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In reply to the discussion: Clint Eastwood treats Iraq like Iwo Jima. Will Americans really go for this horseshit? [View all]Thespian2
(2,741 posts)14. Movies are whatever
the directors, editors, and producers want them to be. I don't go to movies, and I watch none of the current offerings. My wife prefers old movies. My point is that I believe Eastwood is more than a has-been. He is a never-was. I can't image the "chair whisperer" could do any movie that did not glorify his theory of guns, god, and glory through the mass murder of other races of people.
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Clint Eastwood treats Iraq like Iwo Jima. Will Americans really go for this horseshit? [View all]
marmar
Jan 2015
OP
From what one knows of Chris Kyle, "American Psycho" might have been a better title (n/t)
Spider Jerusalem
Jan 2015
#3
Don't know why it's doing that. Here's the poster from the original link:
Guy Whitey Corngood
Jan 2015
#33
All I did was copy and paste from my browser in Wikipedia. Not sure why it's not working
Guy Whitey Corngood
Jan 2015
#36
I knew it! My damn work browser is a teabagging neocon. I can't get that stupid link to work right.
Guy Whitey Corngood
Jan 2015
#39
Had never heard of the first one. Seen the second one you mentioned. Thanks. nt
Guy Whitey Corngood
Jan 2015
#29
Most of Eastwoods best movies are morally ambiguous and Americans don't do ambiguity well
Johonny
Jan 2015
#22
Well, he did spend half an hour talking to an empty chair at the Republican National Convention.
Tommy_Carcetti
Jan 2015
#28
i can't wait for it to hit theatres in hopes that the wall-to-wall advertising..
frylock
Jan 2015
#40