Thou shalt not kill

Rating: 1/10 (3 January 2010)

Watching this I kept thinking 'oh this is really great, Eastwood is great, the girl is excellent,,,.........etc etc' Then suddenly it was if someone pulled the plug on the film and it sunk to an absolute crummy dead end around half an hour before the finish. It's hard these days to watch any Hollywood film without realising you're being propagandised somehow. Some rich and powerful people want the power of life and death over you and they're using the media as a way to bring the subject of euthanasia up in order to familiarise you with the concept that killing is OK under certain circumstances. I've seen loads of articles recently in the news such as 'The case for killing Granny' and others. Sorry, but killing is killing is killing and thou should not kill. End of. So they serve up the 'exception' to the rule ie. in this case it's a merciful thing to do. But as we all know and especially alcoholics know, the exception to the rule can rapidly become the rule. Before you know it they'll be popping you off 'cause your insurance ran out just like they pop off unborn babies for free 'cause you don't want the hassle of looking after one. Hell, life is cheap these days didn't you know? Also they brought the Church in on this one to get the Christians on board too. Nothing Hollywood puts out these days is just innocent entertainment. It all has a political message. They want your mind. And what was the dumb white boy there for? 'Oh we're all fighters and it's the spirit of fighting that counts even if you're really a sorry stupid loser.'= be a loser and let us have control over you. Apart from anything else these subjects do not make good drama. Maybe the key to realising the propaganda part is being pushed is to know when you're feeling bored suddenly. Another intelligence insult. Another one for the recycle bin.