Don't Believe the Cognitive Dissonance BS

Rating: 10/10 (27 August 2006)

This is a GREAT movie.
Seems most of the bad reviews are from Yankee conservatives who take the message of this film as some kind of personal attack. Their negative reactions result from their own personal insecurities and the cognitive dissonance that defines their political disposition. Please, there is but faint allusion to current political situations in the US (a couple of frames with a protest sign bearing the name of Bush) and the rest is immutable theory about the oppression of any government overstepping its bounds. Look at the ratings here and you'll see that nearly HALF have given it a 10. The folks at the other end of the spectrum are merely attempting to rationalize something much more personal than this film.
And Natalie's accent is just fine. A Brit friend vetted it as quite convincing and it caused me, a yank, no trouble whatsoever. I find it funny that a reviewer from, for example, Romania would criticize her accent. Give me a breakenstein.