[billbears]

Yes you got me. Not being able to think for myself or having the intelligence to see multiple levels within a movie and having never read the graphic novel, I didn't see quite a few lessons 'conservatives' could learn. No, none of that. Went into the theater and the director of the movie had me believing everything I saw. I really should be more gullible and believe everything from the 'right' party. Sort of like reading a review of a movie from someone else and making me an expert on the movie without seeing it....

[Iris7]

The trailers were more than enough. The TV publicity push was vulgar. Watched this stuff get even more stupid decade after decade. Drainage from the dung heap.

Looked at the Netflix catalog last year, searching for a good movie (I like good movies) but found none. Some interesting movies from Asia these days, fun to see propaganda aimed at "other cultures".

[91B]

All of what you say may be true, but Hollywood would never make a movie like this unless the intent was to undermine a conservative. All of the paranoid ranting about exaggerating the threat of terrorism in order to gain power is enough to keep me away. The intent is clearly to undermine faith in the administration and the war and reflects the adolescent paranoia that holds Hollywood in its grip.