By
James
Hirsen
In
an apparent effort to garner publicity, Michael Moore continues to make
provocative statements about "American Sniper," the film that has
captured moviegoers' attention and consequently taken the box office by storm.
The
concoctor of controversy now appears to be trying to elicit sympathy from the
public for something that "American Sniper" director Clint Eastwood
said in a speech made ten years ago. Moore recently posted a lengthy rant on
his Facebook page in which he further disparaged Eastwood’s latest film. He
continued with a veiled attack on another of the acclaimed director's movies, "Gran
Torino," and tried to further damage Eastwood's reputation by lifting out
of context a decade-old remark made by Eastwood and strewing it among the weeds
of loaded language. [more...]
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