Abcarian: And you thought the movie ‘L.A. Confidential’ was fiction.
The point? I want to make sure this movie doesn’t get pigeonholed as “the film about the CIA plot to kill JFK” and go to #20 on the best movies list, but doesn’t mean I won’t see it.
But my biggest question is if you’re going to make a movie titled THE CIA TARGETED JFK. That’s an oxymoron. You’re supposed to make a movie about something called the CIA targetting JFK.
That’s like saying, “I want to make a movie called The King Lear Movie” — and it’s not even a movie, it’s a short.
The point?
I was thinking of putting it on Twitter if you weren’t going to see it.
But my biggest question is if you’re going to make a movie titled THE CIA TARGETED JFK. That’s an oxymoron. You’re supposed to make a movie about something called the CIA targetting JFK.
That’s like saying, “I want to make a movie called The King Lear Movie” — and it’s not even a movie, it’s a short.
You’re thinking of “Lincoln” instead of “The King Lear”… I love how they used the words “the” and “target,” but I still didn’t think “The CIA Targeted JFK” was going to get a wide release.
I just wanted to put it on Twitter if you’re not going to see it, because this seems like a “what if” to me. What if it did catch on? Who knows what the future holds. Maybe we could see something similar to what’s happening in the comic con scene of the two young characters being able to bond with each other and realize that they’re not exactly a couple of guys who have sex and date exclusively. I know they’d likely be seen together more on the internet because of the story behind the comic con scene, but it almost sounds