[uvular]

I heard about that last week; so tired of Hollywood taking a true story and apparantly not finding it 'interesting' enough, and change facts to suit their vision of it. If the story can't stand on the facts, don't make it. Or don't tout it as a true story.

Poor ratings due more to poor story than her exercizes of free speech. But of course, that will be her convienent excuse...

[nightdriver]

"....so tired of Hollywood taking a true story and apparantly not finding it 'interesting' enough, and change facts to suit their vision of it."

So True.

I surfed through the program several times on my way back to others more interesting last night, but I did catch the last two minutes. It was not even close to what really happened. Instead of bright sunshine (it was in the middle of winter, for cryin' out loud!) it was dark, cold and very treacherous flying conditions. Their time on the ground was extremely limited and one of her friends had to literally pick her up and throw her on the plane or she would never have got on it.

Much, much more dramatic than the silly movie depicted.