Speaking for The Dead vs. Money Talks

Rating: Null/10 (22 December 2015)

What we got here is another proof that once the truth hurts the cash cow, the truth got to be thrown out of the window. Let's see how the truth becomes the burden of proof, let's see why before elected, all and every candidate who's seeking political job in America, he or she represents the voters of the district he or she claims to protect, serve and fight for; for their welfare, benefit, their jobs, their incomes, their living standards, their decent life styles, but once he or she was elected, they only represented themselves. To hell with the voters, to hell with the promises they vowed to carry out. Let's all see another living proof, the person who's running for president, he or she would and could say anything he or she wanted, but once elected, once checked into the White House, once the view point was from the inside and looking out from the Oval Office, all the campaign agenda, promises...whatever, will tur kn 180 degrees around. Once you become a political animal, once you are business men involved with billions billions profit and revenue, the truth means jacksh@t.
Here, we got a doctor who tried so hard to "speak for the dead", speaking the truth for the benefit, welfare and health of the football players. What he got in the end? Nothing. Parents still want their boys to play football, because it would bring millions millions of dollars to their sons if they become NFL players, and their parents will also benefit from their sons' signing money. Concussion? Big deal! Money talks, man.
I laughed so loudly when I watched the last scene of this pathetic naive doctor stepping out of his Mercedes outside of the football field, watching those high school football players banging their heads against each other or one another speechlessly and hopelessly, I just laughed. The whole movie suddenly became a comedy. None of the American parents give sh@t to the truth that playing football is dangerous to their sons, they just don't care. Because in America, sports means money, means mucho mucho dineros, sports is not sports but entertainment, and entertainment means mucho mucho money. Who cares about concussion! Nobody gives sh@t to concussion.
It only proved one thing when this movie ended: NOTHING, ABSOLUTELY NOTHING, BUSINESS AS USUAL. MONEY TALKS.