"Badass" and "Ben Affeck" should never be in the same sentence.

He didn't write the interview. Then again, after watching it again, I realized that everything he said about being rich probably pertains to his current mode of existence. He is, after all, a successful actor. He's banked millions of dollars, year after year.

I bet this is the speech he's wanted to recite to the kids that beat on him in High School.

Ben's not my favorite actor, but this movie is well-written, and the few cameos Mr. Affleck makes are strategically placed and effective in advancing the plot and character dev.

I think he was perfect for this movie, though. The whole thing is such a cartoon of wealthy young white men, and then every once in a while, who swaggers onscreen, staggering under the weight of his own testosterone?

Ben F-ing Affleck.

He's here to tell 'em what it's all about!

Awwwww yeahhhhh!

Makes me giggle *every* time.

mmmmmm ben! *big cheeky smile*

This is a poor man's version of Alec Baldwin's speech from "Glengarry Glen Ross":
http://www.videosift.com/story.php?id=9312

I like Affleck a little more after the job he did in "Hollywoodland", but this ain't exactly Shakespeare he's doing here.

Yes, this is a total rip-off from Glengarry Glen Ross. And it's not even a good rip-off either. Though, to be fair it's not really Ben's fault, he was just doing his job.

This is from a crap movie purporting to be about Stock Trading when it's really about tele-marketing - conning people out of money on the phone.

*lame.

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