"2016 Obama's America" Are you going to go see it?

[TerryMiller]

The wife, our youngest son (40-years-old), and I went to Tinseltown in OKC Friday at 7:30pm. We arrived early enough to see the earlier showing leaving. Because of younger folks still needing to work, the earlier showing was more of the older crowd. While I am 66, the folks in our showing had a range from those in their 60's on down to teens and pre-teens. I would say that from what I saw, both the earlier showing and ours were both full so far as attendance.

I really enjoyed it. As they say in their promotions, "Love Obama or hate him, you will know him." At least, you will better understand why he has done many of the things he's done. You'll also understand why it is so important to get rid of him.

From what I've read from numerous sources, 2016, Obama's America was very accurate in it presentation and facts given.

Just for what it is worth, I don't go to movies because most are drivel. 2016 was more intellectual than entertaining. If I get a chance, I might even buy a DVD whenever they are released.

 

[justanotherpatriot]

We went and saw it. Liked it, but get there early enough that you dont have to sit on the second row! It was a different take on obama than I had heard and he certainly made a very logical, well thought out thesis. It is amazing when you are veiwing something from the correct theory how everything seems to fall in place as to a rhyme or reason for a lot of things that Obama has done.

 

[mugsy]

Tried to see it in Lawton tonight but the FANDANGO app listing for showtimes/locations gave incorrect information. We will try again later this week.
My in-laws saw it in San Antonio a few weeks ago and liked it. Dinesh D'Souza is a conservative so I am not expecting it to cheer-lead for Obama but I am confident anything D'Souza is involved with will be good bit more high-brow and researched than any Michael Moore trash.

 

[dennishoddy]

I don't need to see it to understand how much damage he has already done.

 

[skyydiver]

I went at my Dad's invitation. Figured it would be lots of info we've all seen on the webz over the years.

Couldn't have been more pleasantly surprised. Kind of historical more than political, and really worth my time.

 

[WhiteyMacD]

From what ive read its a complete opposite of something Michael Moorer would do, so i put it in the same class, propaganda, only from the Right.
BTW i wouldnt pay to see it if it was made by the Left either.

I heavily questioned a libertarian buddy who saw it this weekend. Expecting that it was a tea party type movie, however, he told me it wasnt at all like a feature length political campaign but more like a look into the man. I dont have much time for theatres, but I am considering seeing it.

 

[been]

seems like something they will end up putting on Netflix. I might go see it. I plan on seeing The Campaign first.

 

[KenL]

I may try to catch it. It'll be the first movie I've gone to see since JAWS lol...

For the OKC folks:

AMC Quail Springs Mall 24
2501 West Memorial, Oklahoma City
Mon 27th, Tue 28th: 1:35, 4:25, 7:00, 9:30

 

[WhiteyMacD]

seems like something they will end up putting on Netflix. I might go see it. I plan on seeing The Campaign first.

Ha! The character that Galifinakis plays is actually a character from some of his comedy specials (like a behind the scenes cut to skit), really funny stuff. Cant wait to see it matched by Ferrel.

 

[RugersGR8]

The anti-Michael Moore movie seems to be doing pretty/very good. That is up 709 theaters.

http://ca.news.yahoo.com/2016-obamas-america-expanding-1-800-theaters-185544068.html
"2016: Obama's America" expanding into 1,800 theaters
By Todd Cunningham | Reuters – 10 hours ago