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Sorry, bud, but my cat craps better pictures than this!
Reviews for "Bush vs. bin Laden (WW3)"
this movie sucked
his animations sucked, his sound sucked. EVERYTHING SUCKED! it looked like u made this in 2 minutes. heh
MrShoe responds:
I challenge you to make an equivalent in 2 minutes. Pretty hard huh? I'm no Flash guru, and I don't pretend to be. You, apparently, are so would it be so hard for an expert like you to constructively criticise once in a while.
This said, I can't find any portal submissions by "NecroSorceror". Don't bash me - I'm just a newbie, alright?
This movie blows...
I just have one question...What the hell was that? That had to be the worst movie I've EVER seen in my entire life! The graphics sucked, the music sucked, and if that was supposed to be funny, the humor SUCKED! I don't even see why you wasted your time making a movie THAT DAMN BAD! It would have worked if it had been more violent and more humerous...But it wasn't. So chew on dat, sucka!
THAT WAS HORIBLE!
C'MON! This isn't Dragon Ball Z! This is supposedly "Dubyuh" VS. "bin Ladel"! The "special effects" remind me of a bad "Microsoft Power Point" presentation made by a computer illiterate monkey!
Nuke...
I have to admit I was disappointed with this film. The main part that stood out was the nuke. How a large part of the world gets annihilated just to get a single man. I know you will probably say this isn't supposed to be real, but it was supposed to be real enough for bin Laden as far as death was concerned, so why not that as well? The point is that if a nuke was used, in this film it would have killed millions, maybe billions, of innocent people along with it. And the main correalation I see between the nuke and the plane and what is going on right now would be the bombings, though they have stopped, I urge people to not support, at the very least in retaliation efforts, such a general response that kills so many innocents as well as guilty. There's no reason to kill so many along with the targets we had in mind, and we would not be justified in doing so. Also, the more we bomb, and the more die, the more other people have to use against the United States later in their arguments to try and incite more terrorists to violence, which would make the situation worse for the US than ever before. My other complaint was with the fact of the matter at the end of this film, which was the death of bin Laden again. In saying this, I do not say he was justified in his own attacks, for no one is justified no matter who they represent in killing so many innocents, and I feel there are very few, if any, outside his terrorist network that believe so, regardless of ethnicity. And I do not say we should let him off the hook. But I do say we should incarcerate him for life if possible over killing him. The reason is because human life has a special quality about it among all people. I've called it sacredness and intrinsic good because I do not know how else to praise it, but life does have a value regardless of how that value is wasted or abused. It held true on Sept. 11th. Nobody at all ever suggested examining the names of those who died to try and find one among them who had cheated people, acted badly in life, or performed evil, because it was a tragedy for all who died. And the same thing applies here, that it is still not right to kill. That is the main reason I would disapprove of killing him, but there is one other important one that even someone who didn't think that human life held any value would be advised to acknowledge. And that is the hate that has come as a result of this. People now calling for death, wishing torture, incited to racism, and having a disposition to do anything and everything so long as it is to ensure personal protection. There has been such a hateful and violent nature brooded out of people's anger that it scares me, that people would be willing to do such horrible things to another human person in the forms of gruesome torture or prejudicial threats. Just because an act of horrible evil was done on us does not give us the right to become just as evil and fanatical as those we are trying to stop. If anything, it should show the end result of such vengeful hate. And as long as such hate exists, I do not think that anyone in the country will be capable of true justice, nor can we be considered more better than our enemies in our own dealings with opposition. Those are my main problems with the film, and the reason I gave it such a low score.
P.S. I did enjoy some of the parodies in the action sequence.