Posted on 11/30/2013 2:34:46 PM PST by LS
Raquel Welch? Surely you jest.
A wretched drunk who is clever enough to be a part of the anti-CD/DC cabal!
BTW, there were . . . 23 MINUTES of trailers before the movie actually started. “47 Ronin” and “Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug” both looked good, but the rest? Nah.
I don’t see the OWS group at all. Virtually ALL the “elites” and “rich” are in DC or the CD as it were. It is clear from Plutarch’s comments that he knows how the ordinary people will react (except remember, he is part of the anti-CD conspiracy)!
Don’t see that at all. I did some research on her for “A Patriot’s History of the Modern World, vol. 2,” and she is an Air Force brat. Hard to see anti-Bush stuff here.
If you don’t think Raquel Welch embodied (and I mean that in all aspects) the 60s actress, then you didn’t pay attention to poster sales.
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I appreciate the message, but I could never wade all the way through Atlas Shrugged. Painful writing! At least to me. This movie might be that rare creature, with the right message in the right package at the right time.
Thanks for the review! I loved the books, and while I only found the first film ok, I will definitely see the next series. The anti government message is much stronger in the books, so I’m hoping many of the movie fans will also read the trilogy.
BTW, no movie has a “message”. Or maybe it does. The “message” is an actors way of being relevant. But, actors are irrelevant , their films are irrelevant, with the exception of entertainment value, all of hollywood is irrelevant.
We can't have it both ways.
Raquel Welch was not an actress. She was scenery.
Still don’t like Woody, but I don’t have anything against either wretched drunks or resistance fighters.
I'm OK with that.
I’m saying. Enjoy the movie. Take from it what you will.
She was quite good in “The Three Musketeers” (1973). It’s possible that she was more hindered by her looks than she was helped, at least from an acting perspective.
Yeah, Atlas Shrugged got a bit turgid at times. The abridged audio book (read by Edward Herman) is good. Just to give you an idea of how much they trimmed, the abridged is 8 cassettes (yeah, I’m old) and hits all the notable points, and the unabridged is 37!
Jennifer Lawrence is headed for a position as the one of those generation-defining actress.
I knew nothing of Jennifer Lawrence when I saw Silver Linings Playbook. Aafter seeing it I knew that she would win the Oscar.
She is by far the best actress of her generation. She is simply amazing.
She is a down to earth Kentucky girl -- which shows in her self deprecating interviews.
Thanks for all the links.
Much needed as a wake up call for those with their heads in the clouds.
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