In+the+News

In the News  Propaganda is even present in movie reviews! Sometimes the reviews are completly for, or completly against the movie, and are either telling people to come see it, or telling them not too. If that is the case, the propaganda used is cardstacking, for they are telling facts for one side of the story. In this review for Taken, the review says         "By the time Neeson delivers this sub-Steven Seagal line, you already will have asked yourself 287 times why such a respected, Oscar-nominated actor would star in this piece of junk. Was he looking for a script with lousier dialogue than 'The Phantom Menace'?   "  and     "Like most contemporary action movies that don't star Matt Damon, "Taken" jumps from scene to scene with no regard for logic. When Bryan tries to nab a kidnapper at Paris' Orly airport, he kills one suspect, injures another and causes a major traffic jam in front of dozens of witnesses. Yet no police officer arrives to arrest him."   There may be a few positive comments, but really, there is more facts on how the movie stank. There are negative reviews like this, and positive reviews. I saw the movie, but you will have to decide for yourself.       