Sweet Home Alabama

[House of Mustard]

A couple of comments that have nothing to do with the movie:

Kid Kilowatt:  I don't think that Anna and the King could be described by anyone thinking clearly as a 'romantic comedy.'

Editor:  I agree with you on the hypocrisy of Hollywoodians and small towns.  When I was living in New Mexico, there were several ranches that were owned by celebrities (Julia Roberts, Susan Sarandon, Goldie Hawn - sounds like a chick flick), but none of them would be caught dead going into town.  There is even a home owned by a director (who's name escapes me) that could only be accessed by helicopter.  That's really getting back to nature.

[Kid_Kilowatt]

My apologies, Mustard.  I wasn't thinking clearly - you are definitely right that "Anna and the King" is not a comedy.  I must have been thinking of that animated version of "King and I" that came out a while back.  I should have said "romantic comedies and dramas" - or maybe I should have described "Anna and the King" more specifically as a steaming, nut-filled turd log that ought to be immediately flushed into the outer darkness of movie oblivion.  Ugh - what a terrible movie.

I'd change it, but I have no access to the articles in the movie section, so I am helpless to change any of the mistakes I've found in my reviews.  Sorry.

[Tage]

I went ahead and added the "and dramas" bit for you. I'm just nice that way.

[House of Mustard]

Thanks for the change.  It doesn't matter at all, but I'm happy to know that my opinions make a difference in this world.

[Fellfrosch]

They don't. We only changed it because Kid told us to.

[Kid_Kilowatt]

Zing!