Hugh Owens

...just watched for the first (maybe only) time. Couldn't tell if director James Gray is flat-earther ("nobody out there") or just anti-Trump ("space force"). There's significance to the idea that this may be the only time I ever watch this movie - I purchased it instead of renting. It should tell a person something when Amazon charges $4.99 to purchase a four year-old movie vs $3.99 to rent it, when 30 year-old movies can still be $14.99 to purchase...

Patricia Axelrod - if conservatives actually were what leftists keep calling them, no mere movie could contain the toxin. Leftists attempt unsuccessfully to assign their own first-person motives to their political adversaries. You can't sully one of the great mid-20th Century pieces of film by attempting unsuccessfully to conceal your own political motives behind the clarion call of alarm. NAZI was the German acronym for National Socialist Party - no conservatives or Trump followers could ever even be PARODIED as socialists. It's knuckleheads that can't see that virtually every war and evil of the 20th Century was perpetrated by socialists that would ever fall for an uninformed review like yours.

...Craig and Co. continues to rehab corny Bond legacy and positions it as legit contender with contemporary super agents Bourne and Hunt...

...as usual, the humorless reviewing cadre can't seem to get out of their excessive pseudo-rationalism to see how entertaining a movie is...

Radulovich was excommunicated from the Air Force without due process. Sound familiar? How about Al Franken? How about the attacks on Kavanaugh? How come there's so many "socialists" today? Is it because "socialism" has been proven over and over again to be so successful?