What part of FICTION do these people not understand? Note that the studio agreed to remove an "offensive line" from the ad: "It must be hard to love an adopted child as much as your own."
I can see why this line may upset some viewers sensitive to the subject. Adopted kids, for instance, who may not be secure enough in their new family. However, why aren't there isn't there some child advocacy group out their protesting all the sex-oriented TV ads. I mean seriously, there's nothing like having your child ask you right in the middle of a bite of pizza: "Mommy, what's erectile dysfunction?" I may even start my own group protesting all these "Boo-hoo, the IRS took my last forty bucks!" commercials. Hey, I pay my taxes--what's wrong with you, you pathetic deadbeat loser?
I'm so ticked off by yet another group dictating their beliefs to those in the entertainment business (and this includes writers, people) that I'll definitely be seeing this movie. Maybe twice. Even if it sucks.
LOOKING FOR MR. GOODBAR didn't keep me out of nightclubs. That's where I met my husband.
2 comments:
hahahaha.... I can't even imagine your husband in a nightclub much less trying to pick you up hahahaha
I totally second you on the idea that everybody's agenda is the right one so everybody else must be wrong. Can't we all just get along ;)
Oh honey you shoulda SEEN us in the day! :D
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