Tel-Chai Nation: <a href="http://www.united93movie.com/">United 93 gets it right</a>

Can it be? Is there really hope for Hollywood? Well, having looked at The Wall Street Journal and Debbie Schlussel's reviews of Paul Greengrass' new movie adaptation (via the brand new Hot Air podcasting site co-founded by Michelle Malkin), I think it can be said that yes, the movie industry has finally realized that showing responsibility can pay off very rewardingly. Here's some more links to other sites covering the movie.

Newsmax: Rush Limbaugh praises United 93.
BoingBoing.Net
TammyBruce.Com
The Air Force Pundit
A Lady's Ruminations
Dalai Pac's Blog
Palm Tree Pundit
IMAO
This Sporting Life
Little Nuances
Darleen's Place
Hugh Hewitt
Canadian Political Weblog
Normblog
The Movie Blog
Spin and Stir
Church and State
Point Five
Blackfive
Latino Issues, Conservative Blog
Dadmanly
Lead and Gold
Ace of Spades HQ (plus, another one)
The Buzz Blog
Libertas
Atlas Shrugs
Kesher Talk
Okie on the Lam in LA
Small Town Vetetan
Pirates Cove
Publius Rendezvous

Make sure you go to the theater to see it, because success may be one of the best ways to tell the industry that movies like this that are willing to deal with the meat-and-potatoes facts are what we the audience want to see. It's time for Hollywood to start showing its patriotic side again.

Labels: jihad, showbiz

I will link to this post Avi. Good research!

Posted by WomanHonorThyself | 4/27/2006 03:01:00 PM

Hi Avi.

It's early morning here in Vancouver, Canada, so I must be reaching you in the late afternoon at home. I woke up this morning thinking that 9-11 is no different from the terrorist attacks in Israel. The motivation is the same. It's just more anti-Semitism, this time including Americans as "The Jews." I'm calling it anti-Semericanism. Tonight here I'll try to post something on "Hitler"s Grandchildren," the people who are anti-Semities today like Europeans were, are, probably always will be.

I've been thinking about anti-Semitism since I was ten, and I'm a lot older than you. I still don't have any idea why it happens to people. If you can add some insight I'll be way ahead.

Shabbat shalom, Ari.

Posted by Dag | 4/28/2006 07:47:00 AM

Thanks, Dag. I'll see if I can think of something to write on that.

Posted by Avi Green | 4/29/2006 10:34:00 AM

Thanks for the link! When I see the movie I plan to write about it again. :)

Posted by Lady Jane | 4/30/2006 10:17:00 AM