ARC Entertainment Announces Massive National Rollout for Sarah Palin Film, 'The Undefeated'

Prn Newswire ^ | 07/24/11 | staff

[winoneforthegipper]

Beginning September 1st Video-on-Demand and Pay-Per-View to Make the Film Accessible to Approximately 75 Million Homes Through Major Cable and Satellite Companies Such as DIRECTV, DISH Network and Time Warner Cable

The Video on Demand / Pay-Per-View Launch to be Backed by Multi-Million-Dollar Marketing Campaign

DVD to Launch October 4th in Stores Nationwide with an Initial Shipment Estimated at 250,000 Units

Walmart to Receive a "Special Edition" Version of the Film

Limited Engagement Theatrical Release to Continue Nationwide Throughout August and September

[2ndDivisionVet]

I saw it late at night/early in the morning while checking the threads/FReepmail and heading back to bed and didn’t write down the name. I was just amazed at the 1998 born-on date. Now I might be mistaken, but I don’t think so.

[FreeReign]

That's just it. I agree with her on all the issues and love the energy her can muster. I became a true believer at the '08 Republican convention. A strong, independent conservative woman. Which is why it came as a punch in the gut when she resigned as governor.

You're certainly entitled to your opinion. Anyway, here's what I think.

Andrew Jackson quit the Senate in 1825.

Jackson had become a major national figure in the presidential race of 1824 losing to John Adams. After the loss he had bigger fish to fry, meaning, he had more important things to accomplish for the country, so he quit the Senate.

Three years later, in 1828, the voters of this country elected Jackson President.

Jackson wasn't a quitter for doing what he did. In fact he was the opposite, a fighter, He was somebody whose goals couldn't be defeated. And he took the best course of action to accomplish those goals.

Now fast forward to 2009. See the parallels. Think of all the things Palin has accomplished since. Think of her preparation for a likely presidential run.

Jackson wasn't a quitter. Neither is Palin.

They both were/are fighters, they both had better ways to help the country, they both out maneuvered their enemies and they both could be called the Undefeated.

Think about it.

[Artemis Webb]

What really matters in terms of movie box office is the per screen average. Obviously it’s unfair to compare The Undefeated on 14 screens with Harry Potter on 4,375. If you look at the per screen average though The Undefeated is only being beaten by:

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2
Captain America: The First Avenger
Friends with Benefits
Transformers: Dark of the Moon
Horrible Bosses
Zookeeper
Cars 2
Winnie the Pooh
Midnight in Paris
Bridesmaids
The Tree Of Life
Beginners
Buck
Snow Flower and the Secret Fan
Beats, Rhymes & Life: The Travels of a Tribe Called Quest
The Trip (2011)
Tabloid
Sarah’s Key
Another Earth
A Little Help
Turtle: The Incredible Journey
Life, Above All
and The Myth of An American Sleepover

She is beating The Green Lantern though!!

[Artemis Webb]

Yeah we know about the Andrew Jackson thing already. He’s on “The List”:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/bloggers/2746576/posts?page=12#12

[RedMonqey]

So, now that we've established through deduction that you've got an agenda, the only thing that remains is to figure out who you're working for.

You're getting close. But not what you think. But no, not working for anyone.

Oh I "get it" alright

Ya'll Palin fanatics just don't like it. I have my principles which I have plainly presented.

The only subterfuge here is not political but "different". I have left a BIG HINT on my posts. Now let's see if you're clever enough to READ through my previous posts

[Windflier]

Oh I "get it" alright Ya'll Palin fanatics just don't like it. I have my principles which I have plainly presented.

Then I was wrong. You're just a boneheaded, stubborn mule who can't comprehend any reasoning that goes beyond your narrow minded, fixed viewpoint.

Fair enough. You're dismissed.

[FreeReign]

Yeah we know about the Andrew Jackson thing already. He’s on “The List”:

Yeah we all know about the list already.

Meanwhile the point that I made sails over your head.

[Democrat_media]

"But that's alright. You go right ahead and do the dirty work of the Democrats, if it makes you feel good."

He's doing the work of the democrats/socialism because he is a democrat/marxist. He is like a Muslim lying to the infidel for his ideology of socialism.
Democrats = socialism. How is that creeping socialism or growing government working out for the U.S? We are in decline.

Socialism doesn't work. Tell this democrat and others especially those democrats that have a monopoly on the mainstream media that.

[RedMonqey]

Andrew Jackson quit the Senate in 1825. Jackson had become a major national figure in the presidential race of 1824 losing to John Adams.

He certainly did. Twice IIRC.

However Jackson didn't "make his bones" as an US Senator, a Governor, nor as Judge in which he also resigned.

Jackson(Ole Hickory) became an national figure as an noted general of the Seminole Indian Wars, commanded an expedition which captured Florida in 1817 and served as Governor of the new territory in 1821. And as the "Hero of New Orleans" during the War of 1812. His election as senator was incidental to his political career. And his loss in the presidential election didn't hurt him nor would it had hurt Palin as the VP slot.

However if Jackson lost or resign before the battle of New Orleans, he might well have been a footnote in history.

Palin made her entrance on the national stage as a successful governor but instead of completing her "battle", she resigned her post.

A better comparison is Lincoln. A little known US congressmen who refused an second term, returned to Illinois then ran an unsuccessful senate campaign (Lincoln-Douglas). However he then turned around and ran for and won the presidential election of 1860.

Palin could win like Lincoln if the election has four different candidates from four different parties.

[karnage]

What I like best about Palin’s departure from the governor’s office of Alaska is that it returned her to the private sector, where she had to hustle for a buck like the rest of us. And hustle she did! I hope she runs for the presidency; I really love the idea of a citizen-statesman rather than a professional pol. As far as I’m concerned, every minute she spends among the people strengthens her narrative.

[lewislynn]

Never said I was a preacher nor do I claim to be flawless, just an flawled person.

Using your own logic, if you admit to being [sic] "flawled" you've disqualified yourself from any leadership positions...Or maybe you're just a hypocrite with PDS.

[Polybius]

Call me old fashioned but when you run for an office you finish it. She took on the responsibility of an entire state, for good times and bad, irrespectively of her financial and familial problems. .... RedMonqey

Should she have continued in office, and allowed the taxpayers' money to be wasted on the required collection of materials needed for the defense of the Governor? ..... SuziQ

Yes, SuziQ, she should have.

Why?

Because, if you surrender to blackmail, you teach the lesson that blackmail works.

"Millions for defense, but not one cent for tribute" ..... American rallying cry in 1798 when it was made know that French diplomats had tried to blackmail bribes from U.S. diplomats.

Instead of fighting blackmail, Sarah Palin quit, hit the silly Reality TV show circuit and started raking in millions of dollars into her own bank account.

April 15, 2010: Sarah Palin income 12 million dollars since leaving office

Sarah Palin’s Alaska Trailer: "I’d Rather Be Doing This Than Be In Some Stuffy Old Political Office."

Palin and Gosselin in the Mother of All Reality Shows

[Recovering_Democrat]

Quit in ‘09.
In my world that does not qualify as “Undefeated”

You use the word quit as a pejorative.

Would you have had her go bankrupt and/or waste the time of her state defending the multitude of bogus ethics complaints? Because that is what was happening...what would you have done? Or are you so independently wealthy that you could just pay an army of lawyers to handle those nuisances while you go about your business?

[Virginia Ridgerunner]

Let Mr. Robinson tell me that I can’t post comments on his blog that differ than his.

You called it...

[kanawa]

But forsaking an oath of office she swore by is too big an obstacle for me and alot of others to overlook.

"I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of the State of Alaska, and that I will faithfully discharge my duties as . . . to the best of my ability."
link

Given the situation,
a deluge of frivolous ethics complaints,
designed to render her ineffective in carrying out her duties,
how exactly did she "forsake" (renounce, abandon) her oath of office?

[winoneforthegipper]

I took the opportunity to read through the myriad of posts that you spawned since yesterday...and I got to say.

U r a troll.

Not for your decision to despise what Palin represents but your inability to accept that This is Palin country and you have made it ur life work to confront that.

In the age of the Internet, that's a troll.

Good luck bud, for you certainly are not getting what has happened to our form of government as practice in Washington D.C. which is of course everyone’s concern. Palin is the anti-RedMongey and thank-God she is.

Good Day, Sir!

[humblegunner]

Let Mr. Robinson tell me that I can’t post comments on his blog

I didn't know Jim had a blog.

Free Republic is NOT a blog.

[USFRIENDINVICTORIA]

"How high should a two hour commercial be rated?"

That would be up to each viewer. My point was that a horde of PDS zombies had voted "1" en masse. A FReeping would be justified, just to restore the balance. Naturally, it would be best if only *viewers* rated the movie. That's not happening now.

[FreeReign]

Andrew Jackson quit the Senate in 1825. Jackson had become a major national figure in the presidential race of 1824 losing to John Adams. He certainly did. Twice IIRC.

However Jackson didn't "make his bones" as an US Senator, a Governor, nor as Judge in which he also resigned.

So then it's okay for Andrew Jackson to quit (apparently several times) but it's not okay for Palin to quit, because Jackson once lead the Battle of New Orleans?

What's the difference?

If quitting is wrong, then why justify it for Jackson?

If quitting is a legitimate thing to do, then why hold Palin to a different standard?

[rwrcpa1]

Anybody know when we’ll be getting the DVD for donating $100 to SarahPAC?