Reviews

The reviews from a liberal community should usher in a "ah-huh" on this masterpiece covering what not only Ronald Reagan held dear but what our current society is trending towards.

Soft Communism and Marxism is rabid in American society today. The things Reagan fought hard to defeat once again has raised its ugly head. This covers the basics of these two subjects in a light format.

The premise is to show how things slowly grew over years culminating to a near climax. A one-world communist nation is still on the agenda list. Today the word communism is softer, gentler term (defined by those that want this madness).

You have to understand and learn from the past or be destined to repeat it in either the same manner or a different but similar fashion.

The composition of the film has truth wrapped all around it.

Surprised that Brad Pritt takes a role to make the military look stupid? I'm not. His acting probably one of the worst I've seen him do. The rest of the cast was OK to mediocre. This will probably sink to the levels of "The Favor (1994)".

If Mr. Pitt ever read this, which I doubt because I doubt he reads at all, maybe you should look into moving to Turkey where your political idealism might be more well placed.

Thankfully the only thing lost here was my time since it was a Netflix misadventure.