Offensive

Rating: 1/10 (3 February 2007)

If I wasn't with 3 other people, this would have been the first film I've ever walked out of. I was completely offended by the director's liberal agenda and anti-American propaganda which was splashed in our faces literally every moment of the film. It is clear he was so obsessed with making outlandish, radical parallels to our current political climate that it compromised anything artistic he was trying to accomplish, and quite honestly, made the film just silly. I was actually laughing. The man is off his rocker like the rest of those radical liberals who do their part to terrorize our citizens with crap like this- which is what most of Hollywood is, let's face it. No doubt that's why the reviews are apparently so good. They lap it up for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and midnight snack. And let's not forget it sells. The coolest trend if you're an American citizen these days is to be anti-American. And this film is catered to those who like to feel part of that 'exlusive' group of people who act so misunderstood and feel that special camaraderie when they get together and whine about the policies of our country and express their misguided sympathy to anything or anyone that is minority (including Islamic terrorists- yes, just one of many repulsively obvious themes) just to make themselves feel charitable and a worthy human being. This is one reason why so many of our youth associates with the leftist mentality- they get to feel part of that not so 'exclusive' group while still being able to rebel against anything that resembles authority or mainstream society. Once they mature hopefully their angst subsides, as does the peer pressure they feel from those they long to be liked by who are similarly brainwashed- and their vision of reality grows clearer. Then they realize that they don't have to be told how to think by the media, movies, and silly celebrities whose most frightening nightmare is to be blacklisted by the leftist media who control their careers. Obviously that is not the case for this film's director- he has not matured. So I say to him- Hey loser- go smoke some more Mexican weed, whine about Western ideals, and listen to that utterly horrid cover of Ruby Tuesday which you made us listen to throughout the film. The smart ones don't buy your pathetic drivel.