I am not here to talk about the controversy, I am here to bring you more funny videos from the faux documentary within the faux production of the real movie that is Tropic Thunder.

My hope is that Paramount Pictures issues a heartfelt and public apology to obese American everywhere for the thoughtless and derogatory depictions of people with weight issues.

At the Tropic Thunder press junket, Jack Black took a moment to talk about a few things that won’t be inspiring controversy.

While the Olympics has inspired our very own Executive Editor Neil Miller to do the first push-up he’s done in twelve years, it only took a call from CNN to get him to write his second opinion piece in one week regarding Tropic Thunder and the groups boycotting the film because of its depiction of the cognitively disabled.

Another early edition of The Reject Report takes aim at just one more in a long line of Wednesday releases. This time around, we take a gander at the highly controversial action comedy Tropic Thunder.

Some have suggested that this movie goes too far with inappropriate language, situations and characters, but unlike some movies, Tropic Thunder isn’t just going for shock value. At its heart, Tropic Thunder is a parody of its own industry and nothing more.

Everybody is all up-in-arms about the new film Tropic Thunder, but so few people have seen it yet. If you think you might be the least bit offended by this movie, you can stay home… or you can drink until the movie isn’t offensive at all.

Could the groups boycotting Tropic Thunder be right?

With the release of “Tropic Thunder” looming, take a listen to what Ben Stiller had to say about the production.

Robert Downey Jr. delivers the worlds most awesome sound bite and provides greater insight into the madness that is Kirk Lazarus.

The controversy surrounding “Tropic Thunder” gets a little more vocal, a little more absurd.

Funny-Man Jack Black compares “Tropic Thunder” to “Charlie’s Angels” and “300.” Find out why that’s awesome.

Does writer Etan Cohen love “Tropic Thunder” more than his kids? He’s not saying, but I’ve got my suspicions.

I was at a junket for Tropic Thunder and the first question someone hits Robert Downey with, before he even settles into his seat is “Who should be more upset – blacks or Australians?” RDJ responds: Does somebody have to be mad?

Kevin and Neil attempt to discuss movies that might not even be right for them. Kevin insists he’s not a stoner, and Neil insists he’s not a teenage girl.

Fat, follicle-free, and funny, Tom Cruise may yet get back in favor with his formerly rabid fans in his role as Les Grossman, the overweight, foul-mouthed, bald studio head in Ben Stiller’s Tropic Thunder.

It appears that with Tropic Thunder just over a week away from its theatrical release, not everyone is laughing at its often ridiculous premise.

Are we serious!?

We’ve got over two dozen new looks at Ben Stiller’s upcoming “Tropic Thunder” including a few behind the scenes shot of the man himself giving direction.

Ben Stiller is thinking ahead to the DVD release of “Tropic Thunder” a week before its theatrical release. Premature or tantalizing clues to the increasing awesomeness of this film?