@holtcg
What about when you are not home, or if the player is in the kid's room or the den, or when you just aren't looking over the shoulder of your kid every second of every day because you recogonize their need for occasional privacy and to have the opportunity to make their own choices that are within the bounds you have deemed appropriate for their maturity level?

What about films like Saving Private Ryan, Schindler's List, any WWII movie in general, Shawshank Redemption, Slumdog Millionaire, Braveheart, Full Metal Jacket, Hotel Rawanda, and other movies that tell an important story about an unfortunately cruel world?

I don't know how configuarble the settings are, but this kind of thing might be useful in selecting out the bits of movies that you don't want your 12 year old to see, and then dialing down the exclusions to what you feel might be approipriate for a 15 year old, and finally no restrictions.

Obviously, this could be misused just as TV in general is misued as an electronic bbysitter, but there is certainly an appropriate place for such a device as this in some households.

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Fouts is pretty good, as is Jaws. Whoever the best is, the whole lot is infinitely better now that Kornheiser has departed the booth.

But what will happen to "Gift for Enemy"???

"They are vapid, whiny and annoying. In other words, they are perfect Californians."

ha ha ha ha.... douche. Oh, I'm sorry, should I have said, "Whoa, man, like dude, what's your problem, brah?"

Can Halle Berry qualify for her villainously poor portrayal of Storm and that abomonation of Catwoman?

WOLVERINES!!!

The Swaze was great - a sad day for Hollywood.

Geez, the guy tries to say that the tragedy of 9/11 has influenced him to pay more attention to the important things in his life and people call it "goofy" and "a misappropriated example." Call me crazy, but I say good for him on deciding to do something better because of it. Would you rather he said "meh" and carried on about his normal routine?

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