Comments on: It Ain’t Easy Being Green http://www.nycfilmcritic.com/?p=918 Movie musings from a New York state of mind... Sat, 19 Jun 2010 14:41:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Bill Bondtell http://www.nycfilmcritic.com/?p=918&cpage=1#comment-158093 Bill Bondtell Mon, 15 Mar 2010 17:01:53 +0000 http://www.nycfilmcritic.com/?p=918#comment-158093 What a load of BS. Something "thrilling" about Hollyweird putting a leftist slant on a movie. What a moron. This movie tanked on the release and will be yet another bomb that loses money. I for one find it highly amusing! Maybe when Hollyweird makes a realistic war movie and not some Anti-American sewer scum propaganda, people might go see it. Stay in your Obamacare fantasy world dipstick. What a load of BS. Something “thrilling” about Hollyweird putting a leftist slant on a movie. What a moron. This movie tanked on the release and will be yet another bomb that loses money. I for one find it highly amusing! Maybe when Hollyweird makes a realistic war movie and not some Anti-American sewer scum propaganda, people might go see it. Stay in your Obamacare fantasy world dipstick.

]]> By: RexZeitgeist http://www.nycfilmcritic.com/?p=918&cpage=1#comment-158092 RexZeitgeist Mon, 15 Mar 2010 04:41:59 +0000 http://www.nycfilmcritic.com/?p=918#comment-158092 Oh yea, just what we need, another far left hate America pile of crap. I bet5 you get all sweaty thinking about he evil Americans killing int eh dead of night...Don't ya leftie? When will Hollyweird realize that 95% of America is sick of this trash. Oh yea, just what we need, another far left hate America pile of crap. I bet5 you get all sweaty thinking about he evil Americans killing int eh dead of night…Don’t ya leftie?

When will Hollyweird realize that 95% of America is sick of this trash.

]]> By: Lois Bernard http://www.nycfilmcritic.com/?p=918&cpage=1#comment-158091 Lois Bernard Sun, 14 Mar 2010 21:01:23 +0000 http://www.nycfilmcritic.com/?p=918#comment-158091 Agree. Entertaining and a tribute ironically to our democracy that it can be made and watched, however few people were in the theatre with me today. Hoo Hah. Agree. Entertaining and a tribute ironically to our democracy that it can be made and watched, however few people were in the theatre with me today. Hoo Hah.

]]> By: grant http://www.nycfilmcritic.com/?p=918&cpage=1#comment-158086 grant Sun, 14 Mar 2010 11:26:38 +0000 http://www.nycfilmcritic.com/?p=918#comment-158086 strong politics, maybe. good politics? ha, thats a joke. i think america has spoken as far as their feelings about modern day liberal politics movies and war movies, by simply not buying tickets. even with all the liberal columnists seeping their praise into the reviews, it's not enough to rescue any of them. funny thing is, the only people who like the movies, or supposedly, are liberal critics. but lets be honest, you all dont really like them....if it was the same exact thing with conservative politics, there would be at least a full star difference. but its ok, cause people realize that now and thats why newspapers are headed down the tubes. lets think here.... even mega stars cant do anything to attract audiences to an un-entertaining, un-enganging, not relevent, somewhat twisted and anti-american spin depicted on screen. and you all blatently say "this war is wrong. blah blah blah" and essentially rip it to shreds then say "but we support the troops" because its the politically correct thing to do. but lets be serious. if you supported the troops, you'd keep your mouth shut. no matter whether you follow your sick twisted opinions with "support the troops or not" you destroy their morale and not one soldier buys that crap. its an insult to them. there is a difference between the movies coming out now and movies like full metal jacket.... lets think about the flops Josh Brolin and W... no awards, no money valley of elah, tommy lee jones....mild acclaim, 6 million rendition, gylennhall, 9 million, trashed reviews the kingdom, jennifer gardner jamie fox, 40 million, bad reviews lions for lambs, cruise streep redford....no acclaim, 14 million redacted, .6 million lol stop loss, crap, 9 million rendition but then of course the first iraq movie to be neutral or conservative, and patriotic...."the hurt locker" sweeps the academy awards.... hmmm. and while it didnt make a killing in the box office it still beat most of these liberal movies and will do well on video now that its won. not mention it was an independent movie that cost chump change. america has spoken. black hawk down, not iraq, but modern day politics none the less, 100 million, critical acclaim. nuff said in fact now that i think about it, iraq aside, really, all conservative war movies trump the liberal ones. even we were soldiers made 80 million. tears of the sun 50 million, letters from iwo jimma and flags of our father both received critical acclaim and letters was nominated for best picture and director, the patriot over 100 million. saving private ryan, no explanation needed in fact, full metal jacket and born on the fourth of july may be the only two succesful liberal war movies ever made and it seems america has wised up since then. some americans are so ignorent they call themselves liberal and vote liberal and dont even know what it is. but when it comes down to their money to hear the message, they just dont buy the bullcrap and give it a thumbs down. but keeep supporting crappy liberal lying movies. people wanna argue that its not true the liberal iraq movies are unsuccesful, but its not just those, its most liberal movies! conservative themed movies consistently do better!!!1 avatar doesnt count. i saw that and enjoyed it. its just a damn good movie with liberal undertones. it didnt set out ultimately for a liberal agenda? so strong politics? more like WEAK according to the numbers. get it right. just shoot straight, man. strong politics, maybe. good politics? ha, thats a joke. i think america has spoken as far as their feelings about modern day liberal politics movies and war movies, by simply not buying tickets. even with all the liberal columnists seeping their praise into the reviews, it’s not enough to rescue any of them. funny thing is, the only people who like the movies, or supposedly, are liberal critics. but lets be honest, you all dont really like them….if it was the same exact thing with conservative politics, there would be at least a full star difference. but its ok, cause people realize that now and thats why newspapers are headed down the tubes.

lets think here…. even mega stars cant do anything to attract audiences to an un-entertaining, un-enganging, not relevent, somewhat twisted and anti-american spin depicted on screen. and you all blatently say “this war is wrong. blah blah blah” and essentially rip it to shreds then say “but we support the troops” because its the politically correct thing to do. but lets be serious. if you supported the troops, you’d keep your mouth shut. no matter whether you follow your sick twisted opinions with “support the troops or not” you destroy their morale and not one soldier buys that crap. its an insult to them.

there is a difference between the movies coming out now and movies like full metal jacket….

lets think about the flops
Josh Brolin and W… no awards, no money

valley of elah, tommy lee jones….mild acclaim, 6 million

rendition, gylennhall, 9 million, trashed reviews

the kingdom, jennifer gardner jamie fox, 40 million, bad reviews

lions for lambs, cruise streep redford….no acclaim, 14 million

redacted, .6 million lol

stop loss, crap, 9 million
rendition

but then of course the first iraq movie to be neutral or conservative, and patriotic….”the hurt locker” sweeps the academy awards…. hmmm. and while it didnt make a killing in the box office it still beat most of these liberal movies and will do well on video now that its won. not mention it was an independent movie that cost chump change. america has spoken.

black hawk down, not iraq, but modern day politics none the less, 100 million, critical acclaim. nuff said

in fact now that i think about it, iraq aside, really, all conservative war movies trump the liberal ones. even we were soldiers made 80 million. tears of the sun 50 million, letters from iwo jimma and flags of our father both received critical acclaim and letters was nominated for best picture and director, the patriot over 100 million. saving private ryan, no explanation needed

in fact, full metal jacket and born on the fourth of july may be the only two succesful liberal war movies ever made and it seems america has wised up since then.

some americans are so ignorent they call themselves liberal and vote liberal and dont even know what it is. but when it comes down to their money to hear the message, they just dont buy the bullcrap and give it a thumbs down. but keeep supporting crappy liberal lying movies.

people wanna argue that its not true the liberal iraq movies are unsuccesful, but its not just those, its most liberal movies! conservative themed movies consistently do better!!!1 avatar doesnt count. i saw that and enjoyed it. its just a damn good movie with liberal undertones. it didnt set out ultimately for a liberal agenda?

so strong politics? more like WEAK according to the numbers.

get it right. just shoot straight, man.

]]> By: ryan http://www.nycfilmcritic.com/?p=918&cpage=1#comment-158085 ryan Sun, 14 Mar 2010 06:35:27 +0000 http://www.nycfilmcritic.com/?p=918#comment-158085 "It is" = "it's", not "its" “It is” = “it’s”, not “its”

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