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Showing posts with label Political - Hollywood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Political - Hollywood. Show all posts

Thursday, October 25, 2007

Robert Redford: The Hoarse Whisperer ...


In the United States, 'we have lost lives, we have lost sacred freedoms, we have lost financial stability, we have lost our position of respect on the world stage,' ... I can only speak for my own country, ...

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While in Rome, ole' Sundance offers his opinions before the World press. I find it interesting that an individual whose only separator from being an average American is his successes within the entertainment industry, offers to opine about his views of the United States of America while on foreign soil. Has he served his nation in any worthwhile manner? Talk is said to be cheap ...

Wednesday, October 24, 2007

Law and Order: SVU ... Anti-American Politics?

Harm | Season 9 | 10/23/2007

I used to love to watch SVU but lately it's been getting more and more political and last night's episode was the "straw that broke the camel's back" for me. I'm sorry but I cannot watch anymore episodes of what used to be a great show. If I wanted to hear politics I would watch news or documentaries not entertainment shows. Besides the cast members of SVU are actors not political scientists, government officials or political commentators. They need to stick to their profession.

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The commenter on NBC's Law and Order: SVU website is reflecting my views upon this episode. The cast members, with rare exception, seemed to emote leftist political rhetoric while delivering their lines. This episode, in my opinion, was total "bovine excrement."

My next question would be ... "How does it translate into foreign markets?"

3 Thumbs Down ... on my Tivo!

Tuesday, October 23, 2007

Sally Field: A Mother ...

... And, let's face it, if the mothers ruled the war, there would be no (expletive) wars in the first place, ...


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Not to beat a dead horse; but Ms. Fields', in hindsight, may have best served "Motherhood" by addressing her feelings toward "war" within another venue. The fecund media went to no limits to stretch and embellish the comment to every imaginable connotation.


At least she didn't phallicise her award and emote toward a rendezvous with Jesus?