I think I’m in love with Jason Reitman...
This is how you dispel fake news, show people something they hate, make them sympathetic, then mad at themselves for being sympathetic. The same technique Hitchcock uses in Psycho to make you root for the bad guy, Reitman uses here in Thank You for Smoking. Despite Naylor not doing one kind thing in the movie, you’re still rooting for him.
It’s a super fun watch. It’s a snappy, and witty. It reminds me a lot of Mad Men, except you hate all the characters a lot more. There’s something disarming about someone’s willingness to ignore so much hate from the world. I think that’s a great way to get you on the side of a naturally dislikable person.
My mom has a crush on Aaron Eckhart, and I get it. He’s really charismatic. He is also surrounded by a super fun cast, my favorites being JK Simmons and Sam Elliott, both of whom really impressed me here.
If anyone is trying to get into debate, it’s quite a fun lesson in spin.
I think I’m in love with Jason Reitman...
This is how you dispel fake news, show people something they hate, make them sympathetic, then mad at themselves for being sympathetic. The same technique Hitchcock uses in Psycho to make you root for the bad guy, Reitman uses here in Thank You for Smoking. Despite Naylor not doing one kind thing in the movie, you’re still rooting for him.
It’s a super fun watch. It’s a snappy, and witty. It reminds me a lot of Mad Men, except you hate all the characters a lot more. There’s something disarming about someone’s willingness to ignore so much hate from the world. I think that’s a great way to get you on the side of a naturally dislikable person.
My mom has a crush on Aaron Eckhart, and I get it. He’s really charismatic. He is also surrounded by a super fun cast, my favorites being JK Simmons and Sam Elliott, both of whom really impressed me here.
If anyone is trying to get into debate, it’s quite a fun lesson in spin.