because they dont play in my town
and they don't. they are given very limited release in major cities and quite frankly i am not going to spend the money to travel to see them. why aren't they being released in the theatres where the conservatives live. i live in frederick, md and it is a very conservative area, yet none of those films were shown here.
i don't know who is in charge of distribution, but they are not doing their job!
dont blame it on the people, blame it on the distributors
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??? I didn't know there was such a thing ??? But then, I don't know much about movies in general, and certainly not used to thinking of movies in political terms. So what is a "conservative" film and what is a "liberal" film?
click on the first sentence for the original article and explanation
I've read it - twice. I've never heard of any of those films (except Atlas Shrugged). One at least was a documentary, and I rarely watch those. Anyway. What most of the commenters (who seemed to be mostly conservatives) had to say was that they were pretty awful.
The only example of non-conservative films cited were "Harry Potter" and "Captain America." Are these considered "liberal" movies?
Personally, I want my entertainment to be just ... entertainment. I like chick flicks and comedies, romantic or not, best. I don't particularly care for slapstick, or endless car chases. So where on the spectrum does that put me?
Films and other fictions require a suspension of disbelief, an occupation more associated with the Left, viz the election of Obama.
I reckon that Conservatives are much less adept at suspending their disbelief.
From what I hear Atlas Shrugged was terrible. We're not going to fork over good money to watch bad movies no matter how conservative. Good conservative movies always do well. Obviously no-one's made a good one in a while.
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