@RonFilipkowski David Hearn will be talking about this, along with many other printed and spoken slanderous accusations—tied to the hit job this administration tried to pin on him—that will net him a HUGE payday.
Stay tuned.
@IGN So, consumers need to eat the cost? Obviously, this is rhetorical. BLUF: the solution is to implement regulation/law to keep prices low for corporations and consumers—problem solved. These companies are buying all the components. Do something, don't kick the can to the consumer.
@CasedInSteel@shanaka86 Mr. Wilson: Respectfully, choice fuels competition. Eliminating discs risks higher prices, fewer options, and weaker innovation. Digital options are great, but when they are the only choice what does that do for the consumer?
@ATRightMovies 10.
It's one of the best war films in the last half-century. It's depiction of war is very realistic, and chaotic. Mr. Stone didn't just write & direct the 3 films in his Vietnam Trilogy—Born on the 4th of July & Heaven and Earth being the other two—he served in 'Nam.
@ATRightMovies 7.5
I think that because it's Kubrick's last film there is an elevation in how it's perceived at times. It's a good film, but it's definitely not his best work.
@ReallyAmerican1 I hate to break it to ya, but this is what Soldiers do when there isn't anything else to do regularly. I would know, I served for 20 years and did my share of "police call." It is keeping them "gainfully employed."
@domthebomb Artists don't create to appease others. They create for themselves. If you enjoy their creation, great. If you don't, move along—find something that appeals to you.
Garland is right... "Who gives a shit," if some people didn't like it?
You can't make everyone happy.