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If you need any more proof that the press/hollywood is controlled by a certain group
who exclusively promote and hire "certain people" into positions of shaping culture,
then consider this:
Rotten Tomatoes rating of Hillary's America:
Avg. User Rating 4.1/5, 6.323 ratings, (80%) fresh
Avg. Critic Rating 1.6/10, 1 of 23 ratings, (4%) fresh.
Or possibly no one could replace the original cast members. Get real! Although, the original cast members are praising it, so why should one care about those not seeing it. Or is this really were the money is?
<shrug> Sony thought so, obviously. $150+ million in box office is not a market failure, but I doubt it's going to make them any money.
They replaced the male cast with a female cast that has no flaws, replaced the secretary with an stupid male, make feminist jokes throughout the movie which were normally directed at either how strong they were or how stupid men were, and in the finale, they attack the enemy in the balls to finish him off.
The director Paul Feig is also a known radical feminist.
You are an absolute idiot if you don't see it. It's clear as day.
Then again, you're a liberal, so I shouldn't expect much.
Has anybody seen the Hillary movie called "Hillary's America"? It's apparently in its 2nd week and in the top 10 nationally. Sales are up significant since it's first week of being in theaters.
Lots of people are making money off of Hillary. That woman, by her mere presence, has created an entire industry that is lasting for over two decades!
And they say she doesn't create jobs.
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It's what they do. I remember the week after President Obama was elected, walking into a book store and shelves were filled with all these books accusing him of everything. The books were ridiculous. Then you saw Orly Taitz and Trump himself with the birther stuff. It's what they do and they make money off of it like snake oil salesmen.
I saw Hillary's America. It was powerful. Some of the images of people in chains and the Democratic party, were hard to watch. No Republican then or now would support slavery. It is always the Dems, then and now.
Vote Trump this year even if he is not perfect, he is a patriot. Hillary has got to be perhaps the most corrupt figure in politics in recent years, perhaps even in U.S. history.
You want sacrifice from Trump, Mr. Khan asked during the DNC? His becoming president would be a sacrifice for Trump. He doesn't need the measly money. This country needs to change direction.
You may want to not trust your memory, then. The $90,000 wasn't a fine, it was court-ordered compensation to cover extra legal expenses incurred in the Paula Jones case - a civil case that was settled out of court.
Not that it has anything to do with d'Souza's agitprop.
It is STILL a "FINE"
Just like when a judge decides for you to pay $25 in court costs
"n addition to agreeing to a five-year suspension of his Arkansas law license, Clinton accepteda $25,000 fine:
Mr. Clinton paid the fine with a personal check on March 21, said Marie-Bernarde Miller, the lawyer who handled a disbarment lawsuit brought by a committee of the Arkansas Supreme Court.
"The case is completed," Ms. Miller said.
Clinton was fined $90,000 for giving false testimony in the Paula Jones case.
In April 1999, U.S. District Judge Susan Webber Wright found Clinton in contempt of court for giving false testimony in the Paula Jones sexual harassment trial and fined him over $90,000:
""As a consequence of his conduct in the Jones v. Clinton civil suit and before the federal grand jury, President Clinton incurred significant administrative sanctions. The Independent Counsel considered seven non-criminal alternative sanctions that were imposed in making his decision to decline prosecution: (1) President Clinton’s admission of providing false testimony that was knowingly misleading, evasive, and prejudicial to the administration of justice before the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Arkansas; (2) his acknowledgement that his conduct violated the Rules of Professional Conduct of the Arkansas Supreme Court; (3) the five-year suspension of his license to practice law and $25,000 fine imposed on him by the Circuit Court of Pulaski County,"
It is unheard of, for a documentary to even break the top 25
Really? The film, a conservative political documentary which explores Barack Obama's past and speculates about what his second term in office would mean for the United States, has become a surprise breakout at the box office, earning $28 million so far. That total makes it the highest grossing conservative documentary of all time, the second most successful political documentary of all time (behind Michael Moore's 2004 film, Fahrenheit 9/11), and No. 6 on the list of all documentaries. Industry insiders suggest that the film, made for $2.5 million, will likely end its run with a box office total of more than $35 million, easily making it 2012's highest grossing nonfiction film. 2016: Obama's America | Christianity Today
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The film, a conservative political documentary which explores Barack Obama's past and speculates about what his second term in office would mean for the United States, has become a surprise breakout at the box office, earning $28 million so far. That total makes it the highest grossing conservative documentary of all time, the second most successful political documentary of all time (behind Michael Moore's 2004 film, Fahrenheit 9/11), and No. 6 on the list of all documentaries. Industry insiders suggest that the film, made for $2.5 million, will likely end its run with a box office total of more than $35 million, easily making it 2012's highest grossing nonfiction film.
