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northerncyclist9 said:I guess it never occurred to Angelina to make a movie about an American soldier falling for an Iraqi woman during the height of the war in Iraq; instead, she chose to focus on some wild, intense North American man and a conflict that ended ages ago.
Even we "primitive" outsiders have feelings, which I suppose will be quite the revelation for American zombies raised on nothing but fast food, popcorn, and Coca-Cola.
The issue isn't really Angelina herself, though. It's more about this creepy fascination our media, regular people, and even politicians have with her. They just see a perfect opportunity for cheap Hollywood ego trips.
It’s always the same cycle—will she show up or not? Did Sletela land the plane? Was Brad Pitt there? Did she visit refugees or just go out to dinner? Did she burp? Did she meet someone? Did Harris accept it? Did Rade or Mitrovic say something?
It’s just relentless media brainwashing and a massive display of mediocrity.
I don't know what we've come to...
The script would be perfect if a few American military widows went searching for their husbands in Iraq, and along the way, they all fall for the same terrorist and marry him. Then the whole movie shows how the terrorists were actually right because there's no other way to fight the USA, and how love for this freedom fighter won them over despite him killing their husbands—plus, of course, that newfound love for religion, you know, love for Allah!