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Has anyone on this forum actually SEEN the movie? I've been reading a lot of sniggering gay jokes worthy of the average eighth grader.

Personally, I liked the movie. And the theater I saw at in (in the middle of a pretty conservative suburban area) was packed. I don't know what the sexual preferences of every single member of the audience was; my wife and I are both straight and we both thought BBM was a thoughtful, beautifully written, acted and directed film about two people caught up by something they can't understand.

Has anyone on this forum actually SEEN the movie? I've been reading a lot of sniggering gay jokes worthy of the average eighth grader.

Personally, I liked the movie. And the theater I saw at in (in the middle of a pretty conservative suburban area) was packed. I don't know what the sexual preferences of every single member of the audience was; my wife and I are both straight and we both thought BBM was a thoughtful, beautifully written, acted and directed film about two people caught up by something they can't understand.

Has anyone on this forum actually SEEN the movie? I see a lot of sniggering jokes worthy of the average eighth grader.

Personally, I liked the movie. And the theater I saw at in (in the middle of a pretty conservative suburban area) was packed. I don't know what the sexual preferences of every single member of the audience was; my wife and I are both straight and we both thought BBM was a thoughtful, beautifully written, acted and directed film about two people caught up by something they can't understand.

Has anyone on this forum actually SEEN the movie? I've been reading a lot of sniggering gay jokes worthy of the average eighth grader, and people talking about how the movie's box office performance doesn't match up to bigger movies.

Personally, I liked the movie. And the theater I saw at in (in the middle of a pretty conservative suburban area) was packed. I don't know what the sexual preferences of every single member of the audience was; my wife and I are both straight and we both thought BBM was a thoughtful, beautifully written, acted and directed film about two people caught up by something they can't understand.

A copy of what I sent to Congresman Armey's office:

Your comments on the “two Jewish communities in America,” as reported on the Fox News web site, are deeply offensive to me. I was raised Jewish in America, with all the social and philosophical complexities that are inherent to this kind of upbringing. Your suggestion that American Judaism can be split into a “deep intellect” versus a “shallow, superficial intellect” based on political leanings displays astounding ignorance of the human condition, to say nothing of the wide range of thought, opinion and ongoing dialog in the American Jewish community.