Under George W. Bush, almost no movies were made
portraying America and its soldiers in a good light.
Almost no movies were made
portraying the great dramatic story of the age - the war on Islamism.
Maybe under Obama this will change,
as Hollywood stops hating America for a few short years.
Upcoming movie of the
Hannah Allam
story.
The Iraqi resistance kill a 4 year old child
because her mother is an interpreter
for US media.
Could be the first movie to actually depict the Iraqi resistance
that has killed thousands of brave American troops.
"I am baffled to understand why the things I saw happening in Iraq are not being reported",
said Willis.
He is a fan of
Michael Yon:
"What he is doing is something the American media and maybe the world media isn't doing,
and that's telling the truth about what's happening in the war in Iraq."
Movies about Afghanistan:
Black Tulip (2010).
Anti-Taliban film, made in Afghanistan.
Apparently, the claim that the planned lead actress, Zarifa Jahon, had her feet cut off by the Taliban is
not true
(or at least unproven).
Jerry Bruckheimer plan to film
Horse Soldiers,
about the US Special Forces on horseback
who led the Northern Alliance to victory over the Taliban in 2001.
American agents in Paris fight Islamic terrorists attached
to an East Asian (apparently non-Muslim) crime ring.
The first movie since 9/11 to
have fictional Islamist bad guys attack a western city?
Or is it, as it sounds, much more confused?
It's also a humorous buddy movie (groan).
Whereas the jihad isn't funny at all.
See review.
Vince Flynn interview:
"Look at Hollywood. They all detest President Bush because their friends will think they are smarter by hating him. ... But instead, they make these movies the American people don't want to see, because deep down inside, the American public does not want to see a movie that bashes America. ...
People want a guy like Mitch Rapp
looking out for them. People want to believe there are guys like this out there protecting us.
...
Hollywood is now saying people don't want to watch movies about war. No, Americans don't want to watch [bad] anti-American movies about war. Americans would love to watch a great movie where Mitch Rapp is meting out punishment to these crazy zealots, but I don't know if Hollywood has the guts to do it."
Forces spéciales (2011).
French movie depicting
special forces in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Other upcoming pro-West or anti-tyranny movies:
The Dictator (2012)
starring Sacha Baron Cohen as
a mix of Saddam and Gaddafi.
"The film tells the heroic story of a dictator who risked his life to ensure that democracy would never come to the country he so lovingly oppressed."
This reads like a
parody of a loony left screenplay.
A gay American soldier fighting in Iraq (Jesus wept)
falls in love with a gay Iraqi jihadist
(Jesus shook his head, gave up and went home).
They have a nice gay love affair.
And who are the gay heroes angry with?
The hate-filled Islamic imams, Islamists and jihadists
who persecute, torture and execute homosexuals
all across the Islamic world
from Morocco to Indonesia?
Don't be silly.
They plot to kill George W. Bush, of course.
Truly, truly pathetic.
The Wachowski brothers
wrote the screenplay for the cowardly
V for Vendetta.
Larry Wachowski is transgender,
which probably means (because humans are illogical) that he hates Republicans
more than he hates jihadists (if he even thinks about the latter at all).
"Imagine if someone dared to make a sympathetic movie about people plotting to kill Obama."
"they're not in any way brave by taking shots at those who will never fight back."
"I hate to break it to ya, but they'll be Bush-bashing films coming for decades to come.
...
The Left wants to dominate the historical narrative on these subjects. They're not giving it up any time soon"
Great comment:
"this hatred of George Bush is almost sad to watch. And the funny thing about all of this is, the person who couldn't care the LEAST about this POS is...GEORGE W. BUSH!!"
Route Irish (2010),
anti-Iraq War film
by Ken Loach.
Ken Loach
excuses the Iraqi resistance,
supports vandalising allied military planes at Shannon,
and is a member of the left-Islamist
RESPECT party.
Ken Loach, 19 Mar 2011, explains that Route Irish will present the bog-standard Hollywood view of the Iraq war:
"We want to show that the whole purpose of the war was to get a pro-western government in there to benefit big business."
Can we get a film that shows an alternative view of the Iraq war?
In Our Name (2010),
about a British soldier coming home disturbed from Iraq.
To make up for all the films about strong heroic British soldiers in Iraq.
Er, loads of them.
The Ghost Writer (2010) by Roman Polanski.
The bad guy is a British Prime Minister who cooperated with the CIA in abducting jihadis.
Why this makes him bad, who knows.
You would have to ask Roman Polanski.
John Nolte:
"Sounds as though Ghost Writer is the perfect storm of everything so laughably and maddeningly depraved about the left-wing film industry today. It takes the wrong side in a righteous war - a war we're presently fighting, by the way - and its creator is a fugitive whose anal rape of a thirteen year-old girl
(he drugged) hasn't dented his celebrity in the least. No shortage of "stars" lining up to work with him!"
John Nolte's review, 5 Mar 2010.
As the Prime Minister, "Adam Lang", is threatened with arrest by the "World Court",
"the narrative begins to takes on two fatal problems. The first is that to those of us who think differently than the left ... Brosnan's Lang did nothing wrong. And so you sit there wondering what all the hullaballoo's about."
From Turkey.
Looks like an anti-American "message movie".
Mark Tapson, 22 Dec 2010:
"The notion that an FBI agent, in this era of political correctness and hypersensitivity to Muslim hair-trigger offense, would come barreling into a mosque full of worshipers and openly insult their religion is so divorced from reality that it makes the conspiracy theory of Mossad-trained sharks seem like the pinnacle of rationality. This scene bears no relation to the obsequious manner in which our law enforcement have been instructed to tiptoe around the Muslim-American community".
Review:
A devout young Christian woman meets a young Muslim man.
She won't sleep with him,
because she is "saving herself for Christ".
He is a jihadi,
and he convinces her to slaughter innocents in a jihad attack on the Paris metro,
"because she thinks planting bombs will bring her closer to God".
Robert Spencer
says this sounds like unbelievable idiocy:
"does French director Bruno Dumont think that piety is piety, and that a girl who is "saving herself for Christ" one minute might just as well starting setting off bombs to bring herself "closer to God" the next? After all, all religions have their "extremists," right?"
Leftie comedy gold:
Incredibly, some people
are planning a
movie
of Rathergate
that claims the documents weren't fake!
The poor media were vilified by the right-wing blogs, or something.
These people don't live on my planet.
They live on Planet Moonbat!
A comment
speaks for all of us, about this movie,
and all the anti-war Iraq movies,
and indeed all leftie preaching films:
"I can hardly wait to not see this movie."
The Oath (2010).
"the film introduces us to the human beings who are our enemies".
Sounds bad.
HolyWars (2010),
leftie trendy moral equivalence.
Because Christianity and Islam are really the same, don't you know?
Gonzo: The Life and Work of Hunter S. Thompson
by
the director of
Taxi to the Dark Side.
Attacks both the Vietnam and Iraq wars.
The Challenge,
George Clooney's upcoming film about
Osama bin Laden's driver.
Anything to undermine the war effort of the country
that has made him staggeringly wealthy and successful.
Oliver Stone wants
to make a "documentary" on
Ahmadinejad.
What's the bets it will be so anti-American
that the Iranian regime will like it,
just as they liked Fahrenheit 9/11
and
The Road to Guantanamo?
Carlos (2010),
about the 1970s jihad-supporting communist terrorist, later turned full-on Islamic fascist,
Carlos the Jackal.
Looks devoid of any
moral compass.
The director
Qasim Basir
whines that
"Al Qaeda represents less than 0.1 percent of the world's Muslim population".
He does not address the
majority or large-minority support for Islamic violence and sharia
across the Muslim world,
or the violence of Islam's founder.
Stop whining about the Americans, and concentrate on reforming your violent religion.
Co-written by far left Iraqi-resistance-lover
Tariq Ali.
Review by Ron Radosh, June 26, 2010.
You hardly need a review, do you?
It's Oliver Stone.
That's all you need to know.
Therefore it is socialist state propaganda.
Amusingly,
Stone's film failed at the Venezuelan box office.
"In the 12 days after its June 4 debut, it grossed only $18,601 on 20 screens".
Venezuelans themselves do not want to see any more
government propaganda!
Whitewash of the life of Mohammed planned:
Oscar Zoghbi
to make
The Messenger of Peace
(announced 2008).
One of those films where once you hear the title,
you know there's no point seeing the film.
Nonie Darwish:
"We will probably see the image of Muhammad that most Muslims were spoon-fed in their religious education."
Red State,
a "political horror movie"
by the deeply unfunny
Kevin Smith.
It is a horror movie based on a
Fred Phelps
type freak.
Because Phelps is so important.
Oliver Stone plans to make an entire "documentary" series on US "history", called
Secret History of America.
Are there people so stupid that they get their history from Oliver Stone?
Tyler Perry
announced plans for a film which will be
"a love story inspired by the relationship between Obama and his wife Michelle".
Highly disturbing.
The Iron Lady,
upcoming leftie smear job
against Margaret Thatcher,
the woman who helped liberate the Falklands, Argentina, Eastern Europe
and the Soviet Empire.
With incredibly annoying leftie
Meryl Streep.
The Ides of March (2011).
George Clooney as President. The ultimate nightmare.
A smear job on Palin by British Palin-hater (and hater of American troops)
Nick Broomfield.
Nick Broomfield writes about making the documentary, 10 Dec 2011. His contempt for Palin seeps through every word.
His team flies to America to do the smear job.
One suffers a rectal search.
Another is forced to give urine for a pregnancy test.
Both are deported.
That's funny, but unfortunately it doesn't stop the hit job.
He sneers at everything in Palin's home town
- and at the same time complains about his frosty reception!
"Wasilla holds the state record for child abuse, incest and suicide for young gay men
...
We go to a bar .. It is full of bearded, beer-guzzling rednecks. All heads turn as we walk in. Silence descends.
.. It is like Deliverance on ice. We don’t go back."
Actually, I bet the locals are friendly to people who don't hate them!
Absurdly, he blames Palin for the
Tucson shooting.
Oddly enough, she decides not to give an interview to someone who promotes this blood libel.
Some good comments on this obnoxious article, including:
"I'm no fan of Palin's, but was your documentary also meant to be one long, predictable, superficial stereotype, like this article? If so, I wouldn't bother."
A woman who helped end the Soviet Empire, and made Britain's economy great again.
And this is the patronising crap they come up with for the trailer?
Motorcade,
to be directed by Len Wiseman.
Terrorists attack the president's motorcade.
With Obama now in office, will the Americans be the good guys?
Will the terrorists be Islamic?
Nagasaki Deadline,
to be directed by Spike Lee,
who made the film
glorifying the Muslim racist fanatic
Malcolm X.
This is about a race to thwart two terrorist attacks on American soil.
Will the terrorists be Islamic?
movie based on
this story.
Since 1995.
