October Movies To Boycott (Anti-American Celeb Alert!)

PABAAH: Patriotic Americans Boycotting Anti-American Hollywood ^

[jonalvy44]

October Movies To Boycott:

Mystic River

Intolerable Cruelty

Runaway Jury

Radio

The Human Stain

Shattered Glass

[jonalvy44]

Sean Penn, Tim Robbins, Kevin Bacon, Laurence Fishburne, George Clooney,John Cusack, Dustin Hoffman, Jeremy Piven,Ed Harris, Alfre Woodard,Rosario Dawson, and Maggie Gyllenhaal have movies coming out this month, they do not deserve our money. They have campaigned against the war on terror, led anti-war protests, and signed statements of conscience opposing the war and thus, emboldening our enemy.

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[Pest]

Is there a list of movies we can watch?

[EuroFrog]

I have never heard of any of those movies anyway! -Yes, I live in the dark.

[The_Victor]

Given the condition of the majority of Hollywood, and in the interest of saving time, it might be better to simply list the one or two recently released movies that conservative are "OK" with.

[cubreporter]

Nope, you don't live in the dark....you just have better things to do with your life. :)

[stainlessbanner]

Runaway Jury is a Grisham novel, right?

[theDentist]

Please. Runaway Jury was a good book. I don't care who's in it. I expect the movie will be just as good.

[TheBigB]

The only one of those I might see is RUNAWAY JURY, and then only when it hits video. There really isn't anything worth seeing right now.

[TheBigB]

'Twas.

[Gabz]

Haven't heard of any of those movies, and have no clue who more than half the list of names you provide are.

OTOH, the last time I was in a movie theater was 1982 taking a firend's son to see E.T.

I wait for the video releases......................

[Between the Lines]

Given the condition of the majority of Hollywood, and in the interest of saving time, it might be better to simply list the one or two recently released movies that conservative are "OK" with.

Luther and The Gospel of John.

[prairiebreeze]

I rarely go to first run movies, however I do try to support our little local movie theatre who shows films in the second run. For $2 plus popcorn, I help keep that theatre in business and open so kids have a local place to go on Saturdays and evenings.

So as much as I dislike the Hollyweird loonies, I might pay that small amount to see one of these. Priorities donchaknow.

Speaking of Hollyweirds, I was just wondering to myself if Arnold wins tomorrow, would the fact that he won in view of his apologies about the groping have any future influence on stage-set behavior? Probably not.

Prairie

[Pest]

Is it OK if we download bootleg copies of these movies from the internet?

[Koblenz]

In the book, Runaway Jury was about the Cigarette industry. But in the movie, it's the gun industry. Can't figure out that one. I mean, the Cigarette industry is thought of as pretty evil by Hollywood, and it's a hell of a lot bigger than the gun industry... So I'm not sure why they changed it. But then, Hollywood took a book about Arabs trying to blow up the world, and changed it to Neo-Nazis...

[Darth Reagan]

So, what do we do about Return of the King in December? Viggo Mortensen (Aragorn) is a pacifist wimp, but John Rhys-Davies (Gimli) stands up for freedom.

[ampat]

While I don't screen movies meticulously for their makers' political views. I never go to the movies these days. I usually end up watching cable pay per view, and sometimes, not even until they reach regular tv broadcast. At least they aren't gettin too rich on me. Although there are a few I will never watch (e.g. BS, ed harris (didn't he remain seated when Elia Kazan received his award?), robbins, asner, and all those who speak anti-american while in foreign countries).

[jonalvy44]

Viggo:

"What the United States has been doing for the past year is bombing innocent civilians without having come anywhere close to catching Osama bin Laden or any presumed enemy..."

"...we [the United States] are not the good guys..."

In response to what he would have done after 9/11, "I would not have continually bombed innocent civilians from 30,000 feet with no possibility of being accurate and maiming and killing and destroying the lives of many more people than died at the World Trade Center." (I guess he's not a Clark fan, then...)

"And now just because we focused on Iraq for many reasons, not the least of which is oil... and some kind of vendetta maybe that our President's father has... Who knows what the reasons are? It doesn't really matter."

"Since 9-11, more people have died in Afghanistan and Iraq than in New York that day — and for not a very good reason."



http://www.celiberal.com/showCeliberal.php?id=38

It's your call, obviously. We will have any movie he's in on our boycott list, it just depends on whether or not you care to support such a person. he won't see a dime of my $$

[jonalvy44]

sure...www.comingsoon.net ,just cross reference the ones that have these anti-Americans in them. Lots of good movies out there with celebs who have enough sense not to bash their own country.

[Skooz]

The Human Stain?