I can't believe that I paid to see this mother-far-gin awful movie.

Rating: 1/10 (14 August 2008)

Lucille Ball, who many still consider to be the first lady of comedy, never resorted to obscene language, labels, name calling or sex, to effectively deliver her special and unique brand of laughter. Lucy emphasized her versatile acting abilities, and did not depend on animation or special effects. In fact, a script should focus on a strong storyline, rather than anything that detracts from it.
It is always pathetic and sad when laughter becomes derisive, and is at somebody else's expense. An actor must be artistic and creative, but he or she should also be responsible. Derisive laughter is like a 'loaded gun', which explodes in somebody's face. Such laughter is tragic, and anything but funny.
This is America--and, in a free democracy, each of us has the right of assembly and the right to speak. You have a right to your opinion, and I have a right to mine. I give it a far-gin 1 out of a mother-far-gin 10.
Support Heath Ledger, go see "The Dark Knight" (2008)--more than once, if necessary--and topple "Tropic Thunder" (2008) at the box office.