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RE: Zero Dark Thirty

Posted by barryb on May 20, 2013 at 14:42:49:
I avoided this film for a long time because I assumed I could not stomach the nature of its propaganda and fantasyland story. (Bin Laden died years before they made the claim they killed him.)

However, I thought it would be important to see.

One aspect of the film I felt was successful: portraying how absolutely insane and horrific are the acts of war.

Argo is a much better film, though also a propaganda piece (though not nearly as obscene).

I should have stuck with my old policy of avoiding all war movies.