*Yawn* Why would anyone waste their time?
Anyone planning to see it? You couldn't pay me enough to sit through Stone's propaganda masquerading as a movie.
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I've hated Oliver Stone movies for years, even though I was once in one of his movies as an extra (The Doors) but I might see this one just for laughs. He has so little respect for historic accuracy that he can't possibly be taken seriously.
"You couldn't pay me enough to sit through Stone's propaganda"
this is not surprising, Michele. From what you type, it's pretty clear you'd rather sit through Karl Rove's propaganda. Or Faux "News's".
Um, it's a movie. My guess is that it's supposed to be entertaining. And, to the myriad Bush haters (at a 21% 'approval' rating, there's a lot of 'em), I bet it's gonna be hugely entertaining.
Either get a thicker skin or a sense of humour.
Stone is jumping the gun. The drunken, stumbling, buffoon is still in the Oval Office. We can watch his antics live, on TV, every day.
Either get a thicker skin or a sense of humour.
Irony.
Well, I think this will be the feel-good movie of the year, even if it is just a documentary.
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