OK, I agree that you should check out an R-rated flick first before considering taking your [teenaged] kid; however, maybe Schlussel oughta read the graphic novel before checking out the movie.
Nah. Wouldn't have made a diff. She'd have still sounded clueless.
I'm always shocked at how ridiculous her reviews are. They're never ABOUT the movie. They always stray into a critique of how the movies are attempting to indoctrinate Americans with left-wing ideologies and anti-Semitic beliefs. She cracks me up.
It's like she reviews every movie through the filter that is her own twisted worldview instead of commenting on the actual quality of the film.
Posted by: Mike Matthews at March 5, 2009 09:40 AMI love how the people who were smart enough not to take a kid to the movie are idiots, and the parents who did take kids to an R-rated movie are innocent victims.
She keeps complaining about it being marketed to kids. Now I'm way out of the loop over here, but were the advertisements run during Spongebob Squarepants or something? The TV spots I've watched on YouTube are pretty clearly labeled as R-rated.
I thought conservatives supported that whole "personal responsibility" thing. Guess not. Guess It Takes A Village to raise a kid.
Posted by: Joe R. at March 6, 2009 09:04 AM