Budget
$25,100,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$25,534,493
Opening weekend US & Canada
$10,505,668
Gross worldwide
$29,560,587
Budget
$25,100,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$25,534,493
Opening weekend US & Canada
$10,505,668
Gross worldwide
$29,560,587
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By Teagan 2022-03-23 09:02:26
Regarding the Iraq War, the then US Vice President in the movie made it very clear that natural resources are non-renewable resources, and they will be gone when they are used up. Possibly more), we can't let a quarter of the world's oil resources not be in our hands, and it is better to consume others than to consume our own. This is why in the middle of the last century, the United States gradually controlled the major oil-producing countries in the Middle East, Saudi Arabia (the United...
By Perry 2022-03-22 09:02:11
As many critics have pointed out, this bio of one of the worst US presidents of all times is "surprisingly even-handed"---surprisingly, because it's from Oliver Stone.
Actually not surprising at all for me; Liberals have usually taken pains to be "objective", and pushed themselves to the point of intellectual vanity to provide a "well-rounded narrative" in an "open and meaningful discourse". However, such lofty intent doesn't always translate into fair results or effective message,...
By Ludie 2022-03-22 09:02:11
It is said that this film is not for the 15% who admire Bush Jr., nor for the 15% who despise Bush.
So I'll watch it.
Overall, it feels like a neutral point of view. Of course, I have nothing good to say about this brain-dead president.
After watching the film, two scenes were the most impressive.
One is the section where the think tank discusses the value of oil in the Middle East. Although they despise them, they agree.
Another is the routine...
By Marcel 2022-03-22 09:02:11
The emotion after reading it is: I thought I had read Joan of Arc (French version) again.
The saintess who thought that the teacher came out of the Tao
thought that she was for freedom, for the nation, and for the country.
Bush also thinks he is, for freedom, for the nation, for the country.
As a result, the end result is not that the teacher is out of the
way for himself, for desire, and for value.
I don't resent Bush, although I advocate -- no war doctrine. But I...
By Carmel 2022-03-22 09:02:11
I watched Moore's 9/11 documentary a few years ago, and the deepest impression on Bush in it was that when 9/11 happened, he read stories to students in an elementary school, very calm.
I saw a parody of him the year before, "Our Little Bush", which was so ridiculous.
As for this movie, I still like it. Although many people don't like him and say that his IQ is low, I have always had an inexplicable affection for him, the kind of feeling that I can trust and get close to. It is also...
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By Edwardo 2022-04-24 07:01:15
I really don't know anything about politics....
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By Alyce 2022-04-24 07:01:15
After watching it, the performance is roughly, and it is only a little bit, but I have little understanding of the background. If you want to know more, you need to read more about his knowledge, attention, introduction,...
By Carmine 2022-04-24 07:01:15
Throughout the running account, it is still too early to draw a conclusion on such a powerful person. But seeing the second half is really touching, especially many years after the end, when he caught the flying baseball, his eyes were full of confusion. Bush will recall that decades ago he once That distant afternoon of dreaming of joining a professional baseball...
By Pablo 2022-04-24 07:01:15
Found a detail, the map of China does not include...
George W. Bush: Iran is not Iraq and Iraq is not Iran. I know that.
George Herbert Walker Bush: If I remember correctly, you didn't like the sporting goods job or the oil rig job. Working in the investment firm wasn't for you either. That ranchette thing in Arizona, that sure didn't last long. Didn't exactly finish up with flying colors in the Air National Guard, Junior. We're still not out of that one. Now this gal Susie shooting her mouth off about you knocking her up.
George W. Bush: Wait a sec, how'd you know about that?
George Herbert Walker Bush: Word gets around, boy-o.
George W. Bush: That's a dang lie, Poppy. I use a condom, I'm not... dumb.
George Herbert Walker Bush: What are you cut out for? Partying, chasing tail, driving drunk? Who do you think you are, a Kennedy? You're an Bush! Act like one. Can't even hold a job. We always worked for a living. It's damn time you joined the rest of us and decided just what it is you're gonna do with your life.
George W. Bush: I know, Poppy. I'm... I'm just having a devil of a time trying to figure it out.
George Herbert Walker Bush: Well, then, figure it out soon, Junior. Your brother Jeb graduates 5 Beta Kappa. What'd you get? Cs? You only get one bite of the apple, you know.
George W. Bush: Look, Jeb's not me and I don't want to be Jeb, Poppy. Look, what I'd really love... what I'd REALLY love to do is find something in baseball.
George Herbert Walker Bush: Doing what? You can't play. Coach? Come on! You're fishing for the moon in the water! Something real! I started out in the oil fields and I was hoping that...
George W. Bush: Look, I'll try harder, Poppy. I promise. I can do it.
George Herbert Walker Bush: Can you? Can you really? You agreed to work for a certain period of time and you haven't kept your word once. Not once. In our family, the Bush family, we honor our commitments. I'll take care of this... young woman.
[W heads for the door]
George Herbert Walker Bush: You disappoint me, Junior. Deeply disappoint me.
George W. Bush: Is that it?
George Herbert Walker Bush: Yeah.
[W exits]
Donald Rumsfeld: [about Saddam Hussein's WMDs] The absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.