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[bad Influence]was David Koepp's First Big Screenplay. It Was Actually A Writing Sample That Was Around Town To Get David Work At The Time, And Steve Tisch - Now The Owner Of The New York Giants - Found It, Loved It, And Together We Put It Together. But I'd Say That Would Be The One I'd Tell People To Go And Look At If They Haven't Seen It.

Can Someone Explain The Vitriol Whenever Ayn Rand Comes Up? 'atlas' Is The Greatest Motivator For The Individual That I Can Imagine.

[virginia Madsen] Big Part In That Movie ['class'] Required Her Shirt To Get Ripped Off, And Looking Back, It Couldn't Be A More Egregious, Vintage, Lowbrow, 1980s Porky's-esque, Shoehorned-in Moment. Like, You Would Never Have That Moment In A Movie That Aspired To Be What That Movie Did Today.

Medical-genre Shows Have Been Around Forever, They Will Be Around Forever, And I Think This [code Black] Is A Great Iteration Of The Next Generation.

You Can Meet People Who Are Really Beautiful. Then, When You See Them Angry For The First Time, All Of A Sudden They're Not Beautiful Anymore. They Didn't Just Step Into The Other Room And Have Plastic Surgery; They're Still The Same Physically. It's Just That Something Inside Of Them Has Changed. They're No Longer Attractive.