it only made $14 million?

BWAHAHAHAHA

I agree with almost all of your reviews and I actually never planned on watching this movie in the first place

but I dunno, I'm not getting very worked up over this leftist sucker punch

as mike nelson said, phantom menace is the worst movie ever made in terms of budget and expectation. the star wars series was ruined upon it's release, and has convinced me that everything good about the previous star wars movies was the creation of people other than george lucas

the history channel used to be worth watching, when it was the "hitler channel" (basically non stop ww2 documentaries)

mail call is also still a great show but that's up on hulu anyway, and I haven't watched the history channel for several years

the left keeps telling us that our soldiers ALL have PTSD, but how many stories do we hear about in the news of a crazy soldier going out and committing crimes?

I remember hearing a theory as to the true cause of PTSD, which was the reaction of people at home to their soldiers. during vietnam many "anti-war" protesters abused our troops, spitting on them and calling them baby killers as they arrived at the airports from the war zone. naturally, those experiences combined with a very unpleasant war took its toll on the veterans.

now I happen to know a family member who served in both afghanistan and iraq, and he is doing quite well, he doesn't have emotional outbursts as far as I know, and he has never done anything to make the family worry about his mental condition. certainly, no one accuses him of being a war criminal or anything nasty like that.

well, I will be the ultimate judge of just how I feel about this movie, but at least I might check it out now

one week after the fact and stewart finally mentions it? what a hack

Whenever Hollywood makes a movie about war or the military lately, I save money. The more unwatchable crap they make, the less movies I need to see that year.

I've never been a fan of comic books, which is probably Rob Liefeld's fault. However, I think The Punisher and Frank Miller's Dark Knight Returns are getting a bad rap here. They are great characters with great stories, where the heroes have to fight against modern day politically correct sensibilities as well as evil villains. The stories themselves are just tremendously more dark and gritty than they used to be, but even in DKR Batman still refuses to kill the Joker.

As for Watchmen I dunno. I still loved the story, and despite the idea that Nixon would still be president they didn't really dig into him as badly as the movie version did. Rorschach is pretty much just the Punisher but with a weird mask, he only kills the truly deserving, the kinds of people who would have likely gotten the death penalty, and his story of his first killing is a good example of it. The way other people react to these events are very believable as well.

I'm not gonna defend comic books because again I don't read practically any of them, and the things they did to Captain America are especially shameful. So let's focus on how horrible Rob Liefeld is.

was this sarcastic? I couldn't tell, it looks exactly like something an obama-bot would really say :(