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Texas and California would never be united to attack Washington DC.aggiehawg said:
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So did I. I had the CC on as well to make sure I was hearing correctly.Maroon Elephant said:
I heard them say "3rd term president" on the radio in the background.
Maroon Elephant said:
I heard them say "3rd term president" on the radio in the background.
looks to be mostly a british production, but it will be distributed in the US by A24 (American)Dan Scott said:
WTF. I wonder who is funding that movie. Civil War fantasy movies doesn't sit right with me.
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And it is over 3 hours longs.
Somehow I suspect the bad guy will be a "right wing fascist" and probably doing every single thing the left has thought Reagan, Bush, Bush, and Trump were all going to do, but never actually did.
C@LAg said:looks to be mostly a british production, but it will be distributed in the US by A24 (American)Dan Scott said:
WTF. I wonder who is funding that movie. Civil War fantasy movies doesn't sit right with me.
Follow the money. I betcha China financed it. The Chinese and Russians both are going to be spreading all kinds of divisive poison our way. Lets face it we are a political and demographic powder keg.aggiehawg said:
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It sure is a fantasy for some on this board.Dan Scott said:
WTF. I wonder who is funding that movie. Civil War fantasy movies doesn't sit right with me.
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God bless America... or what's left of it.
The chilling first trailer for writer-director Alex Garland's upcoming film Civil War debuted Wednesday, and it offers a scary vision of America's future.
The film's plot is being kept under wraps, with a new logline only describing it as a "a race to the White House in a near-future America balanced on the razor's edge" but the trailer offers some answers about the bleak state of things.
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News clips in the trailer tell us 19 states have seceded, the U.S. army has ramped up activity, and there are mentions of something referred to as the "Western Forces" of California and Texas, as well as the "Florida Alliance." We're told the president played by Nick Offerman has said an ongoing uprising will be dealt with swiftly. And Kirsten Dunst appears to be leading a team of journalists attempting to get into the U.S. Capitol.
The intense clip is full of harrowing images, but perhaps none more so than a standoff between Wagner Moura's character and an armed man played by Jesse Plemons. Moura can be heard saying during a standoff, "There's been a misunderstanding, we are American." To which Plemons' character chillingly replies, "Ok, what kind of American are you?"
They put Texas and Cali on the same side knowing in reality they never would be. If you tried to make an objective though provoking movie this is a good idea, you vilify the right (Texas) and the left (Cali) with the moderates being the reset of the country. But-- I doubt that is the way this plays out.usmcbrooks said:
Yep definitely SciFi....LOL, California and Texas on the same side.
WHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!aggiehawg said:
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usmcbrooks said:
Yep definitely SciFi....LOL, California and Texas on the same side.
aggiehawg said:
There is also a line that "journalists get shot on sight in DC." Again, which party hates free speech? The Dems, not the GOP.
Same, it's taking too long to go from fantasy to reality.Dan Scott said:
WTF. I wonder who is funding that movie. Civil War fantasy movies doesn't sit right with me.
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Which party loves their "journalist" propagandists? The Dems