Mainstream America Rejects the Movie "W"...Loses +20 Million

[Mistermj]

I'm glad to see America feels as I do...this was a classless POS film...utterly rejected by Americans. Some were curious and went anyway...but the moonbats accomplished nothing...except losing 20 million dollars in the process. :missingte


'W. Drops Like A Stone'
By Dirty Harry on General

Numbers that bring good news:

1. The New York Times share price worth 20% of what what it was in 2004 and downgraded to "junk."

2. "W." TANKS and should cost investors somewhere in the arena of $20-plus million.

 

[JudgeWapner]

Did you even see it Joe?

 

[NES]

What were the "moonbats" hoping to accomplish? Its not like Bush is up for re-election or anything.

 

[punter]

I guess that most are of the same mind that I am. The less I ever have to see or hear about that motherfucker, the better.

 

[NES]

ha ha

 

[guitarjosh]

I guess that most are of the same mind that I am. The less I ever have to see or hear about that motherfucker, the better.

I think most people don't like to watch movies about current events.

 

[Relentless]

clinging to your guns, religion, and box office receipts now i guess.

if you're going to comment on the movie, you really should see to movie so you know what you're talking about.

sure, the movie did point out a few of bush's mis-steps, but all in all, i thought it was a fairly unbiased movie. it focused a lot of time on his pre-presidential time and actually sought to shed light on who Bush is and his personal history.

My wife and I, who are both Bush detractors, came away with a much more sympathetic view of the man after watching the movie.

I actually would have liked to see Bush bashed in the film, lol, but alas it was just a compelling tale of power, family, and grappling with personal issues.

If anything, I thought the film portayed Bush as a better leader than I believe he is.

 

[Relentless]

you should also realize that many,many films lose money. investing in movies and tv shows, it's all about finding that hit movie or hit show, and then the studios get p-a-i-d.

 

[RobFunk]

clinging to your guns, religion, and box office receipts now i guess.

if you're going to comment on the movie, you really should see to movie so you know what you're talking about.

sure, the movie did point out a few of bush's mis-steps, but all in all, i thought it was a fairly unbiased movie. it focused a lot of time on his pre-presidential time and actually sought to shed light on who Bush is and his personal history.

My wife and I, who are both Bush detractors, came away with a much more sympathetic view of the man after watching the movie.

I actually would have liked to see Bush bashed in the film, lol, but alas it was just a compelling tale of power, family, and grappling with personal issues.

If anything, I thought the film portayed Bush as a better leader than I believe he is.

Good stuff. That's what I heard. That the film is actually a story about GW told in a mostly sympathetic manner.

The right was so paranoid it was going to be some piece of damaging anti-republican propaganda.


"I'll tell you what courage is. Standing between Ted Kennedy and a tray of little debbie snack cakes." - John McCain

 

[DeathEatsaCracker]

I'm glad to see America feels as I do...this was a classless POS film...utterly rejected by Americans. Some were curious and went anyway...but the moonbats accomplished nothing...except losing 20 million dollars in the process. :missingte


'W. Drops Like A Stone'
By Dirty Harry on General

Numbers that bring good news:

1. The New York Times share price worth 20% of what what it was in 2004 and downgraded to "junk."

2. "W." TANKS and should cost investors somewhere in the arena of $20-plus million.

Don't fool yourself. If this movie was any good, mainstream America would have made it a success. It was widely panned by the "Liberal Media Elite" movie reviewers.

 

[Railbird]

first off why would anyone want to be aligned with mainstream america. Next it was a good movie. Shows what a scumbag Geroge Sr really is. Am I liberal? NO.

 

[Mistermj]

first off why would anyone want to be aligned with mainstream america. Next it was a good movie. Shows what a scumbag Geroge Sr really is. Am I liberal? NO.

So you think Ollie Stone makes historical documentaries huh? :lol:

You sure sound like a lib...or at least think like one. hno:

 

[RobFunk]

So you think Ollie Stone makes historical documentaries huh? :lol:

You sure sound like a lib...or at least think like one. hno:

Oh, trust me. He is no lib. He thinks the earth is 6000 years old.

 

[Willie99]

The haters were standing in line opening weekend, there is no market left after that.

 

[JohnnyMac]

W. made sure the economy is so bad no one can afford to go to the movies.

 

[steaktartar]

:missingte

W. made sure the economy is so bad no one can afford to go to the movies.

:nohead::lol:

 

[D2bets]

The haters were standing in line opening weekend, there is no market left after that.

Didn't get a chance this weekend. I'm going to see it next week.

 

[DonDotta27]

I encourage everyone in this thread to go see the movie. The movie was very well. I went into the movie for entertainment purposes not to go to a documentary. It was a good movie and if anything showed George W. Bush being a good president. Shows how everything is not solely his fault.

 

[punter]

The haters were standing in line opening weekend, there is no market left after that.

What! Didn't you go see your heroes biography?

If you beautiful love filled uber-consevatives dont support movies about your own kind then there will be none

 

[Stocks]

Mainstream america is pretty dumb why would they want to see a movie about a president when they can see beverly hills chawawa or high school musical 3 or what ever other bullshit movie is out.