This movie rules on so many levels. Take the comments of "james_cocos-snowboots" with a grain of salt; his favorite movies include Police Academy 3 & The Adventures of Ford Fairlane. Oh, and 'Boots, she's not a dyke. That part is a gag. (Can't blame you for not paying attention, since you didn't like the movie, but really, you put your foot in it with that one.)
Further evidence that 'Boots is not in Cho's intended demographic: his comment on another film reads as follows: "...this movie really hits home as a commentary on modern morality in a world that has lost its teleological end as an ethical culture in which the end of life is ethical satisfaction and contentment with God and His ultimate purpose." ('Boots, I think you should make sure you look up them big fancy words before you use 'em -- if the world can actually "lose its teleological end," that means that your God isn't omnipotent. Which I'd agree with, but I doubt you would.)
By the way, I'm a straight white man. So you don't have to be a queen, dyke, Korean- American, or fag hag to love Margaret Cho. It probably does help to have actually met an out-of-the-closet homosexual, though.
Further evidence that 'Boots is not in Cho's intended demographic: his comment on another film reads as follows: "...this movie really hits home as a commentary on modern morality in a world that has lost its teleological end as an ethical culture in which the end of life is ethical satisfaction and contentment with God and His ultimate purpose." ('Boots, I think you should make sure you look up them big fancy words before you use 'em -- if the world can actually "lose its teleological end," that means that your God isn't omnipotent. Which I'd agree with, but I doubt you would.)
By the way, I'm a straight white man. So you don't have to be a queen, dyke, Korean- American, or fag hag to love Margaret Cho. It probably does help to have actually met an out-of-the-closet homosexual, though.