Boring, stupid, tedious, and anti-American

Rating: 1/10 (15 July 2010)

Martin Scorsese will continue to be worshiped by Liberals so long as they remember his profane Jesus movie. They are thus condemned to suck up to awful drivel like Shutter Island.
Who could think that a movie about a mysterious island with a mental institution on it, being investigated by two hotshot federal agents; how could this be boring? Trust me, or suffer for it.
Notning interesting happens after 30 minutes except a brief climb up a sheer cliff.
Besides being boring, the movie is anti-American in its John Kerry-like spin that American soldiers mass-murdered the German guards at Dachau. Never happened, captain. Even though this is taken back later in the movie, the image of the lie stands tall.
It is also one more movie that underlines the lie that World War II was about the death camps and the Jews. It wasn't. It was about the bombings of London, Rotterdam, the invasion of Czecholslvakia, et cetera. Seriously, nobody back then was concerned about the Jews.
In Shutter Island, pretty much everybody goes nuts. Reality is mixed with hallucinations, but in no way is this made interesting.
One last pot shot: I used to like Mark Ruffolo, but not anymore. Too many of these Hollywood empty-heads can't keep their traps shut. So OK just like Sheryl Crow and her one piece of toilet tissue tirade has ruined her music for me, so Mr. Ruffolo's desire that Bruce ought marry Kevin and that Megan ought marry Mary Ann. Go for it, Mark, if that's your thing; too late to put a sock in it.