in to the theatres. In the end, the studios must bend to the whim of consumer desire.

I would love to see a Burger King movie. I would love to write one. Given the current BK ads, the possibilities for something that's as out there and bizarre as Harold and Kumar (which was fantastic) just makes the imagination water.

That's a pretty nice ad. It's very daring and creative, and is something you'd expect out of a French agency, especially an agency that's part of TBWA's group. I bet if they entered it into a short film competition, it would win.

I agree that it's definitely Johnny Depp. Everyone absolutely loved him in the first Pirates movie, and he's been getting a lot of positive press ever since it was released. I guess it's one of those rare cases of an actor actually earning his pay.

What I don't understand is why it has to check so often? Can't it just do it once a day? Or even better, have the user specify how often it phones home.

Sweet, I've never read the comics, but I like the Hulk as a character, and I hated the last Hulk movie. I really don't care who's direting it, though, so long as it provides a fun time, with lots of Hulk smashing!

I completely agree, with both the article and with jmchez's comment.

I don't go to a movie because a certain actor is in it, or a certain director directed it. I go to a movie because I think it's going to be entertaining, and the vast majority of people that I know does the same.

I had to laugh out loud when I read this, not because of the story itself, but because of all the cold, cruel, comments that followed. I'm as much of an Apple fan as the rest, but could we, perhaps, spare at least a little bit of sympathy for our poor, senseless-and-now-equilibriumless, redneck friend?

My first reaction on reading this was to laugh, because the list does seem absurd, but after going through the comments here, and thinking about it for a whole two minutes, it's starting to make more sense. Yes, eating junk food and not exercising contribute to weight gain, but our bodies are incredibly complex machines, and there are likely other factors that contibute to being overweight. Why can't the things listed here not be some of them?

I guess you'd have to call me lazy, then, because I've enjoyed the Potter films, but have no interest in reading the books. However, I'd prefer to consider myself being "laid back".