The "God Bless America" movie

[Sugarbug]

The commercials I saw for it before it came out had me interested. As the writer/director seems to be, I also am fed up with reality shows, disrespectful people, etc. The movie got a couple things right, but was so CLEARLY, disgustingly left wing I bordered on pissed off through the whole movie. Every "evil" thing they showed had to do with the tea party or a Glenn Beck-type TV person. Mocking people who disagreed with the socialistic views of Obama to make them look like children throwing a tantrum. In one of the videos the main character was watching of the news it showed a Tea Partier pushing down a person with parkinsons because they were mad about Obamacare...

Throughout the movie there were anti-gun overtones. At one point the main character meets a gun dealer in a hotel room who has an AK-47 "assault rifle." They're sure to mention that it was $2,000 in an attempt, I'm sure, to show how affordable these deadly guns are.

Saw it on Netflix and had hoped it would be a worthy watch, but I was disappointed.

 

[Chrisp]

I thought it would be good from the trailers, but the best parts were already used in the trailers. I was expecting this guy to really let loose, but instead the movie was actually quite boring.

 

[CEHollier]

Thanks for the review. Glad we didn't watch it. Not what the trailer advertised. Sound familiar?

 

[jms]

I watched part of the trailer last week ,quickly realizing it was for anti-gun activist . Just what I would expect from far left liberals who want more Government in all our personal lives . Weak minds think all gun owners are set on the ideal that independents and republicans want the rest of the U.S. dead . JMO