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I can only assume after watching this 129 minute so called biographical film that the truth was greatly exaggerated. I hope and pray that our country was not in the hands of such a worthless failure. Then the film ends, the sun rises on the day and I look at our economy. I am reminded I must work two jobs whilst looking for a third to make ends meet. I see the stock page with all down arrows and ask myself am I dreaming. I am reminded of the young former solder who pointed out that it would take a million dollars a day paid since the birth of Christ untill toady and still not pay off the national debt. I then ask myself again exactly how much is this film embellished. The acting was impeccable. The direction by Oliver North was top notch and the writing totally plausible, realistic, and hard to forget. I ask myself how can one man know so much personal information about another human being unless there is some ring of truth to this story. Democrats are famous for maligning the reputation of the opposite party and vice verse. So I hold onto a scant once of optimism that this country is not headed down the toilet. With such a repertoire actors as Josh Brolin,(W.) James Cromwell (his dad) and Richard Dreyfuss(Dick Chenney). Throw in some femininity to the pack with Ellen Burstyn filling in the shoes of Barbra Bush and we have a full gaggle of political characters to make this film complete. Complete is was my devoted readers and this movie is. It is an awakening as well. This film was difficult to follow at times and confusing as than man depicted, but I question is that is the sign of a good writer. Notice I said good and not great one. We strive for greatness everyday and this film did not reach that plateau. Grade B-