Explain yourself with wit.

Fucking magnets.

It's probably not a big deal. They've gotta have one for airline and network TV anyway; easy enough to drop it onto the DVD.

Besides, didn't Avatar have precisely one "shit" and one "bitch?"

I think he drops a "bitch" after the not-rhino charged him during the first jungle trip. Something along the lines of, "That's right, bitch, run back to momma."

And now that I think of it, I think Trudy says "bitch" during the big fight scene, used in basically the same sense. Could be wrong, though. I'm too lazy to pull out the movie and check.

Point being, the language was *relatively* tame to begin with. Bitch.

I just hope he doesn't do it with one person's voice on one channel and one voice on the other.  Very bad for hearing impaired folk w/headphones.

Okay, we get the hint, we'll stop doing that fifty episodes ago.

Feature film director likes his own movie. Film at fucking eleven.

I'm pretty weary of the whole "Can't he see that because I didn't like it this is total crap!?" meme.

With the accent or with the acting in general? Because there wasn't a moment in the film where I cared if he lived or died. He was an absolute blank.

That shouldn't be any surprise. Cameron writes women much better than he writes men. Kyle Reese, Corporal Hicks, Abyss's Bud, T2's John, Titanic's Jack... these characters have nothing distinguishing about them. Try Mr. Plinkett's character test: describe them without saying what they wear or what their job is. We like them--if we like them--only because the actors have chops.

Worthington doesn't have chops.