Well deserved.
In other times itâd win for best fiction as a YA dystopian sci-fi.
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So what did everyone (who saw it), think of NPHâs âSnowden canât be here for some treasonâ joke?
(also, what about Sean Pennâs âWho gave this son of a bitch a green card?â one aimed at Iñårritu?)
The treason joke was lame, but I was more bummed out that he made a âballsâ joke about Dana Perry after she opened up about her sonâs suicide. The underwear shtick seemed pretty desperate as well. I hope Ellen Degeneres comes back next year.
Pleasing to see happen, I am excited to see it. There has been a real problem with attempting to communicate what Snowden has revealed and the meaning of it, and I was looking forward to a solid documentary or movie. I hope this satisfies those requirements and makes the topics more accessible to those far outside the realms of intelligence and surveillance tech⊠and maybe even some of the problems of government surveillance in general.
It does that in aces!
Saw it yesterday; odd feeling ~ 20 minutes in as the real-life implications of paying for my admission to the screening of this film with a card transaction sank in⊠again!
But, at my age, etc.; fuck it.
To see the last nearly 2 years synopsized in <2 hours; teared me up a couple of times.
Only heard about it, but disappointed. Not a terrible pun, but seeing as half the US is quite literally baying for Snowdenâs blood, not a cool thing to say.
And speaking as someone on the same side of the political fence as him, fuck Sean Penn (for so many reasons).
Starts airing on HBO tonight.
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