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I think there's a lot to talk about - mostly the racism - but I don't think this podcast is really the right place to do it.

Was that the takeaway? I dunno, seemed like he was just being honest that what originally drew him to the story was cut by the studio. But then it always seemed obvious to me these movies were gutted by heavy edits. I still don't think they were all that bad, but I was also never all that enamored of the Raimi films.

Garfield recently confirmed that the studio took a hacksaw to the story http://www.thedailyb...ider-man-2.html

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Get thee to episode #194 immediately

Didn't she get like $500,000 extra or something to go topless?

This movie might have been amazing if Kesha had starred in it

I believe we're all still waiting with bated breath for the answer as to what kind of job would require you to watch Ace Ventura 2.

I think they should have waited until ASM3 to kill her (if they were so determined to do it). Garfield & Stone's chemistry is off-the-charts and something that pretty much everyone agrees is the best part of these movies. Cutting it off so quickly seems like they're just shooting themselves in the foot. And it's really insane when you consider the original version of this movie was going to introduce Shailene Woodley as Mary Jane. That would have been such a bad idea I can't even fathom how they got beyond the spitball stage.

Glitter definitely needed more scenes of people pouring beer on things.

That Brittany Murphy biopic definitely looks amazing. I mean THIS is their Alicia Silverstone THIS IS THEIR ALICIA SILVERSTONE If HDTGM covers this I look forward to the return of Wig Talk with June Diane Raphael

I was hoping for something more trainwreck-y (a la Liz & Dick).

I will always defer to April on all things SBTB, but I really thought he was the biggest casting boo boo. Now the guy playing Principal Belding...that guy was gold. Those crazy fake eyebrows, on the other hand, those were definitely a casting coup.

I'm sure they couldn't include the more scandalous sections of Diamond's book because they'd get the shit sued out of them (esp since even he admits a lot of it is made up), but they could have spiced it up a little. It was so damn boring. And that kid they picked to play MPG was a major miscast.

Yeah, I don't think Frank Welker has done a live-action role for like 30 years.

So did anyone actually make it all the way through this? I tried, but ooof, I had to tune out.

Oh see, that image is the epitome of what Spider-Man is about. I got ridiculously happy when I saw that.

Definitely suffered from heavy edits (like the first one) and I could have gone without the Harry Osborne subplot, but there's no Emo Spiderman doing jazz hands down the sidewalk.

Also amazing is the fact that Rae Dawn Chong married C Thomas Howell for a hot minute after they made this movie.

Poor Bill Corbett, as I recall there was very little of his original script left in the finished project. And the studio didn't want the movie to seem science-fiction-y, despite the fact that it was obviously science-fiction.

If the butt of the joke were the store patrons I could see where you might have a point, but the focus of scorn in the Russ character is a multi-billion dollar corporation that seems to put the least amount of effort possible into maintaining its stores. The joke is *for* Ross shoppers.

Yeah, a couple of those seemed like they were the wrong clips. And how was Jason's Pacino not nominated?!

Wengert is quickly becoming a CBB MVP. The desperation in his voice as Russ was just next level.

I find this story 100% credible.

Wait, was the teddy bear named Gyuubee?