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In Reply to: RE: What came next in the timeline is the real story and it's a tragedy... posted by MaxwellP on September 30, 2016 at 16:08:49
to help fix all the wrongs they ended up doing.
Really though, those were hard working folk on that rig and I would imagine THEIR story
(if properly told) has nothing to do with dumbing down. Fabricate? Heros don't all wear capes and masks.
People died.
I doubt the film is any sort of diversion from the horrible aftermath either.
It may in fact inspire young(er) folk to keep in mind what transpired, follow
the ensuring process' and possibly get involved in some aspect of helping to
keep similar situations from happening again.
But then I'm an optimist.
"Once this was all Black Plasma and Imagination"-Michael McClure
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I read a review after I made that post and wondered if I was being too harsh. Maybe, but somehow it just doesn't sit right with me. Kind of a cognitive dissonance...
are disturbing for myriad reasons, the exploitative aspects high on the list.
Seems they used to be the Movie of the Week.
At least now they feature quality actors and top production values.
"Once this was all Black Plasma and Imagination" -Michael McClure
Excellent points- MaxwellP
the story needed to be told in one fashion or another. Those of us here on the Gulf were not happy over the things BP did to cause that disaster.
A damn shame overall.
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