Posted on 07/19/2002 7:11:34 AM PDT by robjna
As hollywood continues to beleive acting qualifies you as an expert on current affairs, I find myself not being able to patronize their movies. I once heard a quote that it used to be that fame brought celebrity, but now celebrity brings fame. here is my list of hollywood idiots who I cannot bring myself to watch in a movie or anymore. Lets add yours to the list:
Julia Roberts (top of my list, cannot stand the wench)
Richard Dreyfuss
Cammryn Mannhein
Rosie O Donut
Sharon Stone (not for political views, just a horrid actress)
Rob Reiner (anything he is involved in)
Tom Cruise (stero typical hollywood flake)
Nicole Kidman (see Above)
Bill Maher (enough said)
Help me expand my list
An obscure actress , upon recieving an award, stated that in days of yore, actors were considered rogues and vagabonds, and that we should still considered ourselves in that light. she was insightful beyond her years.
Dude, you watched that movie? Don't you know Jennifer Aniston is an evil liberal? And I'm pretty sure that Indian guy was a Muslim...
None of us are "boycotting" thinking we will harm liberal Hollywierdos financially. There's no accountability in Hollywood for actors--they get paid up front, no matter how badly a movie bombs.
Those of us who boycott do so because we literally can't stand the sight and sound of some of these Hollywierd Clymers. (It's a visceral reaction, similar to what happens when The Bent One's Face suddenly appears on TV)
Then <>don't read his biography!
ps - Voyager and Songs of Distant Earth are my current favorites from Mike (and add an interesting twist to his style).
Hello, kettle? This is black. Meet pot.
Fair enough, but still--a movie ticket costs money, and if a celebrity is offensive enough, I won't fund their agendas with my own hard-earned scratch. It's just a thought.
One of my favorite films is Glengary Glenross--and Alec Windbag is phenomenal in the five minute scene he's in--but the guy has poisoned me so much I can't separate him from his work. A failing on my part, possibly--but still.
Besides, as long as the studios put out fine cinematic masterpieces such as Dude! Where's My Car! and Attack of the Clowns, they're not deserving of my cash. Oh... for a return to the 70s...
Alec Baldwin, Susan "Janet Weisssss" Sarandon and Brad Monkey Boy Pit are particularly offensive human beings, but has anyone mentioned SPIKE LEE? I really, really can't stand him. His cliched politics aside, he's still a lousy director IMHO.
Repo's top ten of MUST AVOID actors:
John 'crypto facist' Cusack
Harrison "did I just eat some bad soup?" Ford
Madonna
Tom Loughlin
Tom Cruise
John Singleton, Higher Learning director
Heather Graham
Guinevere Turner
Not to be a pain in the ass, but should not this thread more appropriately rest in the "general interest" category?
Here Here!!!!! well said RooRoo
And then said " he wished he hadn't donanted"
and then said he didn't say he wished he hadn't donated
I hate his politics,,,but
I do what he does, I pretend he is someone else. You have to if you want to see some great movies, he is the finest actor around today, IMO.
Too bad these jerks can't just keep their damn mouths shut and act.
What a misstatement. Buying a ticket to the movie of someone like Julia Roberts is a vote for her.
I think you are overstating your impact. The actors will remain popular or not based on whether their work is good. If they have talent, and the story is good, most people could care less what political organizations the people belong to. It will sell tickets. If it gets in your way of enjoying the movie, fine. But don't think you have enough impact to change anything.
I know some here can separate the actors and their roles from their politics but I can't and I won't.
It even bothers me to watch ESPN knowing it's owned by the Evil Empire of Disney, so I agree that it's impossible to boycott all things liberal, but actors and musicians put a face to all I despise on the left.
Those of us who boycott do so because we literally can't stand the sight and sound of some of these Hollywierd Clymers. (It's a visceral reaction, similar to what happens when The Bent One's Face suddenly appears on TV)
Well said.
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