My favorite part of this movie is when Clint's character realizes that he is going to turn back to his old ways of a gunfighter. He takes the bottle from the kid, and starts to take his first hits of whiskey in years. The way they shot the scene of the whiskey almost is slow motion, it was almost as if the whiskey transforms the man.

I really enjoyed this movie. Classic tale of man versus himself. Lots of great one liners. Great cast. Two enthusiastic thumbs up.

I understand the article and many of the comments put forth here. However, as a conservative, and a Social Science high school teacher, I can say that the series did do a good job with connecting different events in a way that textbooks (and teachers usually do not do). That sometimes is difficult. People tend to have trouble making connections between different eras and events as they unfold. The study of history becomes compartmentalized.

The thing about the mind-numbed celebritards is just to keep some people interested that might not otherwise pay any attention. The hope here is that somebody who has not bothered to study these things becomes interested to find out on their own.

That being said, I was rather disappointed with Skippy Gates and Al Sharpton appearing as the face of African-Americans. Why not Clarence Thomas? Brian Williams talking about what terrible damage to the human body is done by the rifles used in the Civil War was a bit much as well. I did not know Brian had become an expert on those things.

How in the heck can the 73 year old homeless guy be in the hospital? If he is homeless, I bet he doesn't have insurance... Or maybe the tales that the Deemocrats have told might not be the whole truth...

Thank you for showing me that some other adult enjoys this cartoon. My kids love it as do I. The whole clash between Doofenshmirtz and Perry cracks me up. There is no PC, psycho babble stuff here at all. Makes me long for the days of the "Laff-Olympics"

GJB