Hancock

We went to see Hancock last night and although I didn't think it was as exhilarating as Iron Man, I still enjoyed it. While reading some reviews, I read GLAAD (Gay & Lesbian Against Defamation) is attacking "Hancock" alleging the movie is homophobic because there are scenes in which Will's character takes a "cheap, unfunny shot at gay people" and also say “Hancock’s use of the slur sends a problematic message that it’s okay to discriminate using such hateful words.”

I just think it's getting more and more ridiculous. It's a movie. His character was an drunken "a--hole" and so they had to make him talk and look like an "a--hole". It's just a movie! Why are people getting all worked up over a "word" when there were other violent movies and video games out there that glamorizes sex, alcohol abuse, drugs and violence.

I thought the vulgarity in "Super Bad" was way more offensive and misogynistic and yet it was heralded as embracing honesty and the funniest movie of the year.