[I still care]

I usually don't see art house films, not because I don't like quality movies, but because usually what they are doing is preaching to me about liberal values.

If a film talks down to traditionalists and praises liberal values, then it is considered "significant". But I never like to see those things, because once I get in the theatre I usually find I am being subjected to a lecture on how evil white nuclear families are and how wonderful deviant lifestyles/multiculteralists are.

I used to get IFC on TV and my liberal sister prevailed on me to watch it. I thought I was watching the homosexual film festival. She said I was just watching the wrong films. I told her I watched it all week, and this was what they had on.

People like big, silly pictures because so many of them are good vs. evil, and we like to see the good guys win, not the emotional struggles of drag queens.

[lurky]

not the emotional struggles of drag queens.

Ah right, the hallmark of the beast. Talk about taking one example to represent the whole in the extreme.