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The movie we wished Hollywood would make

They’ve given us anti-American and anti-military screeds and smears barely masquerading as social commentary and scrubbed-behind-the-ears anti-religious propaganda vehicles, hoping the rubes won’t notice. That flop.

They’re going to give us a “fair” movie about George W. Bush in time for next fall’s election. By noted impartial documentarian Oliver Stone. Which probably will flop.

They gave us a movie casting two young Hollywood hunks as cowboys. That were gay. For each other. Which didn’t precisely flop, but neither did it live up to the breathless approbation of media elites who thought that the presentation on the silver screen of America’s iconic American characters in an alternative relationship was somehow Daring!!! (And may himself rest in peace, for he was in fact a talented actor who took risks.)

But the Hollywood elite doesn’t make movies for the market so much as it makes them for Hollywood. And if they’re very lucky, they can convince someone at the NY or LA Times to jadedly admit that their work isn’t entierly awful. So you might as well see it. I guess.

But the rest of us demand reciprocity. The rest of us ask for just a little consideration. The rest of us?

We want to see Brokeback Mountain II:

You know who you’re dealing with here. Only click on that link if you really want it.

I warned you. Can’t say you weren’t warned.

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We’d pay for that. Some of us.

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