Vince Vaughn Risks Hollywood Blowback by Teaming with Glenn Beck (another outed conservatve?)

Andrew Breitbart's Big Holllywood ^ | 5 Dec 2012 | Christian Toto

[Boogieman]

Plus... Patches O’Houlihan would definitely be a FReeper in real life, no question about it.

[Blackirish]

I didn’t mean all but a lot. Spend a little time on FR and you’ll see lots of folks who are proud they don’t see any movies,TV or listen to any new music because this actor said x or this actress said y. Using that standard some might even turn down a free trip to the Vatican because Michelangelo was a homo.

Forward!!!

[erod]

I always liked Vince, this makes me like him even more.

[Mears]

“. Just because you are against baby-killing and buggery doesn’t mean you have to be prude.”

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Agreed.

A friend and I go to the movies just about every week and will see anything-—rated from “G” to “R”.The politics of the actors doesn’t matter.

I also read a wide variety of books.

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[ansel12]

Wow, you attack conservatives, Catholics, and falsely accuse Michelangelo of being homosexual, your leftism is especially flamboyant tonight.

[trebb]

Why do people try to connect actors with the story lines of the movies they are in? Zombies?

Exactly - for example; Mila Kunis in The Book of Eli. No way she resembles such a noble cause.

[Blackirish]

Really Ansell don’t pretend to be dense. There’s a poster on this THIS thread who won’t go to Vince Vaughn movies. In fact go to any thread with say over 50 posts on Hollywood and you’re going to find Freepers who denounce Hollywood and won’t go to the movies. Don’t even get started on an HBO thread.

And how did I attack the Catholic church?
Also there’s been speculation and evidence of Michelangelo’s sexuality for centuries.
Jeeze you’re so thin skinned.

[dforest]

Right now I would take Ron Paul in a heartbeat.

[MD Expat in PA]

Dodgeball is by far the funniest movie of this century. Every time I see it, I notice something funny that I haven't seen before. And Vaughn's deadpan is perfect for his role. Besides, it's got Chuck Norris in it... how can it not be awesome? (in fact, his name is the last words spoken in the film... unbeatable!)

I’m not sure I’d call Dodgeball “the funniest movie of this century” but I did find it very, very funny. And I thought it had sort of a good “conservative” message in a way – a small business - a gym catering to the “average Joes”, goes up against a big business with an a-hole with an super–inflated ego for an owner (wonderfully if not somewhat over the top, played by Ben Stiller) who goes to great lengths to shut them down. The Average Joe’s prevail. : ),

I also liked Wedding Crashers and The Breakup.

[MD Expat in PA]

You couldn’t tell he was a conservative from all the anti-family movies he has been in.

I like many family friendly movies but I am also an adult and I don’t always want to watch movies that are only appropriate for toddlers and the Kindergarten crowd.

[ansel12]

You show your hand when you promote the idea that Michelangelo was homosexual, as a fact, on the internet, and follow it up that Catholics and conservative Christians would avoid the seat of the Catholic church because him.

As far as conservatives making moral decisions on supporting the left and attacks on American culture, morality, history and everything good and decent that conservatives hold dear, coming from Hollywood, that shows your hand again, are you saying that you have no discrimination based on conservative standards when it comes to the Hollywood’s product/agenda?

You are on the wrong side, and attacking the people doing the right thing, like I said, your leftism is especially on display on this thread.