Eugene David ...The One-Minute Pundit |
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Saturday, June 17, 2006
Nos. 11 and 12 on the BoxOfficeMojo chart say something. Here are films aimed at hard-core liberals, the kind of people who want freedom of speech for everyone save their enemies -- sorta like Garrison and Mr. Internet. Last week various parties tried to spin these into successes -- especially No. 11, which some clown (it may have been our favorite gossip writer Rog) proclaimed Bob Altman's biggest hit, whatever that means. Their failure would teach Hollywood that people are increasingly impatient with partisan political films (not just of the left, but it helps) except that the biz is doomed, like Sisyphus, keep on making movies no one wants to see. (And in the partisan list we include Garrison's, given some of his level-headed commentary -- just as given GE BANCORP and REALTY's marketing we must include THE CONSERVATIVES' 9-11 MOVIE, though that was mostly tempered by public enthusiasm for reliving it.)
By the way, isn't it time to send the LARRY KING OF FELINES to the Old Cats' Home?
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