September Movies To Boycott (Anti-American Celeb Alert)

PABAAH: Patriotic Americans Boycotting Anti-American Hollywood ^

[jonalvy44]

Be sure to pass this along to other patriotic Americans...Visit our site at www.PABAAH.com if you need more info on what these celebs said or did. They are unwilling to support America in her time of need, then Americans don't need to support their careers.

September Movies To Boycott

The Order
Release Date: September 5, 2003
Starring: Heath Ledger

Once Upon a Time in Mexico
Release Date: September 12, 2003
Starring: Johnny Depp

The Human Stain
Release Date: September 26, 2003 (NY, LA)
Studio: Miramax Films
Starring: Ed Harris

The Rundown
Release Date: September 26, 2003
Starring: Rosario Dawson

Casa de los Babys
Release Date: September 19, 2003 (NY, LA)
Starring: Maggie Gyllenhaal (Anti-War Activist and NION signess)

Secondhand Lions
Release Date: September 19, 2003
Starring: Kyra Sedgwick (NION Signee)

Be sure to visit our boycott list at www.PABAAH.com if you need more info concerning the anti-American activity of these celebs and why they do not deserve our money.

[billbears]

Well no offense guys, But if I were to boycott everything that I was told to boycott, I would be able to do nothing but sit on a bare concrete floor, naked, and twiddle my thumbs.

Well you could listen to Britney while you're doing this, as AntiGuv pointed out. But I think that would change boredom to torture.

She supports the President, whatever in Hades that means.

[Chad Fairbanks]

Well, she's billed fourth - behind Michael Caine, Robert Duvall, and some other guy who's name I don't recall...

[ClarenceThomasfan]

A movie to support is Fighting Temptations. It is about a church choir. It stars Beyonce and she and her group Destinys Child performed at President Bush's 2000 inauguration. And they are from Texas

Please go see her movie and support her.

[Huck]

He's a movie star, I'm a working stiff. By boycotting him into obscurity, he won't have that platform anymore...

He works for a living. For some reason, people are interested in what he thinks, and media outlets want to print it. It has no relevance to me. For all I know my favorite baseball team has liberal democrats on it. And one of them might be dumb enough to talk about it one day. It won't change my opinion of their skills on the field, or affect my ability to enjoy it. I still watch Woody Allen movies, even though his personal life is a train wreck. What business is it of mine? Bottom line: Depp made some dumb remarks. He is not a well adjusted person. But he is a talented actor and I hope he continues to make good movies. I also hope he learns a few things about America at some point. I would talk to him about it.

[Paulus Invictus]

May I add a new video release to your list of avoidables?: "Analyse That" with Robert De Niro. It is the worst kind of R rated, Hollyweird soft porn and filthy language plus bloody mob killings I have seen in some time. INMO If this is another example of American culture, then America is in deep trouble and pure evil is exerting its muscle big time.

[kidd]

I plan to see Matrix III and LOTR III. Nothing else even remotely interests me.

[jonalvy44]

New Releases:

Jeepers Creepers 2

American Splendor

Once Upon a Time in the Midlands

The Other Side of the Bed

The Medallion

Marci X

My Boss's Daughter

Thirteen

Autumn Spring

Stoked: The Rise and Fall of Gator

Don't Tempt Me

Civil Brand

source: www.movies.com

By no means am I endorsing any of these flicks as I have not seen them, I am just pointing out that there is plenty out there to see without worry of enriching the pocketbooks of anti-American celebs...

[lilylangtree]

Don't plan to spend my hard earn cash on any of the movies listed. First, the actors don't inspire me to want to watch them after their latest antics in real life. Second, the cost of movies at $8.50 or $5.50 for matinee is just too darn high like the price of gas. No way, no how, no chance am I spending my precious bucks.

[jonalvy44]

agree...

[IYAS9YAS]

I want to see Once Upon a Time in Mexico. I hear the key grip is totally pro-GOP, so that should cancel out Johnny Depp.

You owe me a Dr Pepper and a monitor cleaning! LOL Funny!

[shhrubbery!]

"The Human Stain" WTF - Somebody made a flippin' movie about Billy Jeff?

Heh heh. Hate to be serious here (and hate Ed Harris too) but I think this movie might deserve serious consideration.

Somewhere I saw Anthony Hopkins being applauded for his courage in taking a role in 'The Human Stain' -- because the movie is about a man being ruined by political correctness.

Haven't read the book, but this sounds plausible. Philip Roth has been getting more conservative as he ages. American Pastoral was about the fallout from the '60s, IIRC.

[Commie Basher]

Don't watch it. Johnny Depp doesn't deserve your hard earned cash. We boycott a lot of movies like this and Hollywood will start to listen when it really begins to hurt them hard - in their pocketbooks.

Boycotts would only work if large numbers of conservatives were already watching movies, and then stopped watching. Otherwise, there'd be no noticable dip in box office receipts.

But Hollywood assumes that older folks and conservatives don't much watch movies to beging with, so they ignore boycott threats.

On the uselessness of boycotts, see this article on Intellectual Conservative

[Hillary's Lovely Legs]

But you can go see Lord of the Rings, even though it has more anti-Americans and Homosexuals than any other movie because a freeper told you you should.

[Damagro]

I find it very easy to boycott ALL movies. No going to theatres or rentals. If you really must, they are on tv after awhile

[Damagro]

Amen

[Damagro]

Support with your bucks what you want to support. It's, for the time being, a free country for the most part

[jonalvy44]

agree...I just feel many in Hollywood are no longer deserving of our support...

[jonalvy44]

So the actions of conservatives in calling ABC had no effect on their decision to cancel the Garofalo sitcom?

Glover and MCI?

It's all about awareness. For each American who is made aware of what is happening on the Hollywood scene, that's one less consumer they so desperately need.

I disagree. While many of the mis-informed will still frequeent any movie, slowly we are making an impact.

[ThinkFreedom]

"I would join the boycott of Hollywood leftists, except then I'd be stuck in a room listening to nothing but Britney Spears the rest of my life.... "

After the MTV VMA's, you can safely say she's worth boycotting too...

[sakic]

Where else do you hear someone on television thanking God for what they have?

They never thank God for what they have. They thank God after they score a touchdown or outbox their opponent.

I've yet to see an athlete thank God after he fumbled the ball or lost a boxing match. God sure is a fickle sports fan.