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You hate Eisenstein? Godard? DeSica? Pasolini? Shakespeare's

Posted by tinear on July 26, 2011 at 10:05:13:
Richard III also is known for its many inaccuracies.
Anyhow, there is no political propagandizing in "Salvador,""Fourth of July," or "Platoon." These are realistic portrayals of humans in war time situations. You want politicizing? Try John Wayne's "Green Berets" and you may notice a difference.
"JFK" was an interesting take on the man, his demise. With so much conjecture out there about the assassination, it hardly is radical.