George Bush - HecklerSpray

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August 4th, 2012 By Chris Laverty

This week’s enjoyment and annoyance.

Folded:

Online teaser for Oliver Stone’s George Bush biopic W (mock the man)
The Bowen Identity (even piss poor Photoshop skills can make you funny)
Hellboy 2: The Golden Army (seen it, and it’s pretty good)
David McCallum (if you’ve played GTA IV and heard the track The Edge, you’ll know why Dre immortalised it and why McCallum is such a fusion legend. Yes, he also done some acting too)
WALL-E (look at his little face, how could you not love Wall-E?)

Creased:

Michael Moore Throws Another Tantrum About Bush On Film

March 25th, 2009 By Stuart Heritage

Michael Moore is getting ready to make another film about his favourite subject – no not cake, you horribly offensive fool, we mean President Bush.

According to reports, Michael Moore is preparing ground to make a sequel to his 2004 anti-George Bush documentary Fahrenheit 9/11. The new movie has a working title of Fahrenheit 9/11 1/2, although it’s expected that Michael Moore will formally change it to Fahrenheit 9/11: Nyer Nyer Nyer I Was Right All Along Let’s Hear It For Michael Moore I’m The Best I’m The Best nearer the release date.

Anyway, will this new Michael Moore documentary succeed where Fahrenheit 9/11 failed and push George Bush out of office for good? Even better than that – George Bush is going to stop being president about six months before Moore’s film is released. Hooray! Another righteous victory for Michael Moore!

Oliver Stone Wants To Make Bush: The Movie

January 22nd, 2008 By Stuart Heritage

Oliver Stone sure does love making movies about presidents. Well, presidents and ancient Greek kings. And fat singers.

But let's concentrate on the president bit for the time being, because Oliver Stone says that he's got a script written about George Bush, and he's itching to get it turned into a movie before Bush stops being president.

Stone's film is thought to hinge on some of the most difficult decisions George Bush ever had to make, primarily the seminal three-day deliberation on whether pretzels go down your food hole or your air hole. History has already taught us his findings on that matter.