Posted on 12/08/2009 4:52:10 AM PST by Gordon Pym
Well, back in the summer of 1977, flyover country was pissed. The nation they loved was being run into the ground by the jet-setters. Skyrocketing inflation. Rampant unemployment. Plummeting GDP. Crushing misery index. Multiple oil crises. Vanishing trade surpluses. A wretched President. Ordinary people were scared and angry, looking for whats the word? oh yeah, change. Spare or otherwise.
(Excerpt) Read more at bighollywood.breitbart.com ...
If it is, however, who would be in the Pontiac today and what would be the equivalent, Hal Nedham like, response to the horrors of Obomunism?
Still...
The most exciting thing to do in Texarkana is watching cars rust...;-)
10-4???
Yes we need another film, a lot of classic rock for the backdrop, BTO's "Let it Roll" for one.
The driver? The Closet Liberatarian I think she is, Angolina Jolie....
The theme?
They speak out against poltical correctness on the the CB and Shortwave since an evil presense has closed all others down. Not running for beer but running to DC to send a Message....
Write it Hal if you still alive, do it!
Interesting background on the movie and how the concept was derived.
We used to go to Kansas to get cases of Coors because the beer wasn’t available in Missouri or Iowa at the time.
If we had Coors at a party then, we had a first class party everyone talked about. This was back in the early 70’s.
Now I wouldn’t give a dime for a Coors.
What needs to happen is that someone needs to make a movie about the battle of Athens (Tennessee) in 1946. THAT would scare the living crap out of the political crowd!
Smokie & Bandit is on my shortlist of favorite movies of all time.
However,
Urban Cowboy was better.
Shays rebellion would provide them with something to think about as well.
It wasn't about the having. It was about the getting.
sigh...like so much in life
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