MGM to Bring Back Red Dawn and RoboCop

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If they implemented a plot where America is overrun by Marxist's in government creating power for themselves by taking over major Banking Institutions, Auto Manufacturing and Health care to Global Cap and Tax.

They gut the military and lower our strategic defenses by signing peace treaties followed by redistributing America's wealth to global social programs.

During this period some catastrophic disasters take place and a counter revolution starts when the Marxist's in Government in fear of an upheaval begin repealing certain parts of the U.S. Constitution as unsustainable freedoms for a nation in crisis.

The Marxist’s collaborate with certain members of the UN, SCO and CSTO to occupy parts of the country in revolt by helping put down pockets of organized resistance during the counter revolution by much of the center right of the country (Tea Party Capitalist).

The fabric of the nation unravels and becomes severely divided; financially crippled and isolated from her former allies. Consumed with internal problems America becomes ripe for invasion.

The "Useful Idiots" have indeed handed America on a platter with much of the fighting population scattered and in disarray.

Key Axis members are already on the ground as supporting international military forces for the Marxist regime.

They're actively helping supply and sustain our military resources in subduing the center right of the country.

They have established brigades of military personal and supplies.

They know how strong the counter revolutionary forces are and how weak our military has become.

When the Marxist's regime's multinational forces finally subdued the strongest parts of the counter revolutionary rebel forces our military becomes exhausted from the struggle.

The Axis makes their move in a multinational coordinated preemptive strike against a severely weakened U.S. Naval and Air-force.

They are dealt severe blows.

Now the real invasion begins for a broken and divided nation…

This plot would wake up the Center Right of this nation and drive the media and government Useful Idiots crazy enough to expose them for what they really are.

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Detroit-filmed 'Red Dawn' remake prompts Chinese outcry, delayed due to MGM bankruptcy

Published: Monday, November 15, 2010, 11:54 AM

Don't expect to see the Detroit-filmed "Red Dawn" remake on the big screen anytime soon.

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer filed for bankruptcy earlier this month, confirming reports the struggling company will be unable to release the film in the near future despite an original release date of Nov. 24.

While that may be a disappointment for Metro Detroiters hoping to spot local locations, it should come as good news to some in China who fear the film could spur anti-Chinese sentiment.

The remake largely follows the Soviet-invasion plot of the original 1984 film starring Patrick Swayze and Charlie Sheen, except this time around the main characters are fighting off the Chinese (and apparently rocking out to Toby Keith).

Beijing's largest newspaper, the state-run Global Times, in June ran two editorials on the film, suggesting "U.S. reshoots Cold War movie to demonize China" and "American movie plants hostile seeds against China."

While conspiracy theorists have suggested the U.S. government attempted to block the "Red Dawn" in the face of Chinese pressure, former Mount Clemens resident George Joseph, who runs the unofficial Red Dawn 2010 website, tells the Daily Tribune he thinks that idea is laughable.

"The delay is very much a result of the MGM bankruptcy," he told the newspaper. "They are holding back other films too. It looks like once this deal and bankruptcy finalize they will look for a partner to distribute the films they have had on hold, including Red Dawn."

"Red Dawn" started filming in Metro Detroit in August of last year, with crews shooting scenes in Mount Clemens, Royal Oak, Harper Woods and downtown Detroit. As the Guardian put in a potentially-offensive description, Detroit's "emptying streets and many abandoned factories were seen as the perfect real-life backdrop for the city's war scenes."

[American Patriot]

LOL what a better place for RD lol

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"Red Dawn" Remake to Hit Theaters in 2011



MGM recently completed its restructuring with a $500 million line of credit that will go toward developing the 23rd "James Bond" installment and back-to-back "The Hobbit" prequels.

The studio won't emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection officially for several more months, but once it does, it will work on getting its "Red Dawn" remake into theaters. The film is one of three completed projects and will be released in 2011.

"Red Dawn" focuses on a group of teenagers looking to save their town from an invasion of Chinese and Russian soldiers. It stars Chris Hemsworth, Josh Hutcherson, Adrianne Palicki, Isabel Lucas and Jeffrey Dean Morgan.

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Red Dawn Photo Featuring Chris Hemsworth and Cast

Last Friday, we learned that MGM is eyeing a 2011 release date for its Red Dawn remake, which was shelved indefinitely after the studio went bankrupt. Now, we are seeing a first-ever cast photo from the upcoming Dan Bradley action-thriller which pits a group of high school students against an invading Chinese army. For your first look at the new Wolverines, which include Chris Hemsworth, Adrianne Palicki, Josh Hutcherson, Isabel Lucas, Edwin Hodge, Connor Cruise, Josh Peck, and Alyssa Diaz, check out the image below (that background curtain certainly makes MGM look like a studio that has gone bankrupt):



Chris Hemsworth and Josh Peck will be portraying brothers Jed and Matt Eckert, roles originated by Patrick Swayze and Charlie Sheen. Despite the remake drawing concerns from Chinese-Americans for demonizing the Chinese government with its revisionist take on the Cold War, Red Dawn will most likely be released in theaters this year.

Red Dawn comes to theaters in 2011 and stars Chris Hemsworth, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Adrianne Palicki, Josh Hutcherson, Isabel Lucas, Josh Peck, Brett Cullen, Matt Gerald. The film is directed by Dan Bradley.

Sources: The Daily Blam

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http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2011/03/17/hollywood-bows-pending-chinese-box-office/#


Hollywood Bows Before Growing Chinese Box Office Might, Experts Say
By Jo Piazza
Published March 17, 2011
| FoxNews.com

Is Hollywood really that afraid of China?

MGM, fearing financial retribution from the Chinese distribution market, has digitally altered the final cut of its remake of the 1984 Cold War cult classic “Red Dawn” to feature villains of North Korean descent, instead of Chinese.

With the Chinese market poised to provide even more lucrative international returns for American [COLOR=blue! important][COLOR=blue! important]films[/COLOR][/COLOR] in the coming years, offending the Chinese government and audiences made film distributors jittery, according to the Los Angeles Times.

So for less than $1 million, through the magic of digital technology, the studio has been able to convert most of the Chinese bad guys to North Koreans.

North Korea, for numerous reasons, doesn’t represent a booming market for American film.

The original “Red Dawn,” which starred Patrick Swayze, Charlie Sheen and Jennifer Grey as teenagers who battle an invading force of the Soviet Union and their Latin counterparts in an impending World War III scenario taking place in Middle America, received mixed reviews and middling [COLOR=blue! important][COLOR=blue! important]box [COLOR=blue! important]office[/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR] returns. In creating the remake, filmmakers had to find a new “red” villain since Russia is no longer red or a major threat to United States’ security.

Producers opted to make the villains the Chinese.
That was in 2009.

Two years later, the Chinese market is even more of an asset to American filmmakers, who are looking to squeeze money from all possible avenues amidst dwindling American box [COLOR=blue! important][COLOR=blue! important]office[/COLOR][/COLOR] returns.
“China is one of the fastest growing markets, so yeah, it is a big deal,” says Hollywood Reporter senior film writer Pamela McClintock. “‘Avatar did $200 million there and the Chinese box office brings in $1.47 billion annually.”

That $1.47 billion represents all films shown in China—Chinese and American. But America’s slice of that pie is set to grow. Prior to this year China has only allowed 20 international films to compete in their market. Among the American films released in China over the past couple of years are blockbusters like “Inception,” “Kung Fu Panda,” and both the “Lord of the Rings” and “Pirates of the Caribbean” franchises. According to one report, one of the films that did not make the cut was “The Dark Knight,” due to the fact that it contained a Chinese villain.

But later this month that handful of movies could grow exponentially. On March 19th, due to a World Trade Organization ruling, the Chinese government is addressing how it plans to open the film market to greater foreign participation.

It seems unlikely that “Red Dawn” would be a major hit in the Asian country even with the digital adjustments. But the changes are bigger than just one film for MGM. They are about creating good faith with the Chinese market as a whole.

“Given the limited number of outside films released in China, I don’t think ‘Red Dawn’ is the caliber of picture that would make the cut in China,” Denise Rice, President of Visio Entertainment and former President of marketing at Miramax told Fox411. “Making the public gesture of recognizing China as a good [COLOR=blue! important][COLOR=blue! important]business [COLOR=blue! important]partner[/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR] could be a factor in this decision. It shows that MGM is being mindful and respectful of China by not characterizing them as the bad guy, so that maybe down the line they will look more favorably on movies like ‘The Hobbit’ and ‘James Bond”—films that have a chance to make it into Chinese theaters.”

It may be a smart monetary decision, but the “Red Dawn” incident indicates a disturbing self-censorship that could chill creative license in future projects, experts say. If writers are forced to keep movie villains and jerks to the countries who don’t spend a lot of money at the box [COLOR=blue! important][COLOR=blue! important]office[/COLOR][/COLOR], could all future villains hail from North Korea and Iceland?

“This could be a definite danger and could have a chilling effect on future decisions for writers who now have to think about who they can portray in a negative light that won’t affect the box office,” says Hollywood.com box office analyst Paul Degarabedian. “Do we just pick those who contribute least to the box office and always make them the villain? We can’t live in a world where the only villains come from outer space.”
Unless, that is, Hollywood finds out Martians buy tickets, too.


Toad - You've got to be shitting me. N. Koreans invade the US? LOL, right, whatever.

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We've been infiltrated!

This diversion will dumb down the masses ability to connect any relevant dots to the Axis true intentions.

This also keeps the average American believing our military is more than prepared for any 3rd world threats and could continue to withstand more cuts.

'Red Dawn' Villains Being Changed To North Koreans

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The Chinese have been squealing like a pig about this plot for a while. Does it surprise anyone that communist symps in Hollywood would kowtow in deference?

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I expressed my red hot rage in the Homefront thread. Just wanted to add how this reminds me of the abortion called The Sum Of All Fears that was put out in 2002 where the bad guys were changed from Islamists to white supremacists. What a bunch of pussies...

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this reminds me of the abortion called The Sum Of All Fears that was put out in 2002 where the bad guys were changed from Islamists to white supremacists.

The Left have been planning to redirect the WOT to conservatives for a long time, looks like their plan was successful as they have written Rightwing Extremism DHS docments to category the Right as terrorists.

We now walk on eggshells to keep from being labeled as extremist while the left can do and say anything to disrupt and disfigure anyone in there path.

We struggle everyday to keep what's left of our rights in this country.

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This whole N. Korea thing has me rolling my eyes. Let's pretend, PRETEND, the N. Koreans had a fleet even remotely capable of cross Pacific troop transfer. They'd be out of food and ammo in a week. They wouldn't even have the troops size to get past the gangs of LA. Plus they'd be pissing off Mexican Drug Cartels stepping on their turf, now they have the Mexicans to worry about too.

N. Koreans. Phsssht. May as well make it the Somali pirates.

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I expressed my red hot rage in the Homefront thread. Just wanted to add how this reminds me of the abortion called The Sum Of All Fears that was put out in 2002 where the bad guys were changed from Islamists to white supremacists. What a bunch of pussies...

THAT one pissed ME off.

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It is funny how Hollywood likes to pretend they are bold and brave with their film making but, it seems that's only when the films are attacking Conservatives or large businesses. Try to get something put out like a new Red Dawn or Atlas Shrugged and look out! What a bunch of yellow-bellied cocksuckers, to put it nicely. Seriously, what was the last big Conservative themed movie you've seen Hollyweird put out. Closest I can think of to that was An American Carol and that wasn't all that big of a movie.

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Conservative movie? Hmm...

I think the one I watched last evening wasn't bad. It wasn't really "conservative" but it certainly wasn't "liberal" either.

(I saw Battle: Los Angeles). It was about Marines.

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This commercial has been out for nearly 6 months.

If I hadn't DVRed Hannity's 8:00pm show last night I would have missed it.

The same crowd that pressured Homefront and Red Dawn to remove China as an advisory force from their media projects most likely banned this commercial.

Banned US Commercial about China and the National Debt

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I swear I just saw that commecial last night thogh.

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Yeah, it was on Hannity's 8:00 show last night about midway through it.

I was moving through the commercials and saw the Chinese flag and it got my attention. I looked around on Youtube and found it posted some time in October 2010.

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This commercial has been out for nearly 6 months.

If I hadn't DVRed Hannity's 8:00pm show last night I would have missed it.

The same crowd that pressured Homefront and Red Dawn to remove China as an advisory force from their media projects most likely banned this commercial.

Banned US Commercial about China and the National Debt

I've seen that commercial a dozen or more times in the past few months.

Who said it was "banned"?


Remember though, I don't have cable. I have only Fox News at work through the computer feeds.

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I've seen it a small handful of times on FNC. I thought I had posted about it in the China forum not too long ago.

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Thought you did too, Ryan.