Hey, what about the these Hollywood people? I wish I had some good news about the new movie "Stop-Loss." But I don't. It's a bomb, a major disaster at the box office despite the presence of Ryan Phillippe. Sorry. One thing: Why do you guys keep making these Iraq war films when nobody wants to see them? I mean, "Home of the Brave" went straight to video, and most theaters wouldn't even consider "Redacted." I understand that billionaire Mark Cuban has no clue, but come on, the guy spends more than five million bucks on "Redacted" and it grosses about $65,000. Wow, that's some write-off. As you know, even the big boys are getting hammered with these anti-American movies. Tom Cruise and Robert Redford took in just $15 million for "Lions for Lambs." That doesn't even pay Cruise's Scientology tab. And what about Tommy Lee Jones, Charlize Theron and Susan Sarandon grossing less than $7 million for "In the Valley of Elah," a.k.a. "In the Valley of Failure"? Most films have peaks and valleys. No such luck in Elah. With all due respect, maybe you guys in Hollywood should actually leave Los Angeles and talk to the folks in the heartland. You see, most Americans believe their country is a noble nation. They love America. And while many are disenchanted with the war in Iraq, they don't think the USA is evil for removing Saddam Hussein. Instead, they are disappointed the war is dragging on with no clear resolution in sight. Also, most folks deeply respect the sacrifice our military people are making in Iraq and Afghanistan. So here's a clue: People are not going to pay 10 bucks to see Mark Cuban or anyone else portray our forces as savages. Perhaps, Hollywood people, you might want to examine some
stars of the past. Did you know that James Stewart earned a chestful of medals for bombing the Germans? And that Clark Gable flew B-17's in World War II?Charles Durning actually won a Silver Star at Normandy. And Lee Marvin and Charles Bronson both fought the Japanese in the vicious Saipan campaign. Contrast those men with the stars of today -- most of whom will not even visit our troops in the field even though the USO would pay for the trip. Scarlett Johansson and Robin Williams are exceptions, but many movie people are roughing it in Malibu -- happy not to think about Islamic fascism.
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Hey, what about the these Hollywood people? I wish I had some good news about the new movie "Stop-Loss." But I don't. It's a bomb, a major disaster at the box office despite the presence of Ryan Phillippe. Sorry. One thing: Why do you guys keep making these Iraq war films when nobody wants to see them? I mean, "Home of the Brave" went straight to video, and most theaters wouldn't even consider "Redacted." I understand that billionaire Mark Cuban has no clue, but come on, the guy spends more than five million bucks on "Redacted" and it grosses about $65,000. Wow, that's some write-off. As you know, even the big boys are getting hammered with these anti-American movies. Tom Cruise and Robert Redford took in just $15 million for "Lions for Lambs." That doesn't even pay Cruise's Scientology tab. And what about Tommy Lee Jones, Charlize Theron and Susan Sarandon grossing less than $7 million for "In the Valley of Elah," a.k.a. "In the Valley of Failure"? Most films have peaks and valleys. No such luck in Elah. With all due respect, maybe you guys in Hollywood should actually leave Los Angeles and talk to the folks in the heartland. You see, most Americans believe their country is a noble nation. They love America. And while many are disenchanted with the war in Iraq, they don't think the USA is evil for removing Saddam Hussein. Instead, they are disappointed the war is dragging on with no clear resolution in sight. Also, most folks deeply respect the sacrifice our military people are making in Iraq and Afghanistan. So here's a clue: People are not going to pay 10 bucks to see Mark Cuban or anyone else portray our forces as savages. Perhaps, Hollywood people, you might want to examine some 