[KC Burke]

This, the standing ovation on Leno and the box office gross indicate that the tide is turning in the coverage. Soon articles will hail Gibson as prophetic.

Then we will have the sour joy of the Hollywood imitations. How may Buhdda, Moses at the Mountain, Mohammad Fights for Allah movies can you stomach in the next three years.

As reality shows wind down on TV we will have the new show, The Apostles -- The Series.

Soon, Clinton will be telling everyone how he and Hillary had Mel to dinner and helped him rise to the challenge.

[mollynme]

Soon, Clinton will be telling everyone how he and Hillary had Mel to dinner and helped him rise to the challenge.

Bookmark this page so you can prove your prescience later. LOL

[philosofy123]

Even Democratic front-runner John Kerry weighed in during a visit to Los Angeles yesterday, telling reporters that the movie could be anti-Semitic. "I am concerned," Mr. Kerry, a Catholic, told reporters. "I don't know if it's there or not, but there's a lot of it around now. I think we have to be careful." Just remember Kerry is an A-hole!

[CFC__VRWC]

Then we will have the sour joy of the Hollywood imitations. How may Buhdda, Moses at the Mountain, Mohammad Fights for Allah movies can you stomach in the next three years.

No doubt they'll try to imitate it, because for supposedly "creative" people, the left-wing vermin in Hollywood are without a doubt the most uncreative, herd mentality types you will ever encounter. Just like "journalists", the only thing they're any good at is ripping each other off and taking dictation from their political masters. When confronted with a truly original idea, they rise en masse and do their best to crush it. Witness their reaction to The Passion - a religious movie that strives for Biblical accuracy, and doesn't openly mock Christians or protray Jesus as some moral degenerate.

Contrary to Hollywood's "enlightened" opinion, Christians are not a bunch of moronic, drooling troglodytes whose wallets can be easily plucked if you pander to them. Instead, we're quite adept at spotting cynical charlatans who are only interested in making a few quick bucks.