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]]> http://popdose.com/dvd-review-the-edge-of-love/comment-page-1/#comment-51357 rwcass Sun, 19 Jul 2009 20:49:44 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=23315#comment-51357 The anti-smoking lobby is a little nuts. Yes, smoking is bad and young people shouldn't be encouraged to try it, but people are still smoking and will always be smoking. Like you said, it's a fact of life. Last summer at work I read a press release crying out against the glorification of smoking in "The Incredible Hulk": it said, “Shame on ‘The Incredible Hulk’ for unnecessarily adding smoking to a sequel that would have been just as exciting and believable without it." "Believable"? It's the Hulk! (And that movie was a "reboot," not a sequel. Duh!) Once I saw the movie, I was surprised to see there's just one shot of William Hurt's General Ross puffing on a cigar. The anti-smoking lobby is a little nuts. Yes, smoking is bad and young people shouldn't be encouraged to try it, but people are still smoking and will always be smoking. Like you said, it's a fact of life. Last summer at work I read a press release crying out against the glorification of smoking in “The Incredible Hulk”: it said, “Shame on ‘The Incredible Hulk’ for unnecessarily adding smoking to a sequel that would have been just as exciting and believable without it.” “Believable”? It's the Hulk! (And that movie was a “reboot,” not a sequel. Duh!) Once I saw the movie, I was surprised to see there's just one shot of William Hurt's General Ross puffing on a cigar.

]]> http://popdose.com/dvd-review-the-edge-of-love/comment-page-1/#comment-41287 rwcass Sun, 19 Jul 2009 16:49:44 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=23315#comment-41287 The anti-smoking lobby is a little nuts. Yes, smoking is bad and young people shouldn't be encouraged to try it, but people are still smoking and will always be smoking. Like you said, it's a fact of life. Last summer at work I read a press release crying out against the glorification of smoking in "The Incredible Hulk": it said, “Shame on ‘The Incredible Hulk’ for unnecessarily adding smoking to a sequel that would have been just as exciting and believable without it." "Believable"? It's the Hulk! (And that movie was a "reboot," not a sequel. Duh!) Once I saw the movie, I was surprised to see there's just one shot of William Hurt's General Ross puffing on a cigar. The anti-smoking lobby is a little nuts. Yes, smoking is bad and young people shouldn't be encouraged to try it, but people are still smoking and will always be smoking. Like you said, it's a fact of life. Last summer at work I read a press release crying out against the glorification of smoking in “The Incredible Hulk”: it said, “Shame on ‘The Incredible Hulk’ for unnecessarily adding smoking to a sequel that would have been just as exciting and believable without it.” “Believable”? It's the Hulk! (And that movie was a “reboot,” not a sequel. Duh!) Once I saw the movie, I was surprised to see there's just one shot of William Hurt's General Ross puffing on a cigar.

]]> http://popdose.com/dvd-review-the-edge-of-love/comment-page-1/#comment-32906 rwcass Sun, 19 Jul 2009 15:49:44 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=23315#comment-32906 The anti-smoking lobby is a little nuts. Yes, smoking is bad and young people shouldn't be encouraged to try it, but people are still smoking and will always be smoking. Like you said, it's a fact of life. Last summer at work I read a press release crying out against the glorification of smoking in "The Incredible Hulk": it said, “Shame on ‘The Incredible Hulk’ for unnecessarily adding smoking to a sequel that would have been just as exciting and believable without it." "Believable"? It's the Hulk! (And that movie was a "reboot," not a sequel. Duh!) Once I saw the movie, I was surprised to see there's just one shot of William Hurt's General Ross puffing on a cigar. The anti-smoking lobby is a little nuts. Yes, smoking is bad and young people shouldn't be encouraged to try it, but people are still smoking and will always be smoking. Like you said, it's a fact of life. Last summer at work I read a press release crying out against the glorification of smoking in “The Incredible Hulk”: it said, “Shame on ‘The Incredible Hulk’ for unnecessarily adding smoking to a sequel that would have been just as exciting and believable without it.” “Believable”? It's the Hulk! (And that movie was a “reboot,” not a sequel. Duh!) Once I saw the movie, I was surprised to see there's just one shot of William Hurt's General Ross puffing on a cigar.

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