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Notes on the W. movie

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In the movie W.  the werewolf desperately hides his identity but  it comes out  all the time.  It is a horror movie, a true descendant of the  Great Dictator but  without the sparkling Chaplin's humor. It is a gloomy Friday The 13th in which we all are and when you leave the  theater the feeling  of certain desperation covers you: those are the bastards in power?

Aside of the ever- chewing  Josh Brolin's W. the next   admiration goes to the  actress who plays Condi Rice, that ultimate intellectual shadow- slave who does nothing but adoring the  Great Pretzel.  There are nearly no words in that role  but her body language is remarkable.  Others  also do not have much to say- they just sit around or walk around with   the faces which remind us of the coven in the movie Rosemary's Baby.  It is an artsy grotesque. It could be called  'Horrors of the White House' or 'The  Washington Undead'  with the same success.

Werewolves  sit in the shadows surrouding the nincompoon. Werewolves  watch TV to see how many people they have killed. Werewolves  desperately try to look and talk human.  That is an ultimate X file, the file of what  our so- called leaders are and what we have become as well. There are no people there, no USA, no children, not even green grass. Everything happens in the Twilight  Zone, in the barren  territory  so surrealistic that even the CIA director  snores after sex while a whore snoops through the Top Secret documents.  The movie is like a painting by Salvador Dali ' Hitler Masturbating' only here  We, the country are masturbating and  W. comes out.  What a horror show!

 

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W. for... by aberamsay on Tuesday, Oct 21, 2008 at 12:54:48 PM