Thread: coments about tommy lee movie

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0419294/usercomments-enter

This movie is outrageus. ther are coments on this site about the movie. How can Americans make a movie against there country and people. I was mad when I saw it and i told them i'llnever buy another movie with Tommy lee in it.

I can't remember the title....something about 3 funerals. It apparently does not portray Border Patrol agents very highly.

We had another discussion not long ago about the movie. I really have no desire to see it. However I always thought Tommy Lee Jones was an excellent actor in some of the other roles he played in movies and televison. Two of my favorite movies of his were the Fugitive and the televsion mini series Lonesome Dove. I don't know how this latest movie is doing in the box office but here's hoping it is a flop.

https://www.alipac.us/ftopict-16670-tommy.html+lee+jones

I've never even heard of it, so it can't be too popular.

The movie is called "The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada." I saw the trailer for it. Very cheesy-looking, low-budget film. Talk about bad acting. These days any idiot with a video camera can suddenly become an "independent film director." I think I will make my own movie about Mexican military personnel violating American sovereignty by stepping foot on American soil armed with weapons that not even the Iraqi insurgency has.

The reason many people have not heard about it is because it is only played in select commie leftist movie theatres. Click on the link below to view a map of all theatres currently playing this movie:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0419294/cinemashowtimes

That is funny how nobody remembers the name of the movie. Apparently the white-collars in their marketing department forgot rule number one; create a simple name that stands out and people can remember. Someone on their team got their business degree from Devry.

Accidently ran across the following article.

http://www.signonsandiego.com


Keeping up with Jones


Volatile actor passionate about 'The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada'
By Lee Grant
UNION-TRIBUNE ARTS CRITIC-AT-LARGE
February 10, 2006


EL PASO – Deep in the heart of Texas, that's where Tommy Lee Jones resides. He's a cowboy with a reverence for the state's vast geography and the diversity of its people – from the oil town of Midland where he was raised, to the rugged ranch land he owned near Van Horn, a couple of hours east of El Paso. It was there, on property he nurtured, that Jones filmed much of “The Three Burials of Melquiades Estradaâ€