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You don't celebrate this kind of aberration with a movie … Expand There is no excuse for 'Redacted.' The incident is based on a true story, but those who committed the crimes are in prison for life. Cuban and DePalma have done a bad thing they have made life even harder for our troops.

Sounds like it would make an interesting movie sequence, don't you think? There comes a time when good people must make a stand, and this is one of those times.

Picture the image of Cuban dancing around juxtaposed with scenes of the hardship our troops face everyday. Mark Cuban owns the Dallas Maverick basketball team and has been seen gyrating on TV's 'Dancing With the Stars.' While Cuban is doing the cha-cha, almost 200,000 brave Americans are on far-away battlegrounds. Jane Fonda made a personal appearance in North Vietnam that did that, and she is still paying for it to this day. Even during the ultra-contentious Vietnam conflict, Hollywood didn't make films that aided the enemy. How does the guy live with himself? This isn't about the Iraq war or the war on terror. Isn't that ironic? Cuban uses his freedom and his money, made in America, to put our troops at further risk. Our military people have fought and died to give him that right.

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So what's to be done here? In a free society, Mark Cuban is entitled to make this despicable movie. Saying you can't condemn 'Redacted' without seeing it is like saying you can't condemn crystal meth without taking it. No one denies the movie puts American soldiers in the worst light possible. Cuban opines that it is wrong to condemn the film without seeing it, but that's incredible nonsense. Both DePalma and Cuban are unrepentant and apparently could not care less about putting U.S. There isn't any doubt in my mind that film like this will be displayed prominently on jihadi websites, and will be used as a recruiting tool by terrorists. The film, financed by billionaire Mark Cuban and directed by far-left bomb thrower Brian DePalma, features drunken American soldiers in Iraq raping and murdering a 14-year-old girl and then slaughtering her family. The film, financed by billionaire Mark Cuban and directed by far-left bomb thrower Brian DePalma, features drunken American soldiers in Iraq raping and murdering a 14-year-old girl and then Just in time for Thanksgiving, the vile movie 'Redacted' is opening in a few theatres this week.

Just in time for Thanksgiving, the vile movie 'Redacted' is opening in a few theatres this week. The charged apotheosis of Brian De Palma's filmmaking career, Redacted caps off a body of work that has explored the politics of image-making and reception more fully than any living filmmaker. Centered around a small group of American soldiers stationed at a checkpoint in Iraq, Redacted alternates points of view, balancing the experiences of these young men under duress, as well as the perspective of members of the media, with the viewpoint of the local Iraqi people, and illuminates how each have been deeply affected by the current conflict and through their encounters with each other. A profound meditation on the way information is packaged, distributed, and received in an era with infinite channels of communication, Redacted uses a variety of created source material-video diaries, produced documentary, surveillance footage, online testimonials, news pieces-to comment on the extreme disconnect between the surface of an image and the reality of ideas and the truth, especially in times of strife. A profound meditation on the A fictional story inspired by true events, Redacted is a unique cinematic experience that will force viewers to radically reconsider the filters through which we see and accept events in our world, as well as the power of the mediated image and how presentation and composition influence our ideas and beliefs. Summary: A fictional story inspired by true events, Redacted is a unique cinematic experience that will force viewers to radically reconsider the filters through which we see and accept events in our world, as well as the power of the mediated image and how presentation and composition influence our ideas and beliefs.