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Originally posted by DoubleD:
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Originally posted by Bigfoot003:
Game Change-- Wow.

+1. I caught the last 2/3 of the movie. Seemed like a pretty good impersonation of Palin.


No way this is totally accurate. I just refuse to believe it. And I'm far, far from a Palin lover. Of course there was some tension behind the scenes (how could there have not been after the couric interview) but I refuse to believe it was at this level.

Although, the two advisers, names escaping me now, said it was accurate.
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Originally posted by kingofcool:
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Originally posted by DoubleD:
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Originally posted by Bigfoot003:
Game Change-- Wow.

+1. I caught the last 2/3 of the movie. Seemed like a pretty good impersonation of Palin.


No way this is totally accurate. I just refuse to believe it. And I'm far, far from a Palin lover. Of course there was some tension behind the scenes (how could there have not been after the couric interview) but I refuse to believe it was at this level.

Although, the two advisers, names escaping me now, said it was accurate.


I heard the same about the Palin advisor saying it was close enough to give him/her goosepimples (or something to that effect). If so, things are worse in DC than I could ever have imagined. See signature line (which has been in place long before I saw the movie...)
Frost/Nixon

Good, but a little thin. I think I would have liked the play more than the film.


Kings of Pastry

A pretty interesting documentary following 3 competitors in the Meilleurs Ouvriers de France
pastry chef competition. The description of the movie on Netflix sleeve cracked me up though, using cutthroat and angry chefs in it. I don't remember one angry chef and while the competition is grueling and few attain the honor of MOF, camaraderie and empathy are better descriptors of what is exhibited by contestants and judges.

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