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W. (Oliver Stone’s Bush Biopic) [OST] (10/2008)

W. (Oliver Stone’s Bush Biopic) [OST] (10/2008)
“I want a fair, true portrait of the man. How did Bush go from an alcoholic bum to the most powerful figure in the world? It’s like Frank Capra territory on one hand, but I’ll also cover the demons in his private life, his bouts with his dad and his conversion to Christianity, which explains a lot of where he is coming from. It includes his belief that God personally chose him to be president of the United States, and his coming into his own with the stunning, preemptive attack on Iraq. It will contain surprises for Bush supporters and his detractors.”

-Oliver Stone

Another Stone biopic, this time about the dumbest asshole this side of a troop of jungle monkeys! Or this side of Sarah Palin!

A moron whose tenure as President, amongst many other atrocities, dug America into a needless, unwinnable war for oil, and oversaw the tumbling of world economies back towards the great Depression.

Interesting soundtrack though. Artists such as Bob Dylan, Roy Orbison, and Willie Nelson along with portions of the original score by Paul Cantelon.

http://www.bushflash.com/jpg/a23_b.jpg

W. is the new biographical film based on the life and presidency of George W. Bush. The film was produced and directed by Oliver Stone, written by Stanley Weiser, and stars Josh Brolin as Bush.

Stone compares his goal for W. to the approach of The Queen (2006) and his own Nixon (1995).

Filming began on May 12, 2008, in Louisiana with the release date being set for October 17, 2008.

The Motion Picture Association of America rated the film PG-13 in the United States for “language including sexual references, some alcohol abuse, smoking and brief disturbing war images.”

More here: wiki/W._(film)

Tracklisting

01. War Introduction – from the W. original film score (Paul Cantelon)
02. The Whiffenpoof Song – Collegians Male Chorus
03. Claudette – Roy Orbison
04. Chattahoochee – Alan Jackson
05. Shotgun Boogie – Hank Thompson
06. Bayou – from the W. original film score (Paul Cantelon)
07. Mammas Don t Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys – Willie Nelson
08. Wasted Days and Wasted Nights – Freddy Fender
09. Delta Waltz – from the W. original film score (Paul Cantelon)
10. Robin Hood – Dick James with Stephen James and His Chums
11. Deep In The Heart of Texas – Gene Autry
12. The Differencemaker – from the W. original film score (Paul Cantelon)
13. What A Wonderful World – Eddy Arnold
14. Yellow Rose Of Texas – Mitch Miller
15. War – from the W. original film score (Paul Cantelon)
16. I m Winging My Way Back Home – The Blackwood Brothers
17. With God on Our Side – Bob Dylan

Here she be:

Big thanks to the original poster



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  1. From Indy.com

    The big screen: ‘W: The Movie’ vs. Oliver Stone’s ‘W.’

    by joe.shearer

    Oliver Stone’s “W” is not the only cinematic portrait of President George W. Bush that you can see at local theaters this week. Indianapolis-based Pink and Blue Films, along with Asylum House Productions, has filmed its own version of “W: The Movie,” a surreal, cartoonish, underground take on the second Bush presidency, screening at 7 p.m. Oct. 16 at the Earth House, 237 N. East St.

    Budget and production values aside, which version is the more accurate portrayal of Dubya? That may be for history to decide, but here’s a quick comparison of the films.

    Plot

    “W The Movie”: A meteor containing an ectoplasm-encased W crashes in the Arizona desert. W, his face painted like a pro wrestler, breaks free, steals the presidency, and launches an all-out war with freedom and justice, opposed by the journalist The Blue Mahler.

    Oliver Stone’s “W”: An affable, dunderheaded ne’er-do-well Texas blueblood ascends to the presidency in an effort to live up to his daddy’s expectations and is manipulated into a cash-grab war by his advisors.

    Lead actor

    “W The Movie”: Alfred Eaker (W and Blue Mahler).

    Oliver Stone’s “W”: Josh Brolin (George W. Bush).

    Director

    “W The Movie”: Alfred Eaker and Ross St. Just.

    Oliver Stone’s “W”: Oliver Stone.

    Best line

    W The Movie”: On 9/11, Bush asks where the Twin Towers are, then instructs his aide to “send that country a dozen roses.”

    Oliver Stone’s “W”: George H.W. Bush, on W’s womanizing and drinking: “Who do you think you are ….. a Kennedy? You’re a Bush. Act like one.”

    Best characteristic

    “W The Movie”: Nightmarish, provocative and imaginative.

    Oliver Stone’s “W”: An uncharacteristically fair and level-headed portrait by a usually sensationalistic director.

    Worst characteristic

    “W The Movie”: Drags on about 20 minutes too long; is perhaps a bit too one-sided.

    Oliver Stone’s “W”: Drags on about 20 minutes too long; is not one-sided enough.

    Best character

    “W The Movie”: Eaker as Blue Mahler, a free-thinker who dares to take on a tyrannical government.

    Oliver Stone’s “W”: Jeffrey Wright as Colin Powell, the lone voice of reason in Bush’s power-hungry cabinet.

    Portrayal of Bush

    “W The Movie”: Cruel, sadistic tyrant.

    Oliver Stone’s “W”: Principled and likable, if a bit dense

    Comment by Anonymous | October 18, 2008


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