January 28, 2009, - 11:38 am
Guess Which of These I Liked
By Debbie Schlussel
Yesterday was a movie-screening marathon day for a handful of Detroit-area movie critics. Five movies. But I was in court on a pro bono case defending yet another victim of Islamic attempts to crush free speech of non-Muslims (can’t write about that ’til it’s over). So, I only saw two of the movies, “Taken” and “New in Town.” Below are the trailers. I loved one and hated the other, but I’m prohibited from posting my reviews, until Friday morning. I think, though, you can guess quite easily from these trailers which one I preferred. Hint: CAIR won’t be happy.
“Taken” is about a retired CIA agent (Liam Neeson, whom I loved in “Darkman”–and who is sadly the son-in-law of pan-terrorist hacktress Vanessa Redgrave) whose teen daughter is kidnapped in Paris by a band of Albanian Muslim sex-slavers. “New in Town” is about a big city executive (Renee Man-Weger, er . . . Zellweger) who arrives in small town Minnesota to downsize a company plant. Like I said, the trailers say it all.
I didn’t watch the trailers but I read what you wrote. And based on our shared conservative views, I’d say that you liked “New in Town.” NOT.
So “Taken” is the closest Hollywood can get to portraying the Muslim terrorists?
I bet they did it in a way that they wouldn’t offend the Muslim world and Islam.
Not all Muslims are terrorists, Islam is the “religion of peace” and shit like that.
Independent Conservative on January 28, 2009 at 1:04 pm