[kristinn]

The families of our fallen heros have been put through worse 'rendition' by the despicable left than any terrorist. This is just one more assault on them by the America hating left.

[Dog]

They sink lower into the muck..

[linear]

This movie pretends they come back from the dead, while in the real world, Democrats dig them up and drag their corpses through the street shouting "look what you did."

[Borges]

Dante made 'Small Soldiers' too.

[Texan5]

Disgusting beyond words. But after all, dead democrats have been voting for years in most states...

[Borges]

Also here:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/1523848/posts

[ClaudiusI]

That bastard! If it weren't for Phoebe Cates being in it, I'd never watch Gremlins again!

[Join Or Die]

So much for subtlety. Politics aside, that sounds like a horrible plot for a movie.

[Lx]

Joe Dante is still alive? He hasn't had anything worth mentioning since Gremlins. What a scumbag.

[pabianice]

Ah. Showtime. That means at least 112 people will see it...

[armymarinemom]

This movie has an incredibly bad trailer. Contact page for Viacom is here

[dead]

A political zombie movie. This is coming from the leftwing arty set that claims talk radio only succeeds because conservatives can’t handle intellectually complex concepts. Like zombie movies, pie-throwing, and paintings made from poo.

"I hope this movie bothers a lot of people that disagree with it—and that it makes them really pissed off, as pissed off as the rest of us are."

Don’t flatter yourself, Joe. Nobody cares about your stupid zombie movie.

[NYCVirago]

In an election year, dead veterans of the current conflict crawl out of their graves and stagger single-mindedly to voting booths so they can eject the president who sent them to fight a war sold on "horse(manure) and elbow grease."

How thoroughly obnoxious is this? Not to mention that Democrats are the ones who really have dead people vote.

[finnman69]

LW dead zombies voting....

sounds like another happy day in the DNC to me.

Video Clips here

[KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle]

Where the zombie voters come from, in Dante's idiotic polemic, Homecoming:

Where Joe Dante's career deservedly is (and has been, for the past fifteen, twenty years):

Any questions...? :)

[JimboUSofA]

Friends don't let friends sign up for premium cable.

[Dustbunny]

Fortunately, we do not waste our money on the movie channels and in fact we are planning on getting rid of our satellite dish after my mother and step father no longer need it, they are the only ones that watch TV here. We'll just buy DVD's or rent movies.

[decal]

Not an original premise, either. Abel Gance had the same idea (and did it much better) in his 1919 film "J'Accuse."

"In the film’s famous climax, the hero, a poet, develops the mystic power to call back the ghosts of the war dead (played by real soldiers from the front, many of whom died in battle shortly after appearing in the sequence) to accuse the living and demand to know the reason for their sacrifice. Gance’s use of rapid cutting, superimposition, masking, and a wildly-tracking camera accentuates the intensely emotional blending of camera actuality and poetic drama. The film was a spectacular hit throughout Europe, and Gance, hoping for an American success, took it across the Atlantic, where he presented it at a special screening in New York in 1921 for an appreciative audience that included D. W. Griffith..."

http://www.gildasattic.com/gance.html

[TexasGreg]

Horrible
This is horrific.
SO HORRIBLY POLITICAL and CRASS and UNCARING and EVIL.

[pawdoggie]

So now dead military heroes (or "victims" in Newspeak) are mindless zombies bent only on revenge? And the Left is so solicitous of them, and their well-being! But of course the "zombie" image truly reflects the way the Lefty scum think of those who join the military (unless they "kill their officers"): poor bastards incapable of independent thought or action.

[GarySpFc]

I cancelled Showtime yesterday.