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But you're going to be hard press to find someone who doesn't think they're opinion is right though. It's just stubbornness but Ilook at like a challenge. If I can get someone that stubborn to agree with my point of view it's a nice feeling.Originally Posted by coolgy023
I'm all for a healthy argument/conversation, but most of the people on here try to justify their opinion by bashing the other person and basically say "I'm right, you're wrong. You should believe what I believe." It kind of defeats the purpose of conversation/arguments, if one side is unwilling to at least listen to an alternate point of view.Originally Posted by MayhemMonkey000
I hate when people say this... You can say that for everything, but one of the best things about different opinions is the conversations/arguments that go with it. Having an opinion would be boring otherwise.Originally Posted by coolgy023
This. People tend to think that everything needs a definite answer, such as, Bruno is or isn't funny. When in reality, it just depends on the person and there really is no "correct" answer. If you enjoyed it then good for you, and if you didn't enjoy it, then that is perfectly acceptable also.Originally Posted by Lazy B
Save the big words for your column. Everyone doesn't find the same things funny. Superbad was hilarious to some and IMO it wasn't funny at all. Different people have different senses of humor.Originally Posted by ericescobar
Maybe if the movie featured a mildly ******ed dude with a baby on his chest, a random Asian guy in the trunk of a car, roofies, and mike Tyson , some of these guy would like the movie.
These movies are high budget ethnomethodologies. In other words, he is engaging in a sociological expiriment. Borat was the more ambitious of yhe
two, but I don't believe Bruno is such a bad attempt. I'm watching it today and I'm sure I won't be fully dissapointed