Contradictory propaganda

Rating: 1/10 (1 July 2007)

Okay, so it's pretty obvious by now that we have to accept that any movie with a political theme is going to always feature right-wing ideals as evil and left wing ideals as saintly.
What is rather hard to understand, is why antiwar "peaceniks" would rally around a film that advocates violence, murder and terrorism as a solution to a problem. What's most disturbing is that a film like this - with its validation of terrorism - would not only be acceptable to anyone, but would even receive high marks from IMDb reviewers in the post 9/11/2001 world.
All I can say is, when you have a film in which terrorists are being portrayed as saintly martyrs, you have provided real-life enemies with quite an inspiring bit of propaganda.
The only reason this film deserves a 1 as opposed to a zero (even though I realize that 0 is not even an option here) is that it does serve a useful purpose. It serves as yet another glaring example of the contradictory irrationalism of those with particular political agendas.