I will not go see "2016"--having seen the ridiculous trailer for this "movie," and seeing the involvement of right-wing conspiracy theorist and longtime "polemicist-purporting-to-be-objective" Dinesh D'Souza (who certainly needs to GSDS!), I think I will pass. Here's what some major film critics had to say about this hot mess:
"[This] unsubstantiated mess isn't much of a movie or a documentary."
"'2016: Obama's America' is the sort of paranoid, conspiracy-theory thriller I'm always a sucker for. But it's not as entertaining when it purports to be the truth."
"Anti-Obama documentary trades objectivity for persuasion."
"No one doubts that the country faces major challenges in the next four years, but there is one safe bet: The future is unlikely to be affected by this simplistic documentary."
"The film is a sleepy dud, a polemic that, like D'Souza himself, is at once both outrageous and deeply boring."
I saved my money and went to see "Beasts of the Southern Wild," a REAL MOVIE.
Here it is I thought I was the middle class, but far from it. I have been living in poverty with a $100,000 salary. Is there a "safety net" for me?
ReplyDeleteI guess those who I thought were living in poverty were actually "non-existent".
Hey Becca Why don't you go see the movie 2016 it is a real eye opener!
ReplyDeleteAnd there are many who agree!
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I will not go see "2016"--having seen the ridiculous trailer for this "movie," and seeing the involvement of right-wing conspiracy theorist and longtime "polemicist-purporting-to-be-objective" Dinesh D'Souza (who certainly needs to GSDS!), I think I will pass. Here's what some major film critics had to say about this hot mess:
"[This] unsubstantiated mess isn't much of a movie or a documentary."
"'2016: Obama's America' is the sort of paranoid, conspiracy-theory thriller I'm always a sucker for. But it's not as entertaining when it purports to be the truth."
"Anti-Obama documentary trades objectivity for persuasion."
"No one doubts that the country faces major challenges in the next four years, but there is one safe bet: The future is unlikely to be affected by this simplistic documentary."
"The film is a sleepy dud, a polemic that, like D'Souza himself, is at once both outrageous and deeply boring."
I saved my money and went to see "Beasts of the Southern Wild," a REAL MOVIE.
Rebecca