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Comment on Christian Bale takes David to the Dentist (Mash-Up) by Floral Park Dentists

Floral Park Dentists — Fri, 10 Dec 2010 21:02:38 +0000

It’s almost January and most people time for “New Year Resolution.” I have researched many places online and haven’t found much about “dentist New year Resolution.”(Funny!!) Just thinking of many ideas to get individuals who don’t see dentists on regular basis to invest some “times” and visit a local dentist. Your ideas will be appreciated. Thank you

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Comment on Teaser Trailer for Oliver Stone’s ‘W.’ Should moviegoers boycott the film? by Mad Bluebird

Mad Bluebird — Sun, 26 Oct 2008 23:42:48 +0000

Im not planning ether see this movie or buy or rent it on DVD its more of LIVER STONES peices of cemamatic junk not worth anything

Comment on Teaser Trailer for Oliver Stone’s ‘W.’ Should moviegoers boycott the film? by Carlos

Carlos — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 05:37:32 +0000

Life story?? since when does this kind of BS and bias garbage constitute a biography of any persons life?
Oliver Stone is a sick man along with the rest the liberal community. No person should pay money to profit people of no character or morals like those that made this film.
And I agree this shows the degradation of our society and the respect we once held for authority and more so the office of President. Like GW or not why would anyone approve of this kind of disrespectful bogus attack on the President of our nation while he is in office?? The liberals have made our country a laughing stock not the President or anyone else and it started with Bill Clinton and progressed to the hatred they hold for one man and had it before he took office and for one reason only because he had the guts to stand up and be real about his faith in God and do what he thought waa right which right or wrong should be admired. liberals are pitiful hypocrites and poor excuses for human beings in my opinion….

Comment on Teaser Trailer for Oliver Stone’s ‘W.’ Should moviegoers boycott the film? by Adam Gershenbaum

Adam Gershenbaum — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 23:00:14 +0000

@wyogirl13

You make interesting points that I think a lot of Americans can relate to. I agree there is most certainly a lack of respect for authority that has grown over time. At the same time I think respect is a 2 way street and lets face it people of authority have undoubtedly abused their power at times. Greed not only exists in the hearts and minds of pedestrians but in politicians as well.

As far as a film of this nature being released while the president still sits in office, I agree – it is as far as I know a first and a bold move on Oliver Stone’s part. No doubt it shows the level of animosity that people have towards George Bush that is obviously the statement Oliver Stone is trying to make.

Thanks for weighing in on this topic. I think from whatever side of the fence you are on there could be justification to boycott this film or reason to see the film. Putting my own feelings aside, I respect how anyone might feel about this subject, politics and their beliefs in general as long as them doing so does not impede on my freedom to have my own opinions and beliefs.

Part of me wants to see it, part of me tells me it’s wrong. I do think that for whatever reason, whether people boycott the film as a statement of their animosity towards Bush and that it’s not worth it to spend money on anything relating to him, or that the level of disrespect towards the president is sickening, I think that if the movie was boycotted on a mass scale it would make a bigger statement than the movie itself.