[StACase]

This movie is not about assisted suicide but that is what people want to talk about. That doesn't mean that the producers set out to make people talk about it.

I think it does.

And obviously all movie fans are not going to be pro-assisted suicide.

If they were, there wouldn't be any point to producing propaganda about it, would there? But since they are not, as you pointed out, those with an axe to grind have stepped in with a beautifully crafted piece of propaganda.

[Mr. Blonde]

So by the same token every film produced with violence in it would be made to make a point about violence? It is a part of the plot but not the turn upon which everything depends on. That is the part where Eastwood agrees to train her.

It seems you have more of an axe to grind about this subject than anyone involved with the film. Swank has come out and said she does not agree with the decision. Why would she star in a propaganda film about something she disagrees with?