One of the more satisfying, under-reported barometers of cultural trends is the dismal box office take of recent movies attacking U.S. foreign policy and the war in Iraq.
Read that article in its entirety, and observe that, in all the reasons offered for why these films have met with public indifference and scorn, the 800-pound gorilla in the room is ignored:
These films are all anti-U.S.
In each of them, America is portrayed as the Bad Guy, the Great Satan, the source of all Evil on earth.
Tell me: How does Hollywood expect general American audiences to ratify, with their entertainment dollars, movies that essentially spit in their own faces, blaming them for being a malignant force in the world?
Saturday, November 10, 2007
Anti-war movies unpopular
This is partly why I haven't gone to see any of them.
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