Can we have a film without an AGENDA???

Rating: Null/10 (20 November 2009)

I mean FFS.
Let me say that again: F F S I go to the movies to be entertained and NOT FOR POLITICAL AGENDA and COMMENTARY by some obtuse twit that thinks because he can write a formula script cold to the letter, that he is somehow qualified as a political genius too.
I am sick of this. If I want political commentary, I am bombarded by it day-in, day-out. It is inescapable and becoming more shrill every *@*&^) day.
If it starred Bill Maher or Anne Coulter then SHAME ON ME for complaining. This was supposed to be a blockbuster actioner. A cheap thrill. I paid for the big screen experience and that is ALL I WANT.
If I want culture, I'll go to the Met. If I want cerebral, I'll read Science magazine or if I'm lazy, watch Michio Kaku. If I want absurdity, farce and general disgusting behavior, umm, SouthPark comes to mind. In other words, a time and place for everything.
So, Roland and/or Harald, you do not know your place.
Whoever is responsible can just bite on this: I write better than you. I write smarter than you. I am more informed than you, and your "opinion" is nothing more than a satire. A ham-handed sophomoric slinging of hyperbole that demonstrates more than anything else, your own lack of insight. Did you fancy yourself an intellectual? I laugh at your insignificance. I might also point out that in pursuing a cheap and predictable projectile-vomiting excuse for -sly- (?) jabs to demonstrate your moral superiority, you reduced a text-book example of injury and redemption into an insult for spending $9.50 that would have served better as a flaming motion background.
In other words, next time, I find myself contemplating one of your 'movies', I will just take a $10 bill and set it on fire and film it. That way I can at least enjoy it as a background on my notebook, or perhaps for illuminating the credits in my next project.