[Tennessee Nana]

20-year-old Tom Billodeaux pulled gun during screening of Oscar-nominated movie,
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Cmon Tom...

Les Mis wasnt that bad...

[billorites]

The movie drags a little at times, but not enough to make me suicidal.

[Don Corleone]

I went to see 'Les Miserables, yesterday and what I saw was the United States of America in 10 or 20 years. Hopeless people, oppressed by a heartless government, living in squalor and finally having to mount the barricades in an attempt to regain some sort of dignified life. Is that what is in store for us under the Marxists? I fear it. Look at Detroit.

[TexasRepublic]

As if I needed yet another reason to avoid movie theaters. I’ll stay home, stay safe and screw Hollywood.

[liberalh8ter]

Time to ban all movie theaters.

[Slyfox]

I have absolutely no desire to see "The Miserables." Why? Because I find the glorification of the French Revolution as a stupid exercise, especially when it is dressed up as something we should admire.

During the French Revolution the revolutionists went into Catholic convents and removed nuns for future execution, and also removed the bodies of deceased nuns from their coffins and displayed them on the streets.

Karl Marx used the example of the French Revolution to draw up his ideas for a socialist revolution culminating in his Worker's Paradise. Yeah, he decided that the French didn't do it right.

I don't care if the music is great or if the acting is superb, I have no desire to see human tragedy misidentified and glorified.