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That. Is. Awesome. I think I love the Sarah Palin President the most. I can't wait.
The trailer seems a little ambiguous - is the Palin lookalike part of the solution or part of the problem?
Addendum: if she's the former, and the movie's any good, it could break box office records.
This thing has been in development for ages. I am not even sure anymore how many years ago I first saw the trailer.
Greatest of All Time is my prognostication.
Rob
ace of spades had a link to a review that was pretty disappointing, though:
http://ace.mu.nu/archives/326694.php
Oh, I am so sad about this review. I had great hopes for the dramatic potential of NAZIS FROM THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON mixing it up with a Sarah Palin clone. Conceptually, it doesn't get much better than that.
Darn darn darn darn DARN!!
I'm with Bob.
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