Going to disagree there Shooter. From a chip shop in London; to a curry house in Delhi; to a noodle stand in Beijing. That would not be considered normal behavior and some of the bystanders would have at least tried to jump in. You've got two chicks jumping on another broad, the fight continues with belly booting to a supposedly pregnant woman.
Everything gets ratched up when nobody will calm down, in fact escalation is encouraged. Then yet another fight after a chair gets thrown at a car. Pop, pop from some tough guy to the pregnant woman. Then just because - another woman decides following some other broad into BK would be a good idea to continue a seperate fight there.All the while you have the "narrator" yelling he's going to put it all on you tube while he's smoking a joint and giggling. The police show up to words of fuck the police.
This happened in broad daylight in a large American city. And gathereing from the narrator, the woman who got the beating wasn't from Oakland and said some nasty things about the place. That's what started the whole thing. Trust me, shit like that doesn't go down on a regular basis in most of the world
Those werent the parts of the world I was referring to.
I liked it. 
The characters seemed well developed and story kept my attention to the end. It dragged a little bit in the second act, but what film doesn't these days? I thought the use of a child's booster seet for special effects was both inspired and cost effective. Of course, the best part was the way the ending left the door open to a sequel. In all, I give it three stars - an allegory for our time.
And, you'd have to think that No Pants Pink Tights Pregnant Ho has a shot at being a real break-out star in 2010. She's already been in more good films than Jessica Alba. 
On an unrealted note, I'll be sticking to Taco Bell in O-Town for the forseeable future. 
I liked it. The characters seemed well developed and story kept my attention to the end. It dragged a little bit in the second act, but what film doesn't these days? I thought the use of a child's booster seet for special effects was both inspired and cost effective. Of course, the best part was the way the ending left the door open to a sequel. In all, I give it three stars - an allegory for our time. And, you'd have to think that No Pants Pink Tights Pregnant Ho has a shot at being a real break-out star in 2010. She's already been in more good films than Jessica Alba.
On an unrealted note, I'll be sticking to Taco Bell in O-Town for the forseeable future.
I liked it. The characters seemed well developed and story kept my attention to the end. It dragged a little bit in the second act, but what film doesn't these days? I thought the use of a child's booster seet for special effects was both inspired and cost effective. Of course, the best part was the way the ending left the door open to a sequel. In all, I give it three stars - an allegory for our time. And, you'd have to think that No Pants Pink Tights Pregnant Ho has a shot at being a real break-out star in 2010. She's already been in more good films than Jessica Alba.
On an unrealted note, I'll be sticking to Taco Bell in O-Town for the forseeable future.
i forgot the child booster seat. that's why you're the movie review expert. nice touch. as for a sequel, assuming this unfortunate misunderstanding happened a couple of weeks ago, we're probably on part 6 or 7 by now.
Going to disagree there Shooter. From a chip shop in London; to a curry house in Delhi; to a noodle stand in Beijing. That would not be considered normal behavior and some of the bystanders would have at least tried to jump in. You've got two chicks jumping on another broad, the fight continues with belly booting to a supposedly pregnant woman.
Everything gets ratched up when nobody will calm down, in fact escalation is encouraged. Then yet another fight after a chair gets thrown at a car. Pop, pop from some tough guy to the pregnant woman. Then just because - another woman decides following some other broad into BK would be a good idea to continue a seperate fight there.All the while you have the "narrator" yelling he's going to put it all on you tube while he's smoking a joint and giggling. The police show up to words of fuck the police.
This happened in broad daylight in a large American city. And gathereing from the narrator, the woman who got the beating wasn't from Oakland and said some nasty things about the place. That's what started the whole thing. Trust me, shit like that doesn't go down on a regular basis in most of the world
I think 99.9% of Americans have never seen anything like that in person in their lives.
And, as disturbing as that was, that would be a slow and uneventful day in many parts of the world.
Shooter I don't know where you were born and raised, however, I do understand what you're coming from. 99.9% is way too much. Shit like this goes on damn near everyday in every big city, small cities, towns, or where ever. It's been going on for a long period of time, and it's not going to stop anytime soon. It's a shame, but these kids today don't give a fuck about anything or anybody. Did you notice nobody tried to stop that bullshit. Hell, the girl in the car hit the policeman's motocycle and thought nothing about it.
I liked it. The characters seemed well developed and story kept my attention to the end. It dragged a little bit in the second act, but what film doesn't these days? I thought the use of a child's booster seet for special effects was both inspired and cost effective. Of course, the best part was the way the ending left the door open to a sequel. In all, I give it three stars - an allegory for our time. And, you'd have to think that No Pants Pink Tights Pregnant Ho has a shot at being a real break-out star in 2010. She's already been in more good films than Jessica Alba.
On an unrealted note, I'll be sticking to Taco Bell in O-Town for the forseeable future.
classic! 
I'm not referring to the post I just quoted ... but there are some brutally racist posts in this thread. Some of you guys need to relax a bit
What part of PA do you live in where they still use the word, "colored"? 
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