No a pro gun control film

I'd say closer to Michael Clayton. TYFS was a dark comedy, Miss Sloan is not.

it rubs the lotion on its skin or else it gets the hose again

I'd say closer to Runaway Jury or The American President

Learn to write *beep*

Aaahh mikeyflatley - long time no see. I've been avoiding these boards for some years, due to the low intelligence of so many users - along with the hatred and abuse that they spout. To see you on here ....... what can I say. Having criticized you in the past, seeing your post today was like a beacon of light (and intelligence) amongst a cavernous expanse of neverending dross and ineptitude - even if you do insist on talking like a black man's text on a mobile phone

And yet the populations of the cities with the highest murder rates voted overwhelmingly for HC....

I'm starting to get the sneaking suspicion Hollywood isn't being quite so forthright with us! 😜

Having seen the film I suspect that the NRA doesn't want you to see it, because the film is more an expose of how the lobbying industry operates.

It's not an anti gun film at all and there are parts of the film that actually make a good case for having guns. But the story isn't about guns it's about lobbying and two firms competing over the same bill. IT could have been a bill about anything really.

But the NRA won't want people to see this because they use those lobbying firms and it shows how they pressure Senators to vote in certain ways and what an underhand and corrupting influence on American democracy lobbyists really are - whether pro or anti a bill supporting gun control.

I'm sure there are lots of industries out there that won't want you to see it.

Seemed to me like an anti-Congress movie, using Congressional lobbyists to score Constitutional points, almost nothing to do with gun control unless that's what you already have on your mind, in which case you'll completely miss the value of the movie. Why pay for a movie about gun control when once a month like clockwork the news media is full of it? The fact that Congress fails to do its job on almost every issue that comes before it, because Congress is beholden to lobbyists, is worth more than one movie. I'd pay to see several made in this vein.

It has been tried many times. Sometimes they succeed, sometimes not. Don't pretend no one is trying to take guns away.