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Reel China: Hollywood Tries to Stay on China's Good Side (Red Dawn Remake Goes '1984')
The Los Angeles Times ^ | Wednesday, March 16, 2011 | Ben Fritz and John Horn

Posted on 03/16/2011 8:55:59 AM PDT by kristinn

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To: AnotherUnixGeek
And as far as Hollywood is concerned, the rest of us can go pound sand.

Well, here's a big "back at you, assholes" to Hollyweird.

I (regrettably) rented that POS movie "The Social Network" from Redbox this past weekend. What garbage! If that's what passes for an Academy Award caliber movie these days, then Hollyweird is dead...which, given what they've "contributed" to society lately, would be the only real contribution that they could give our culture.

41 posted on 03/16/2011 1:01:59 PM PDT by Ancesthntr (Tyrant: "Spartans, lay down your weapons." Free man: "Persian, come and get them!")
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To: kristinn
Oddly enough, the writer of Red Dawn wrote the script for the recently released video game called Homefront, which details a 2022 invasion of the US by combined North Korean, Japanese, Asian forces. I suspect China was not mentioned here for much the same reason:
You don't offend someone you reasonably believe will kick your ass or at least greatly embarrass you with little provocation. Hence, OK to offend Americans or Christians in general because they are mostly harmless, not OK to offend Chinese or Muslims.


42 posted on 03/16/2011 3:40:56 PM PDT by McCloud-Strife ( USA 1776-2008)
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