The Day the Earth Stood Still

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Will Smith's son?
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Yes. He is the most obnoxious sonovabitch I've seen in a LOOOONG time. It always fascinates me that filmmakers assume we will have a vested interest in such a reprehensible character, just because it's in the script.
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His folks are really pushing hard to get him into the A list and is already signed to be the new Karate Kid. Ain't Hollywood grand?
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That's the even more ridiculous thing, is they have to jump through all sorts of hoops to explain why Jennifer Connely is caring for an african american child.