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Post by ground3pound on Mar 13, 2007 22:00:57 GMT -5
There's no better way to invoke fear in America than do it through entertainment and hollywood. I'd like to make a motion that you two (and you know who you are) are not allowed to post comments on this movie UNTIL YOU ACTUALLY SEE IT. The film in no way tries to invoke fear. It's more of pep rally to defend freedom than anything else. Now go see the movie and we can talk. (Big, you can probably get a bootleg on the streets for >$5) |
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Post by JensenS on Mar 13, 2007 22:16:19 GMT -5
I thought the argument of a conspiracy between Zach Snyder, Frank Miller, Gerard Butler, and George W. Bush to incite fear, and anti-Iranian sentiment as an attempt to rally America for Bush's coming war with Iran had already been offered up to them, and denied?  Oh well, round, and round we go. |
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Post by yazdani on Mar 13, 2007 22:37:49 GMT -5
Actually the Persian victories far out numbered the Greek victories in the wars. The Greeks just won the battles that counted. Persia already held most of northern Greece. Conquering Sparta, Athens, and Corinth was needed to control the whole which the Persians failed to do.
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Post by satiev1 on Mar 14, 2007 0:45:10 GMT -5
There's no better way to invoke fear in America than do it through entertainment and hollywood. I'd like to make a motion that you two (and you know who you are) are not allowed to post comments on this movie UNTIL YOU ACTUALLY SEE IT. The film in no way tries to invoke fear. It's more of pep rally to defend freedom than anything else. Now go see the movie and we can talk. (Big, you can probably get a bootleg on the streets for >$5) Not every American has your views. Some Americans would take the film personally. Others like Jensen and you will interpret it differently. |
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Post by ground3pound on Mar 14, 2007 9:06:57 GMT -5
In no way, shape or form does this movie intend to invoke fear.
If you see the movie....you will realize how ridiculous you are sounding.
You are basing your entire argument on assumptions, as usual.
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Post by yazdani on Mar 14, 2007 9:29:20 GMT -5
i think the arguement is more of a reinforcement of the idea of western superiorrity against eastern aggresors.
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Post by phillywrestler on Mar 18, 2007 17:12:04 GMT -5
Actually the Persian victories far out numbered the Greek victories in the wars. The Greeks just won the battles that counted. Persia already held most of northern Greece. Conquering Sparta, Athens, and Corinth was needed to control the whole which the Persians failed to do. Just like Haze and Donahoe. Haze won all the battles except the one that counted the most. |
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