Taylor Cook63 said:Look, you can believe whatever helps you sleep at night, but if we're being real, our people have mostly been out there causing trouble, acting purely out of self-interest.
True, but they left a lot behind too... plus, decolonization hasn't exactly been a magic fix for anything.
Which of Sacha Baron Cohen's movies is your absolute favorite? They’re all freaking hilarious, but I’d definitely put Borat at the top of my list. Coming in at number two would be the somewhat underrated Ali G in Da House, followed by Bruno—though honestly, all three are total gems.
Malcolm McDowell—man, he used to crush it in some seriously legendary movies back in the day, but lately? He’s mostly just showing up in those straight-to-streaming B-movies.
Southern Comfort—finally sat down and watched the whole thing on CNN yesterday. Anyone else seen this flick? Curious to hear what you guys think about it.
The issue with movies covering this topic is they just dump a ton of data on you that doesn't mean squat to me. Like, I don't know the first thing about structural physics—so I can't really weigh in on whether those folks claiming the building couldn't have collapsed that way are actually onto something.
As for the whole conspiracy question—the claims that bin Laden was pulling all the strings come straight from the same people who "found" the evidence for Saddam's weapons of mass destruction (which, let's be real, never actually showed up).
briskhound2 said:Basically, Devon Sawa suddenly thought he was some huge A-lister and tried to demand $20 million for a role in the sequel—so the producers just laughed him right out of the room and killed him off instead. Cost them absolutely nothing.
Yeah, honestly, his biggest claim to fame was being in that Eminem music video. They really could’ve just cast someone else... maybe not even the lead, but still...
Anyway, like I mentioned before, the second one just never really clicked for me as a good movie.