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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;journeymagazine, post: 11634546, member: 84&quot;]Kinda of subject&nbsp; but still Trump related, here are some of the reviews for the Melania movie that just came out&nbsp; -&nbsp; these are some of the most brutal reviews I&#039;ve ever seen&nbsp; - so different from his cabinet meetings where agency head in turn fawns over &amp; glorifys trump before giving a glowing review of how well their department is doing (because of Trump&#039;s incredible leadership!)</p><p><br /></p><p>Melania Movie Reviews</p><p><br /></p><p>BUZZFEED</p><p>Last night, I left an empty chickpea can on my counter. When I came back 30 minutes later, small, black bugs had swarmed the tin and were crawling over my sink. I would rather relive that moment a hundred times over than have to watch another minute of the movie Melania.</p><p><br /></p><p>VARIETY</p><p>Put the film on the pile with Trump University and Trump Steaks and the law-firm and university shakedowns and all the other money-spinning endeavors as evidence of this family’s eagerness to make a buck — and call it one more thing, too: In its shamelessness, it’s proof that this enigmatic woman is, finally, her husband’s perfect match.</p><p><br /></p><p>GLOBE AND MAIL</p><p>The very worst part of Ratner’s flimsy piece of propaganda is that it is thoroughly, terminally boring. Even the most agitated progressive will walk into Melania and, looking for a fight, exit merely groggy and exhausted, if not induced into a full-on slumber.</p><p><br /></p><p>ATLANTIC</p><p>Melania the movie isn’t a documentary; it’s a protection racket. It’s a reminder that the richest people in the world are investing in entertainment brands not because they care about art but because the public does, and because all of these vanity projects and capitulations are a way to consolidate their own power and fortune.</p><p><br /></p><p>DAILY EXPRESS</p><p>Although clearly desperate to reinvent herself as the matriarch of a new Camelot, surrounded by the gaudy Versailles tack of her husband’s New York apartments, it all feels much more Jack Sparrow gold teeth than Jackie Kennedy glitz and glamour.</p><p><br /></p><p>DAILY BEAST</p><p>My soul left my body during the very first seconds of the film, when a drone shot over the ocean makes its way over the Mar-a-Lago grounds to Melania’s feet in heels, walking to her car as The Rolling Stones’ “Gimme Shelter” plays. But my soul didn’t just escape and flee, which it would have been in its every right to do. No, it lingered, glaring at me the entire Melania running time with a mixture of disappointment and anger, like an owner would at their dog after it ate the garbage.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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