All The King's Men "overstuffed and fatally miscast" Flick

Sean Penn has his shouting face on TV ads pushing his remake of the Huey Long biography. Although the usual flatulent suck-ups on the left have mentioned "Academy Award" in connection with the film, liberal-friendly Toronto has given it a two-thumbs down award. Wonder what the pandering hermaphrodite Ebert will give it, after calling Path to 9/11 "dull and boring?" One critic said that there were several bombs before in this festival, but

"'All the King's Men' was nuclear, because it dared to remake an Oscar best picture winner of 1949 and it had a galaxy of superstars performing very badly."

The pending disaster, which has not stopped serial caca-mouth Penn from making a huge fool of himself calling Bush names, is "overstuffed and fatally miscast," according to another critic.

Putrid dwarf Penn continues to play the bad boy, but plays it poorly. Sort of a poster-boy for what the US will get if the Dems ever return to power.