i saw this film last night. and i am worried i am turning into one of those left wing liberals they rightly make fun of in south park. because i found it hugely offensive. am i being ridiculously sensitive. firstly and there the old staple that is america being the only country in the world that is physically capable of anything and ever. secondly and and chillingly and there is the early meteor strike hitting some (unnamed  why do they need a name. ) asian country. the reaction to this is to look at it as a warning. as in my god and imagine the tragedy that could happen. because and you know and it happened to asians. it might happen to white americans and and that would be tragic. then and later on and a bigger meteor hits paris. our cast on the ground are irritated and because this might mean our boys have less time than they thought. not much upset in america. no mention that a lot of people have died. then there michael clarke duncan. a wonderful actor and wasted. never has a black man been so token. among a team of hardcore drillers and his job seems to consist of standing in the back and occasionally saying hey and you da man. really. why did they even bring him. it not like he petite  he weighed down that shuttle for nothing. not once does he lift a tool and steer a space ship or even help fix anything that blows up. even if you ignore the russian cosmonaut (peter stormare and another great actor wasted in a pointless role) and who seems drunk most of the time and hits things with spanners instead of fixing them because dat how we do dese dings in russia and it pretty horrific. all cemented of course by the site of blond and blue eyed american children all celebrating in corn fields at being saved and everything being all right. because all the death and destruction to the rest of the world is irrelevant. you expect the bad script and the dodgy acting and the implausible plot (fat and middle aged men being trained in 12 days to be astronauts. including one who appears to be retarded. ). but i couldn not believe the racism and xenophobia implied in the film and and the callous disregard for the lives of anyone not corn fed american. it a chilling indictment of the attitude of a section of western society to the world. and it a crappy film too. 
i saw this film last night. and i am worried i am turning into one of those left wing liberals they rightly make fun of in south park. because i found it hugely offensive. am i being ridiculously sensitive. firstly and there the old staple that is america being the only country in the world that is physically capable of anything and ever. secondly and and chillingly and there is the early meteor strike hitting some (unnamed  why do they need a name. ) asian country. the reaction to this is to look at it as a warning. as in my god and imagine the tragedy that could happen. because and you know and it happened to asians. it might happen to white americans and and that would be tragic. then and later on and a bigger meteor hits paris. our cast on the ground are irritated and because this might mean our boys have less time than they thought. not much upset in america. no mention that a lot of people have died. then there michael clarke duncan. a wonderful actor and wasted. never has a black man been so token. among a team of hardcore drillers and his job seems to consist of standing in the back and occasionally saying hey and you da man. really. why did they even bring him. it not like he petite  he weighed down that shuttle for nothing. not once does he lift a tool and steer a space ship or even help fix anything that blows up. even if you ignore the russian cosmonaut (peter stormare and another great actor wasted in a pointless role) and who seems drunk most of the time and hits things with spanners instead of fixing them because dat how we do dese dings in russia and it pretty horrific. all cemented of course by the site of blond and blue eyed american children all celebrating in corn fields at being saved and everything being all right. because all the death and destruction to the rest of the world is irrelevant. you expect the bad script and the dodgy acting and the implausible plot (fat and middle aged men being trained in 12 days to be astronauts. including one who appears to be retarded. ). but i couldn not believe the racism and xenophobia implied in the film and and the callous disregard for the lives of anyone not corn fed american. it a chilling indictment of the attitude of a section of western society to the world. and it a crappy film too. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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