[jonalvy44]

Say NO To John Cusack! This actor does not deserve our money!

[Tall_Texan]

1) It's just a lot easier to assume everyone in Hollywood is a homosexual ultra-leftist DNC tool until they prove themselves otherwise. That will certainly save us all a lot of needless posting.

2) My theory is that the greatness of a movie is generally in inverse proportion to the amount of television advertising it receives. The truly great movies don't need a bombardment of fifteen-second spots to drum up an audience. My theory has rarely proved me wrong.

[lowbridge]

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[StayoutdaBushesWay]

This movie will probably go on to win multiple Academy Awards, especially if it bombs at the box office. How else can they get their message across if they can't the first time around? The Oscar hype will breathe new life into the movie, same thing for Mystic River.

[Vets_Husband_and_Wife]

Thanks for the alert!! We won't be watching the Clint Eastwood/Sean Penn movie either. Nor the one with Clooney!!

[general_re]

You're surprised by this? Cusack's best friend is Tim Robbins, he likes hanging out with the Berrigan brothers - when they're not in prison, that is - and once accused the Reagan administration of tapping his phones. Ol' Johnny is a seriously hard-left crackpot, has been for years.

[doug from upland]

I will no longer watch one of my favorite movies --- CON AIR.

[jayef]

Well, I wish I would have read this thread before throwing my hard earned money away on this maggot infested piece of trash. Let me tell you that not only was the agenda painful to watch unfold, but the errors in plot and dialogue, along with the atrocious acting of Dustin Hoffman was excruciating. Avoid this garbage at all costs. It is clear that the Second Amendment is a joke to these morons in Hollywood. They even were so bold to say in this film that the Second Amendment is the law "while it lasts". Make no mistake, Hollywood would shred The Constitution if they could make a buck off of it.

[GluteusMax]

I am ashamed to say I spent $17.00 to see this tonight (with the better half) without checking into it first. Mrs. Max realized this would be bad when the propaganda started flowing right off the bat. This thing will, I fear, plant the seeds for the uninformed who will end up on juries and give away our inalienable rights. It was obvious from the beginning that the "bad guys" (gun manufacturers) would have to lose or "justice" just wouldn't be served. Of course, the illegal tampering was all done by the gun rights side, while the good and noble socialist lawyer turns down a money for verdict deal. What tripe. Spread the word..avoid this movie like the plague!

[Long Cut]

On another note, this thread has a lot of funny movie stuff. ENJOY!

[Long Cut]

And on another note, I saw a report on Fox News last night about Hollywood and the apparent lack of any Terror-War themed movies.

Seems there are NO plans in Tinsletown to produce ANY movies about the sacrifices and valorous work our troops are making in this worldwide conflict. As one director put it, "They regard Bush and John Ashcroft as more of a threat than Osama bin Laden". They don't want to produce ANYTHING that might show the President and the military in a positive light, and they consider this "Bush's war", and not theirs.

When you compare that to the movies made about WWII, and the number of stars who actually enlisted during that conflict and served honorably, it makes one physically sick...especially considering the fact that this war started with an unprovoked attack upon unarmed American civilians.

No wonder the only movies the American people seem to have any affection and warmth for at all right now are the "Lord Of The Rings" movies, which have studiously avoided anything political in their presentation.

[JesseHousman]

John Cusak is toast as far as this household is concerned!

[Toespi]

The list of movies I have seen or will see is getting shorter and shorter. Before I took my grandson to see NEMO, I checked the voiceovers and to my amazement, there was Ellen DeGeneres. So much for NEMO.

[weegee]

The leftists are leeping like lemmings to their doom. The kookier they get and the more outraged that they get at President Bush and conservatives, the more they are turning off the fence sitters; the people who didn't understand "all that fuss" about the Vichy Chicks statements in Europe.

Red Asner slammed Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity in the same interview in which he said that he would like to portray Uncle Joe Stalin because he was a "misunderstood man". Maybe he should re-evaluate his own understanding of the conservative talk show hosts. They have less blood on their hands than Joseph Stalin or even Teddy Kennedy.

Of course, Hollyweird's very obvious silence regarding President Clinton's abuses of power (let's start with Waco, Elian, and illegal Chinese Communist election contributions in exchange for military technology) are made much more obvious everytime they lash out at President Bush.

[Conservative4Ever]

Mr. Conservative4Ever and I have not been to a movie in years. Refuse to support the liberal left and their nutty ideas. Not hard to boycott this film.

Red

[briant]

This is one of the absolute worse examples of propaganda. And they didn't even have the guts enough to let people know what this film was about. I'm just glad I dint't pay for this brainwashing session.

BTW, Lost in Translation was a great movie.