His one film JFK has created more propaganda conspiracy nuts then any film in history, and it is all lies:

The Kennedy Assassination: Beyond Conspiracy (Video) (1hr 28min) 

I am not surprised he would make another propaganda film endorsing a socialist dictator.

Carbon Dioxide (CO2) is Not Pollution

Stone, you need to stay in Venezuela and become Chavez's minister of propaganda. And bring Sean Penn et al with you, we don't need you in this country. Subversives like you are unwanted here.

Where is Joe McCarthy when you need him? This is what perpetrated the black lists of the fifties! This guy is consorting with a Communist dictator! If it weren't for the Democrat/Communist party of America, guys like this would be in a homeless shelter somewhere! What really ticks me off is these traitors get rich off the very country they hate. Comrade Stone, why don't you move to Venezuela so you can kiss this fat Commie's behind on a daily basis!

in the crap movie wasteland that is the american film industry.

"part of what I'm hoping to introduce as the next president is a new ethic of [government enforced] responsibility" - B. Obama

In the last 10 years Stone has not made one movie that made money at the box office.  How does he continue to get funding?

"If you love wealth more than liberty, the tranquillity of servitude better than the animating contest of freedom, depart from us in peace. We ask not your counsel nor your arms. Crouch down and lick the hand that feeds you"

I just pulled it up from Wikipedia, and World Trade Center was a big hit for Stone.

"Box office and critical reception:

On opening weekend it gained approximately $18,730,762 in the U.S. and Canada. As of October 25, 2006 the film has made $70,278,893 at the North American Box-Office. Worldwide the film has taken in over $162,000,000.[1]

The film garnered moderate critical acclaim, with a 70% "Fresh" approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes[2] and a 66% metascore at Metacritic[3]. "

Suffice it to say, Oliver Stone did make a $100 million movie worldwide, so I think it's safe to say it was profitable. I kind have wished that he had made more of an effort to fully confront the Islamo-Nazi terrorists in that movie, but he does portray Americans as heroes, I can safely say for sure.

Oh, and may I also pull up the column by L. Brent Bozell III where he's basically saying "God Bless Oliver Stone?"

I'm not saying it's a good move to make a love letter movie towards a corrupt socialist president like Hugo Chavez, but I hardly believe that Oliver Stone hates America. Charlton Heston was proven wrong by that when Stone cast him in Any Given Sunday. Oh, and unlike George Clooney, he actually attended Heston's funeral, so I would say that there really is more to a character like Oliver Stone than meets the eye. 

To be fair as stated above, to call 'W' a 'hit piece' is not only a mislead view, but for anyone to walk away from seeing it from an attempted objective point of view, I find it impossible for anyone to see it as a hit piece.

Did it show GW in an overall positive light?  Nope.  Let's face it though, GW isn't God and he, like *every* president before and after him, has and will make mistakes.  Highlighting some of the bigger gaffes where hindsight is now 20/20 is hardly to be considered a hit on someone's character.

Admittedly, I went to see it merely on a whim as I tend to like Oliver Stone from a film standpoint, not so much from a subject matter, but I keep my politics as far away as possible when it comes to any issue but, well, politics.  That said, there are many who decried the movie as 'too lenient' or 'too praising of GW.'  Given, most of these people with this sentiment that I interviewed after the movie were either ill educated youths or bitter adults who seemed to be in the final, terminal stages of BDS.  I, however, *liked* the film. 

'Why in GOD'S NAME could you, a *CONSERVATIVE,* have enjoyed this movie?!' you may ask.  I'll tell you.  Because unlike the liberals who prayed at the altar of the infallible Clintons all through the 90's (and now in process of building the Obama shrine for future worship) I am someone who can appreciate human character, which in turn, involves their strengths but also their flaws.  I was aware Bush was not perfect, and in the past 4 years, I've questioned more of his moves than I have supported as I did in his first term.  That said I still think he was one hell of a president who is sadly chided by an arrogant and uninformed America who seems to believe if any republican is anything but God-like in their infallibility, then they are trash to be swept out ASAP.

The film itself though, went through the very interesting path that lead George Bush to where he is today and, minus the evil overtones that loomed over the Cheney and Rove characters, I  didn't find all that much that was that horrible or misleading in the film.  Even so, in many cases, especially his early run in Texas against the liberal who slandered him as being outside of the ascribed religion of his potential constituents, but also that same old clap trap that all conservatives are greedy men who want you to stay poor.  In this part of the film, Stone is *actually sympathizing* with GW.  I couldn't believe it!  Then, also the scene in which GW Sr. loses the general election, Stone presents a case that GW Sr. perhaps, under the correct circumstances, SHOULD have won the election.

In closing, Stone is one of the most crazy people out there when his mouth opens on the subject of politic, and I would also like to see this upcoming film to see if he is as objective as he was with W.  Time will tell I suppose.

That said, if anyone here has *not* seen W, I'd suggest renting it.  Its only a few dollars to rent it and I feel more people need to actually see it themselves to make a judgement, rather than assume that since many conservatives panned it, it must be horrible.  We must be careful and aware that while the liberals are often the sorest of losers, poo pooing anything that isn't lock stock in line with their agenda, that there are also those types on our side as well.

The people should not fear their Government,

The Government should fear the people.