Should have balanced it out more in this movie. There were no ugly mean chicks. And only one hot chick was nice.
Religion is regarded by the common people as true, by the wise as false, and by rulers as useful.
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The problem is the "moderate" theists are used as shields by the theists that want religious law. Rejecting of any religion outside of your private home should be the norm. Secularism should be the main thing in all things that involve government,governance,etc.
Religion is regarded by the common people as true, by the wise as false, and by rulers as useful.
I agree, I've had a lot of overweight bullies. This movie is judgemental.
"I hate conservatives ... but I *beep* hate liberals."- Matt Stone, South Park
there is a saying that when someone grows pretty they don't learn humility. (about how everyone is always nice to pretty people so they grow up with the mindset that everything is great and everyone deserves to be nice to them
Obviously that doesn't happen to everyone, but there is a reason why there is always that "mean cheerleader" cliche or the mean football player cliche.
yeah it is a cliche, and yes nice pretty people exist, but sometimes it is about how a person was raised. (it's like pretty people are not bullied since they are pretty)
I think this movie took that premise, that cliche and ran with it
Its a comedy man. Not a character piece. settle down
shareI think it was more about symbolism that actual reality. Hal had an unusual advantage because when he could see everyone's inner selves, they looked very different compared to their true appearances. I frankly would have liked it if he'd been stuck that way for the rest of his life.
shareThis film was so ridiculous.
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