kerble wrote:

L'AnDrew wrote:The Real Life Trials & Adventures of Oliver Stone in Vietman.

Vietman sounds totally creepy.

Don't make me whip out my vietcong, kerble.

Andrew L. wrote:

kerble wrote:

L'AnDrew wrote:The Real Life Trials & Adventures of Oliver Stone in Vietman.

Vietman sounds totally creepy.

Don't make me whip out my vietcong, kerble.

Vietman vs. Vietcong would make for an excellent memoir title.

connor wrote:

Andrew L. wrote:

kerble wrote:

L'AnDrew wrote:The Real Life Trials & Adventures of Oliver Stone in Vietman.

Vietman sounds totally creepy.

Don't make me whip out my vietcong, kerble.

Vietman vs. Vietcong would make for an excellent memoir title.

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Vietman vs. Vietdong.

More on back order:

casual tease of whores
cummin' home
the queer hunter

mattw wrote:Stone is a good filmmaker...

This is a joke...right?

Eksvplot wrote:jfk assasination buffs: what do you think of

this.

I think I would like to read it and will be ordering it. Have you read it?

Christopher_Dragon wrote:

mattw wrote:Stone is a good filmmaker...

This is a joke...right?

Alexander really isn't that bad. It's too long and a little slow, but it's about a 6.8. It's not dreck.

Most directors are lucky to make 3 very good movies in their career, IMO. Natural Born Killers, Platoon, JFK and Wall Street are all good to great. Salvador is very good, also, and even the Doors was okay, I thought.

clocker bob wrote:Have you read it?

no, i have not.

The Flight 93 movie will be fiction treated as non-fiction.

Multiple cell phone calls at 35,000 ft? Debris scattered over a 10 mile area?

It was shot down.

And anyways, as already stated, it's really too soon for a movie on this subject. Why now?




this movie -- crap.