Deadline says:
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Deadline
“It's a matter of what is the message, not necessarily the delivery method,” director Kathryn Bigelow said Friday speaking to attendees at the AT&T SHAPE Tech and Entertainment Expo, about the importance of storytelling in bringing awareness to humane issues.
This comes as no surprise to me. When I found out about this incident this morning, I immediately wondered how long until a movie was made about it/him.
Turns out I didn't have to look too hard or wait too long.
I'm not surprised that Hollywood is already gearing up for an Osama Bin Laden movie.
Yeah that's why I didn't go see the Titanic...they kinda spoiled the ending.
I'm glad this finally happened and if there's a movie I'm sure it'll be a good one. From what I've been listening to on CNN today there was quite a bit of covert stuff with the CIA and the Navy Seals going on before all this went down.
Would you believe that coward Bin Laden was protecting himself behind a woman when they busted in to get him? What a story that's going to make!
This is just sad as a terrorist gets his own movie after all that he's done this is almost like free advertising of his disgusting acts
I think nobody is surprised about this, watch it make a bunch of money on its first days