Since when did the local movie theater

[LWolf]

become a forum for campaign season?

Since Michael Moore, an "An Inconvenient Truth" or "Waiting for Superman?" I guess political film has been evolving for awhile, but I'm feeling a bit leery of the whole thing today.

I'm taking my grandson to the movies tomorrow. I looked up the local theater to find times for "The Odd Life of Timothy Green."

It's there.

At the top of the list, though, are these:

"2016: Obama's America"

"Glenn Beck's Unelectable 2012"

[dimbear]

1. "Birth of a Nation" comes to mind. n/t

[Dkc05]

3. boycott theater chains show this trash

[progressivebydesign]

2. Yuck. I find it just horrific that film chains are actually treating that shit seriously.

There has to be some MAJOR bucks behind those films. How many worth indie films never see a theatre like that???? It's outrageous. and it's being bankrolled.

[LWolf]

7. Yes; think of all the indie films

that aren't shown in local venues that are actually worth seeing.

[FSogol]

4. Complain to the manager. Tell him to knock it off screening crappy rw movies. n/t

[grantcart]

5. These films have no positive impact. They are only for the choir and actually redirect money

from campaign chests to independent directors.

I do wonder what the hell Speilberg was doing with the nutjob on 2016 film that was also on Schindler's List.

I am guessing that he won't get anymore work in Hollywood.

[davidpdx]

6. It's was small case heard before the US Supreme Court

you might have heard of it, it was called Citizens United vs. FEC