This film is opening in Texas ONLY this month. Next month, hopeful for good word of mouth from the conservative core, the rest of the world. I read reviews from The NY Times and the Hollywood Reporter (the only names that I recognized) and they both dismissed it as tendentious preaching to the conservative choir.
I will sit through a good piece of propaganda, and this film hasn't been dismissed as awful, just pedestrian. However, do the filmmakers really expect me to pay for the privilege of being indoctrinated? If they have free showings at four o'clock on weekdays with free popcorn, soda and candy (and beer[?], I might go. Otherwise, I'll wait for it to show up (on a really, really slow night) on tv.
On the other hand, committed conservatives might wish to patronize it to encourage similar projects. Without the commitment of True Blievers, it will tank.
I know that I cannot understand the way obama thought processes and I cannot understand his actions. Somedays I think he is hellbent on destroying this great nation.
Maybe this movie will give me some insight into the man.
The above article is hardly an incentive to watch the film. This guy spins out his opinion that Obama is cheap to his relatives into an incredibly long, repetitious and tedious piece.
I can only assume that he wrote it (and that the "fair and balanced" network is publishing it), to promote both the film and the writer's new book, "Obama's America: Unmaking the American Dream."
A more high-concept title for both the film and the book would be, "Obama is No Good."
sillystring writes:
I know that I cannot understand the way obama thought processes and I cannot understand his actions. Somedays I think he is hellbent on destroying this great nation.
Maybe this movie will give me some insight into the man.
His thought processes have been clear to me for a long time.
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