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NPR: […] Frank, what’s the state of the union?

FM: Well, I don’t really find myself worrying about the state of the union as I do the state of the home-front. It seems to me quite obvious that our country and the entire Western World is up against an existential foe that knows exactly what it wants … and we’re behaving like a collapsing empire. Mighty cultures are almost never conquered, they crumble from within. And frankly, I think that a lot of Americans are acting like spoiled brats because of everything that isn’t working out perfectly every time.

NPR: Um, and when you say we don’t know what we want, what’s the cause of that do you think?

FM: Well, I think part of that is how we’re educated. We’re constantly told all cultures are equal, and every belief system is as good as the next. And generally that America was to be known for its flaws rather than its virtues. When you think about what Americans accomplished, building these amazing cities, and all the good its done in the world, it’s kind of disheartening to hear so much hatred of America, not just from abroad, but internally.

NPR: A lot of people would say what America has done abroad has led to the doubts and even the hatred of its own citizens.

FM: Well, okay, then let’s finally talk about the enemy. For some reason, nobody seems to be talking about who we’re up against, and the sixth century barbarism that they actually represent. These people saw people’s heads off. They enslave women, they genitally mutilate their daughters, they do not behave by any cultural norms that are sensible to us. I’m speaking into a microphone that never could have been a product of their culture, and I’m living in a city where three thousand of my neighbors were killed by thieves of airplanes they never could have built.

NPR: As you look at people around you, though, why do you think they’re so, as you would put it, self-absorbed, even whiny?

FM: Well, I’d say it’s for the same reason the Athenians and Romans were. We’ve got it a little good right now. Where I would fault President Bush the most, was that in the wake of 9/11, he motivated our military, but he didn’t call the nation into a state of war. He didn’t explain that this would take a communal effort against a common foe. So we’ve been kind of fighting a war on the side, and sitting off like a bunch of Romans complaining about it. Also, I think that George Bush has an uncanny knack of being someone people hate. I thought Clinton inspired more hatred than any President I had ever seen, but I’ve never seen anything like Bush-hatred. It’s completely mad.

NPR: And as you talk to people in the streets, the people you meet at work, socially, how do you explain this to them?

FM: Mainly in historical terms, mainly saying that the country that fought Okinawa and Iwo Jima is now spilling precious blood, but so little by comparison, it’s almost ridiculous. And the stakes are as high as they were then. Mostly I hear people say, ‘Why did we attack Iraq?’ for instance. Well, we’re taking on an idea. Nobody questions why after Pearl Harbor we attacked Nazi Germany. It was because we were taking on a form of global fascism, we’re doing the same thing now.

NPR: Well, they did declare war on us, but…

FM: Well, so did Iraq.

J'adore Hollande.

heu non il a pas changé ...

Attends, je me souviens d'une interview de lui à l'époque de la sortie de The Dark Knight returns, c'était autre chose, il était limite rouge !
Non, puis ces propos réac là, c'est tellement pas en phase avec son oeuvre... C'est toujours déboussolant ce genre de chose.

C'est parfaitement en phase avec le film!

Bof, non je crois pas. Pour préter un propos au film, il faudrait qu'il y ait un véritable positionnement dans la mise en scène ce qui n'est absolument pas le cas ici tant Snyder ne fait que de l'illustration et de l'esthétisation stérile. Du coup on peut prêter au film n'importe quel discours tant il est transparent.

Le positionnement, si il y en a un, se situe dans le scénario, les dialogues.

D'un point de vue mise en scène, il y a magnification évidente des spartiates face aux difformes perses.

Attends, je me souviens d'une interview de lui à l'époque de la sortie de The Dark Knight returns, c'était autre chose, il était limite rouge !
Non, puis ces propos réac là, c'est tellement pas en phase avec son oeuvre... C'est toujours déboussolant ce genre de chose.

Donc tu es plutôt de droite en fait...

C'est pourquoi, en bon vigilante du forum, j'ai déjà corrigé nombre de bouffons et supprimé plusieurs messages de Sajesse.
WATCHAAAAA!

Comme tous les vigilante, j'ai un idéal. J'y crois. Et j'aimerai l'appliquer by any means necessary.
C'est pourquoi, en bon vigilante du forum, j'ai déjà corrigé nombre de bouffons et supprimé plusieurs messages de Sajesse.
WATCHAAAAA!

Seconde vision qui renforce la première car on prend beaucoup plus le temps de se délecter des plans incroyables de Snyder. La simplicité du récit, sa fulgurance, ses élans épiques, tout est mis en valeur par les cadrages et le charisme des guerriers, Gerard Butler en tête. The Watchmen va être énorme.

Hé ben voilà!

Le premier film depuis le début de l'année qui me file un vrai frisson.

Leonidas qui fait le ménage de perse, c'est juste MONSTRUEUX!
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