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Anybody catch Charlie Wilson's War?

LikeAnOpeningBandForTheSunLikeAnOpeningBandForTheSun Posts: 6,097
edited December 2007 in A Moving Train
pretty fantastic movie. Better than those other terrible political/war movies this year. Used a lot of humor suprisingly. Its almost a black comedy. Phillip Seymor Hoffman was pretty great.
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  • jlew24asujlew24asu Posts: 10,118
    yea I saw it. it was great. we should have given the damn million for the school!!
  • g under pg under p Surfing The far side of THE Sombrero Galaxy Posts: 18,200
    We went to see it today however the newspaper gave the wrong time so we ended up seeing "Juno". It wasn't bad at all. :)

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  • macgyver06macgyver06 Posts: 2,500
    Rambo III was a much better version
  • LikeAnOpeningBandForTheSunLikeAnOpeningBandForTheSun Posts: 6,097
    macgyver06 wrote:
    Rambo III was a much better version

    those Hind helicopters are pretty damn cool.
  • spongersponger Posts: 3,159
    So was he sincerely interested in saving the afghan people from the inhumanity of socialism? Or was he just another short-sighted, war-mongering US politician looking for an opportunity to fight the "Evil Empire", giving no thought to the likelihood that the resulting instability in that region would eventually lead to the taliban, al qaeda training camps, and 9/11?
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  • SundaySilenceSundaySilence Posts: 536
    sponger wrote:
    So was he sincerely interested in saving the afghan people from the inhumanity of socialism? Or was he just another short-sighted, war-mongering US politician looking for an opportunity to fight the "Evil Empire", giving no thought to the likelihood that the resulting instability in that region would eventually lead to the taliban, al qaeda training camps, and 9/11?

    perhaps both
  • SuzannePjamSuzannePjam Posts: 411
    Not yet, but it's definitely on my list. Saw "Atonement" yesterday. For once I actually liked a movie better than the book. Beautiful art direction.
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  • LikeAnOpeningBandForTheSunLikeAnOpeningBandForTheSun Posts: 6,097
    sponger wrote:
    So was he sincerely interested in saving the afghan people from the inhumanity of socialism? Or was he just another short-sighted, war-mongering US politician looking for an opportunity to fight the "Evil Empire", giving no thought to the likelihood that the resulting instability in that region would eventually lead to the taliban, al qaeda training camps, and 9/11?

    he did it for the chicks.



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