Bookworm on Sep 30 2008 at 8:54 am | Filed under: Hollywood
It’s not high art, but it’s not meant to be:
To me, this movie will be a success if the 16-26 year old demographic goes to laugh (and maybe to be de-programmed, just a little bit).
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Nice. But at the end JFK should have said: “By the way, the Oliver Stone movie? What crap. Oswald did it alone. And he was a dirty communist.”
I hope to see it. I heard Kelsey Grammar on Laura Ingraham’s show this morning. I love that man.
I saw it last night, packed theater (Columbus Ohio), people were laughing a lot and the crowd applauded at the end.
Some of the jokes were over the top. I haven’t seen a comedy “push the envelope” quite like this since Blazing Saddles. I am very happy this movie was made and I think they did a great job.