Good eye - I have no problem with pedantic. "Miniscule" is actually an acceptable spelling (not to some, admittedly), but you got me on "Taggert." I'll try to get the editor to correct it.
Oops. Make that "Sex AND the City," not "in."
Check out THE PATH TO 9/11 on YouTube. It's an ABC miniseries I worked on a few years back. GREAT piece of work but will never be released on DVD because of the manufactured political controversy surrounding it (I've written about it a few times here on Big Hollywood). It's in sections, I believe, on YouTube.
I have my issues with the production values too, and the look of it. It's no 300, and definitely no Gladiator. But since this isn't technically a review, I didn't touch on things like that or the acting or the music, etc.. I disagree though, that the message gets lost, and the message is what I'm touting about this movie.
Thanks, StephenD! Good questions.
False comparison. Wilders is doing his part, Horowitz is doing his, and the writers on this site are doing theirs, a large part of which includes informing people about what's going on here and abroad. And by the way, Wilders doesn't discount what's going on overseas, even if he doesn't "go on and on" about it. He knows, as we all do, that the threat is global.
Enough time wasted. Feel free, though, to keep wasting yours.
Nobody said it was "the answer," and as I said, this site posts articles about a wide range of topics domestic and foreign. You were the one who said it's all connected - knowing about what's going on overseas is an important part of the big picture, no? And, to paraphrase Homer Simpson, knowing something about what's going on overseas doesn't push domestic info out of your brain. It's possible - indeed, crucial - to be informed about both.
Again, complain to Horowitz.. Educate him about the correct approach to combating the Islamic threat, and recommend that the site stop posting so many articles about world affairs. And while he's mulling that over, stop reading articles that irritate you. I hope that helps you out.
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