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Really well done.
Brutal. Scary. Impactful.
Oliver Stone did it again. I was pretty moved emotionally by the time the movie was over. From anger to sadness, it's just a brutal movie if you care about freedom, this planet, humanity.
I highly recommend seeing it.
Brutal. Scary. Impactful.
Oliver Stone did it again. I was pretty moved emotionally by the time the movie was over. From anger to sadness, it's just a brutal movie if you care about freedom, this planet, humanity.
I highly recommend seeing it.
I am curious .... are you in favour of Snowden being pardoned ? Did your opinion change after viewing the movie ?
Cant wait to see it, although the background to the story is foreign to us foreigners.
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I have no problem with whistleblowers. In fact, considering the risk they take, I feel they are extremely courageous. True Americans. Patriots. Hero's in fact.
So naturally, this movie didnt change my mind, it only reinforced what I already felt. In fact, the movie is downright SCARY at points. It was done really well in regards to explaining Snowden's motivations.
Yes he should be pardoned. But so much for Obama's "change". He's a scumbag politician just like the rest before, and after him.
Interesting to note, look at the credits after the film is over. Check the names of who financed this film. It's very telling. One could make the argument that this movie is anti-Hillary/Obama/America propaganda. Considering it's honesty, I dont see how it can be labeled propaganda but that is what some would call it considering the financiers and their agendas.
Yahoo 'secretly scanned emails for US authorities'
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-37551415
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