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  • Sunnie Ford 3 months ago

    Red dress is smashing & fits your body. That black rag is a mess…don’t wear it again.
    Yep, escapism is great…Rome fiddled while it went up in smoke—remember?
    By the way, Rick’s Cabaret stock is down…the dudes are going to the movies apparently…so much for lap dances & fake love

    • Abe 3 months ago

      CONTRA!! Side-scrolling at its finest. Grazie!

      • Kelly 3 months ago

        Especially in the summer time, people will see anything that comes out. I’m glad that some things are recession proof.

        • Jessica 3 months ago

          Americans burying their heads in the sand while a crisis envelops the nation? No way.

          • Tim Burton 3 months ago

            Everyone’s drinking the Dark Knight kool-aid simply because nothing else good has come out this summer. The new Batman is definitely good, but it’s not mind blowing like everyone insists.

            • Abe 3 months ago

              According to the box office numbers, your opinion puts you in the minority. I wonder if it’s a little bit of bitterness clouding your opinion over the fact that the Christopher Nolan Batman movies are more popular than the Tim Burton ones? I thought it was mind-blowing in Imax, but that’s just me.

              • Tim Burton 3 months ago

                Agreed - the IMAX presentation was amazing.

                We all know box office numbers aren’t indicative of a movie’s quality (Shawshank Redemption anyone?). All I’m saying is that when it’s 95 degrees out and your choices consist of the Dark Knight and Step Brothers, you’re going to go with slick action.

                • Nes 3 months ago

                  I have seen The Dark Knight 2 times and everytime the weather was pretty nice, conclussion get over it TDK is awesome!, FYI Tim Burton’s Batfilms were for kids

            • Andy Swan 3 months ago

              I know it’s really popular to talk about how bad things are in the economy….but people aren’t standing in line for bread…they are standing in line for iPhones, Wii fits and movies.

              • laura 3 months ago

                Looking at the movies as a form of escapism seems theraputic in a sense and hey the cure for depression is therapy right? im happy such an influential institution exist in our struggling economy.

                • Brandon 3 months ago

                  Say Yes to Michigan! Solid find…

                  • Getting Worse 3 months ago

                    I haven’t watched a full episode in months, and this one went to about 13 seconds. Horrible dress, but great (well, you know). With no cleavage, I don’t even get to the ad. Seriously, nobody on the planet could use this site for stock advice. So just make it more sexy.

                    • booblover 3 months ago

                      In slow economy hollywood lights don’t distract us but I firmly believe mango boobies of yours will.NICE CLEAVAGE.

                      • Waldo 3 months ago

                        Pile of Bills- genius.

                        • Rebecca 3 months ago

                          Despite some of the comments here, I really don’t see a problem with enjoying a movie in rough times…..”having fun” and “dealing with important stuff” aren’t mutually exclusive….you can do both at different times, and a little bit of leisure time is healthy. No one would be looking down their noses at someone reading a fun book, but movies are considered more pedestrian.

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