censorship?


I'm wondering if anyone else remembers a line from this movie from the original theatrical release that was censored.

In the scene where Mark Walberg's character is being interrogated and he is asked why America is attacking Iraq - Mark Walberg says to protect Kuwaitis. Then the interrogater pours oil down his throat. I distinctly remember the interrogator saying "No, it's so you can save a nickle on a gallon of gas."

Please tell me someone else remembers this line, and that we all haven't been brainwashed my the Orwellian double-think machine. This line stands out for me more than any in the entire film because it was one of many catalysts that helped me wake up from my slumber, and see the evils America is doing to the rest of the world.

Anyone??

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I do recall this line. Not sure why they axed it.

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That line appears in the movie Air Force One with Harrison Ford and Gary Oldman. I think you may have gotten the two confused. They both came out in roughly the same time period.

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I think you are right, when you quoted it, it did ring a bell with this movie.

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