what a movie! it ended
up on my dvr somehow, and i watched it the other night when i should
have been working. not really an american movie though it was filmed in
austin because the director is some limey and the lead actor some other
kind of dirty foreigner, this is a lovely little slice of all-american
family values regardless. it looks like it cost about a hundred and
fifty dollars to make, and i mean that in the best possible sense. the
film actually resorted to creative storytelling, skillful, considered
acting, and claustrophobic cinematography to cook up an engrossing and
intense cinematic experience. i must have a high tolerance for violence
because i did not find the film overly violent, and it was certainly
not at all gory in the sloppy and childish taratino/rodriguez
70's-homage sense. the gore was mostly internal and fairly subtle
considering the subject matter. i liked the movie. amanda fuller and
the lead guy did a really nice job. it's a good film and worth checking
out if you love america.
pretty obvious little piss take regarding the second amendment remedies for the occupy movement here on
counterpunch. the well-armed second amendment remedies in the class war are probably not as far off as you would hope.
what the hell? somebody paid money to make this?
did they read it? was there even a script? and what the fuck were joe
morton and sam shepard doing in that fucking thing? wow it sucked.
really, it was just awful; no idea where the money went. the effects
were reanimated battlestar galactica quality at best. maybe the actors all got huge salaries. i knew an air force veteran who loved it. one of the worst ever.
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