This review explores a new movie that delves into the early life and business dealings of Donald Trump, highlighting its controversial portrayal and the reactions it has sparked.
to sue and the man himself calling the movie a cheap, defamatory and politically disgusting hatchet job. Plus, it's not like liberals were exactly clamoring for even more exposure to the orange felon. Even after having seen this movie, I don't know exactly who it is for. series as (according to the actor) publicists and agents' were too afraid to talk about this movie. If it's a sign of where Hollywood is going as we stare down another four years of Trump , I don't love it.
This is all to say that I wound up paying $5.99 to rent the movie one afternoon. The general summary of the movie is this: A young Trump becomes the protege of lawyer Roy Cohn who molds him into the man he is today. There are clearly things in this movie that would upset the MAGA crowd. At its start, Trump is portrayed as a hapless dullard who is obsessed with status. At its end, we see Trump abusing amphetamine diet pills and a graphic depiction of the President-elect undergoing plastic surgery. The depiction runs contrary to the cocksure masculinity he attempts to portray now, though one can only imagine which exact moment led the Trump campaign to. At the heart of this movie is the origins of Trump as a businessman. It documents the 1973 federal housing suit where Trump was accused of anti-Black discrimination against renter. The real estate project that truly put Trump on the map, the renovation of the Commodore Hotel and its multi-million city property tax abatement, is further broken down (it wound up. The movie makes it clear that, just like New York, Trump will ultimately exploit the things he claims to love. That Trump's deals are based on a foundation of lies, shady deals, and rambling bravado that harks back to the '70s is perhaps unsurprising if you actually look at the man toda
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