Comments on: REVIEW: Clooney Shines ‘Up in the Air’

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By: Marrio

Marrio — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 02:35:47 +0000

Ummm…they are actors, not family and friends. Maybe you need to get out more

By: Marrio

Marrio — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 14:18:26 +0000

Another anti-American film from Hollywood. Gee, life sure must be tough to be a multi-millionaire in the US these days. Imagine to have to live with us unwashed masses.

By: clooneystheman

clooneystheman — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 22:29:59 +0000

whats with you conservative morons, its a freaking movie, you think george clooney or jason reitman care if you dont like his politics, doesnt mean you wont like the movie, i saw it today, it actually is a movie that any human being would appreciate, its heartbreaking at times and real and wether you like someones politics stops you from watching a movie shows your intelligence, i bet you would vote for w again if he ran wouldnt you….

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By: Stephen Russell

Stephen Russell — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 06:01:36 +0000

WALL-E is #71 on the all time grossing movies for US Box Office. That is the first movie on the list that could safely be said to have a liberal message. The Day After Tomorrow comes in at 103. I'm sure there are other movies that have liberal tones in there but look at the list. Most of them are family films (including WALL-E) and many have an outright pro-America, or pro-family, or pro-conservative values message. These are the films that make money. America doesn't stiff these movies. Can you honestly say that Hollywood looks at these results and responds accordingly?

By: Stephen Russell

Stephen Russell — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 05:50:19 +0000

Honestly Carl. Its not as if we are talking about a guy who keeps his politics under wraps. The guy is a heel (see his Heston comment). I'm not one to generally boycott actors because of their political views (I'm afraid of never watching another movie) but I don't fault those who do. As far as supporting the good movies so Hollywood will make more, I think you will find (as Nolte has REPEATEDLY pointed out) that Hollywood cares less about what is successful and more about an agenda (see the laundry list of anti-war failures in the last couple of years). If they wanted success and only that they would abandon many of the story lines that are constant failures at the Box Office. So don't jump on the people who refuse to give money to the Hollywood who disregards their values, even if they occasionally throw a bone to middle America. People are just tired of it.

By: Carl Kozlowski

Carl Kozlowski — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 00:12:01 +0000

Please enlighten me how he became the ultimate devil for so many of you people?
Other than "Syriana" or maybe "Good Night and Good Luck," what else is so awful? The thoroughly non-political heist trilogy "Oceans", the simply ridiculously funny "Intolerable Cruelty," "O Brother" and "Burn After Reading" (oh it lampoons Washington people! OMG!!!!!!!)? Not everyhting he does is political, even most of it isn't. I respect him for puling together the big fundraiser after 9/11. Where was anyone from "our" side of the fence? All we did was have O'Reilly bitch at him for rasing a billion dollars and not having the total infrastructure set up to handle it immediately. So what should he have done there – waited to build a charity and infrastructure, and THEN try to raise money after the tragedy slipped out of immediate consciousness?

If someone makes a good movie with a good message, SUPPORT the movie so that they'll keep making more of those. Staying home from good stuff enables the bad to become a hit by comparison.
Get a life.

By: Carl Kozlowski

Carl Kozlowski — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 00:00:48 +0000

BECAUSE THERE"S NONE OF THAT IN IT.
Get a clue, people. If you don't support the Hollywood people when they 'get one right,' then how do you ever expect anything to change? This is a beautiful film that shows the importance of family and real human connections and no, can't see it, it's Clooney! Damon i understand, Oliver Stone I understand, but seriously other than "Syriana" what did CLooney do so bad? Oh he did a film about McCarthyism. Horrible. Compared to so many others in Hollywood of both stripes politically, his films are always well-made, usually entertaining and don't always trash America. "intolerable cruelty," "o brother" are two of many that had nothing to do with politicss and neither does this one. People like you make it embarrassing to be a conservative and are the reason HOllywood continues not to give a damn. You wouldn't help Clooney if he did a perfect picture about Lincoln. So why should he listen to YOU?