"2012," confirming China's place as our dominant superpower.
Perspective is everything. For example, Christian Toto at right-wing site Pajamas Media concludes "Armored" is an okay movie despite its mediocre script because it "uses an anti-war refrain to set its story in motion, but ultimately showcases a soldier's strength and heroism in the explosive final reel." Meanwhile, Jeffrey Wells at Hollywood Elsewhere confirms that "Avatar" is every bit a piece of liberal propaganda about loving the earth and that, for once, all the obsessing over decoding the liberal propaganda subliminally inserted in H'wood films is justified. So it's fun to read about "2012"'s booming reception in China, where it's been received glowingly. At $65 million and counting, it's the most successful foreign film ever released in China. Folks aren't coming for the inadvertent laughs and disaster porn; they're coming to see a proud portrait of China as our dominant superpower, creating product (in this case, arks) that the world...
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