Yeah, this. I'll grant I haven't rewatched it since it first came out, but at the time, the only message I recall finding in it was maybe "Black people love shrimp."

Yeah, this. I'll grant I haven't rewatched it since it first came out, but at the time, the only message I recall finding in it was maybe "Being kind is more important than being smart."

+1

It's so far from realistic in places that it's hard to take it seriously.

Unlike many here, it's not like I haven't seen this film several times and recently, so I doubt I'd came away with a fresh perspective of having just seen it after decades, or with added years of experience under my belt. About the only way I'd see it, maybe, is if somebody pointed out specific things in it and I could see them and agree/disagree they are really there or intended. So I still don't see the problem with the movie. I like it and I think it deserved the awards it won.

Stupid is who Monky does.

I was at a Christmas party last night, and a friend of mine was telling us about this long-time friend of his that leads a dream life -- he's a genius, etc. Ran down all the things he's done, including a major role with Pixar in getting them where they wanted to be on computer rendering stuff. (In fact, bringing up Pixar is what started him telling us about him)>

Anyway, he said he was the lead designer for Avatar.

Without thinking or missing a beat, I kind of scrunched up my nose and said "I didn't like that."

It was kind of awkward. He recovered. But my social skills were in full force.

It seems we have missed the true purpose of this thread.

Did Hanzo watch Curious George or not?

I hear it is his favorite book.

no, you're thinking of "Bi-Curious George".

umm, can I help you?

Canmf talmf, my foof if in my mouf.

excuse me, maybe I should rephrase.
Do you mind explaining to me what I said that was stupid?
Or would you prefer to make lame ass jokes about it?