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Posted by Neil Miller (neil@filmschoolrejects.com) on July 16, 2008

Meet Bill Poster Giveaway

Yet again I come to you with something that ties into The Dark Knight — that is just how this week is going to go, so deal with it. As you know, Aaron Eckhart stars in The Dark Knight as Harvey Dent, the man who eventually transforms into the split personalitied psychopath Two-Face. But did you also know that he has another movie coming out — it is called Meet Bill and I can already tell you that it is leaps and bounds better than Eddie Murphy’s Meet Dave. In Meet Bill, Eckhart stars as a man who is fed up with his crappy job and his cheating whore of a wife and decides to mentor a rebellious teen. It’s not The Dark Knight, I know, but Eckhart is a damn fine actor, making this one at least worth a shot. It hit DVD shelves this week, so you have your chance.

To entice you to check it out, we’ve scored two (2) autographed posters for the film to give away. And while they are unfortunately not signed by Eckhart’s hot co-stars Jessica Alba or Elizabeth Banks, they are signed by Harvey Dent himself.

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The second is that you must answer a question in the comment area at the bottom of the page. But before I get to that, I have a few more rules: You must be a legal resident of the United States or Canada in order to win, you must enter prior to Thursday, July 24th and you must be awesome — which all of our readers are, so that should be the easy part. And now, the question:

If you were mentoring a rebellious teenager, what is the first lesson you would teach them?

Meet Bill is on DVD Now, so check it out!


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58 Comments

Jason Reneau says:

If life gives you lemons, make Margaritas, don’t let all the bull crap in the world get to you, just be mellow.


Ashley says:

I would give the same advice that my grandfather gave me when I was young:
You do not want to go through life as a hussy, like Marilyn Monroe.


Carl says:

Lesson 1: Never make the routine decision.


Homero says:

That’s an easy question:

Vaginas will be the death of us all…


D-Rock says:

If you have too many holes in your life, it will rot.


Danny Davis says:

In a world of pussies, someone has to be the dick!


Daniel S. says:

Only let the important things get you down. Small things aren’t worth the worry.


Ronnie says:

Making risks will lead you to success.


Syd S says:

Don’t threaten people bigger than you.


Dave F. says:

A la “Dangerous Minds,” that poetry is just a different way to bust a flow. Rap it out,
kid…rap…it…out.


christopher h says:

like the president-elect says, “don’t trust whitey”


Andrew Gordon says:

That actions have consequences, no matter how far-reaching


david basile says:

your stupidity will work against you


Stephen Saunders says:

don’t do drugs.


Stacy says:

Respect towards others!


Seann says:

If you going to act dumb, you had better be tough!


cmoney says:

“F**k alot of women, not just one woman, alot of women.”


Vicky Boackle says:

respect for themself.


George says:

Show them the numbers about how much more you make with a college degree than with just a high school diploma (averaging over a million $ more http://www.ericdigests.org/2003-3/value.htm), and explain what it takes to get into college and why they better straighten up.


valiantcoward says:

If you trust in yourself and believe in your dreams and follow your star you’ll still get beaten by people who spent their time working hard and learning things and weren’t so lazy.


michael says:

Do as I say, not as I do


Wade says:

Rebel as much as you want but you are only whining, you cant change the way things are


tim brown says:

actions have consequences
THANK YOU GOD BLESS


Matt from Philly says:

Learn to pick your battles.


valerie mabrey says:

That they are worthy to be cared for and that thye ahve their own gifts that they are just using the wrong way.


Linda Lansford says:

Think before you act


Evelyn says:

what goes around comes around so don’t worry too much


Rip says:

Have fun and take time to enjoy life


Gina Stratos says:

Every job has honor.
gkstratos@ yahoo.com


susan varney says:

treat people the way you want to be treated


David says:

I like what Mahatma Gandhi said: “Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.”


Laura says:

To show respect.


nicholas ramey says:

understand their point of view and see why they are rebellious and then make an informed decision. we are not necessarily always right!


LInda Moeller says:

No good deed goes unpunished.


Sharon Jones says:

Find a sport that you like…any sport…kids who do sports, don’t go to courts!


Jim W. says:

They need to listen to Adults, no matter how stupid the adult looks


Robert Wise says:

I would teach them that life is too short and not to whine about stupid things.


billy says:

Only an Idiot figures out the best way to catch flies.


Vicki Wurgler says:

respect yourself


CHERYL A FRANCISCO says:

first thing i would tell him/her is that i am a safe person for them, they can tell me anything and i will never judge them.


Elizabeth M. says:

In order to get respect, you have to give respect.


John Millheim says:

I would teach them respect


Carrie Baird says:

I would try to teach them they have to respect themselves before they can respect anyone else.


Carolyn Ireland says:

I would teach them a lesson about rebellion and whininess by turning the tables and driving them crazy.


Kelly says:

Never, Ever, Give Up.


Ed Nemmers says:

Use a quality product for your hair.


Jayme Isaacs says:

I Would Teach Him To Mind


Samantha Pruitt says:

how to drink all night without having a hangover


Robert R says:

A lesson about respect!


Lara Aleff says:

I would teach them about responsibility and regret!


Sylvia Porter says:

how to make a mean margarita!


Jeanine Price says:

Respect yourself and others!


kathy pease says:

stay away from drugs


Ronni says:

Be nice to everyone around you.


Janet says:

Respect yourself and others!Set a goal and work hard towards it.


Buddy Garrett says:

Who’s the boss.


sarah Woods says:

Always tell the truth; no matter how bad; the truth will set you free


adrion s says:

Every action has a consequence. Act a fool today, get treated as a fool the rest of your life.


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