Tom,
What a sly ploy! Opening a movie-related back door to the
political-discussion horror show...
While I found JFK to be even more confused than the events it
attempted to portray, I loved ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN, although I'm sure there's
a lot of interpretation and dramatization there and it does take just one
viewpoint, but hey, it was a drama... a movie... and so it was entitled. A darn
good yarn, well done, with just enough social consciousness to make you feel
like your time was better spent than watching, say, HALLOWEEN 38 -
THE FINAL CHAPTER.
Of course, a discussion of favorite political movies could
easily lead to someone mentioning FAHRENHEIT 9/11 and then we would be off to
the races... so, no... let's not go there. That's all everyone else has been
doing for the last 9 months. In some ways its been pretty cool that MOPO has
been a haven from all that.
I just hope that it will be a clear cut victory so that we
don't have our poor tattered and sadly-degraded democratic process completely
destroyed by another court-decided election. So, whomever wins, I hope it is by
a decisive number in both the popular vote and the electoral
college.
And, of course, by "whomever" I mean John
Kerry!
Sorry. Couldn't resist. Call it equal time allowed in
response to Diana's stunt.
I will say no more.
-- JR
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