Showing posts with label America: Imagine The World Without Her. Show all posts
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Friday, August 8, 2014

Conservative Filmmaker Overtakes Michael Moore At Box Office 

Dinesh D'Souza / Michael Moore
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By Richard Johnson, Aug. 6, 2014, Pagesix.com

Conservative filmmaker and author Dinesh D’Souza is about to beat liberal Michael Moore at the box office — even though the mainstream media has largely ignored or panned D’Souza’s latest documentary, “America: Imagine the World Without Her.”

This week, “America” will pass $14 million in box office, surpassing Moore’s “Capitalism” to become the sixth-largest-grossing documentary of all time. (No. 1 is Moore’s “Fahrenheit 9/11,” having earned $119 million in the US.)

“It’s remarkable,” D’Souza told me. “We’re not as reliant on the critics as the critics think we are.”

Audiences have found the film despite the lack of coverage, just as they did with his earlier documentary, “2016: Obama’s America.”

“It was only when Barack Obama attacked me on his website that the media started attacking as well,” D’Souza said. “With this movie ‘America,’ it’s not like I’ve had no exposure, but it’s not like Michael Moore. When Michael Moore has a film, it’s everywhere.”

D’Souza’s book of the same title will finally be No. 1 on the New York Times bestseller list on Sunday, after two weeks at No. 2. “They couldn’t ignore it anymore,” said the author.

Costco, which briefly removed the book from its stores, is now selling thousands of copies. “They said it was a business decision to pull it. I’m not convinced,” D’Souza said. “But it was certainly a business decision to put it back.”

As for his prosecution for violating federal campaign finance laws by donating too much money to a friend — Republican US Senate candidate Wendy Long — D’Souza said he never denied his guilt.


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Wednesday, July 23, 2014



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Saturday, July 12, 2014

By Brent Bozell and Tim Graham, Jul. 12, Newsbusters.org

Dinesh D’Souza shocked the movie world in 2012 with his anti-Obama documentary "2016," which became the second highest-grossing documentary in U.S. movie history. On July 2, he unveiled his new documentary called "America: Imagine the World Without Her." It has already grossed $5 million in its first week.. One fictional competitor, the abortion-promoting comedy “Obvious Child,” barely grossed $2 million in its first month.

But there’s a more dramatic contrast. Film critics are supposed to judge art, but their liberal politics are smeared all over their reviews. Metacritic.com collects and analyzes movie reviews. “Obvious Child” drew a high Metacritic.com score of 75 (out of 100). For D’Souza’s “America,” it was a ridiculously low score of 14.

Then take the highest-grossing documentary in our history, Michael Moore’s 2004 hatchet job “Fahrenheit 911." Editor & Publisher magazine reported nine of ten newspaper movie critics recommended the film.

The Washington Post gushed over Moore’s prankumentary. "Its trajectory is guided with pinpoint accuracy," wrote Desson Thomson, and it "obviously skews facts to its own advantage, but that's what the game is all about. What counts is the emotional power of Moore's persuasion."

“Fahrenheit” was loaded with bizarre and unproven charges against Bush, most offensively suggesting the Bush family and Osama bin Laden’s family were in cahoots over 9-11. Moore concluded the film with a conspiracy theory: “In principle, the war effort is always planned to keep society on the brink of starvation. The war is waged by the ruling group against its own subjects.” All of that was just fine.

But when it came to the new D’Souza film, the same newspaper’s Mark Jenkins suddenly found perceived fact-skewing and one-sidedness to be just awful. “‘America’ is less successful as a debate, since it isn’t one. D’Souza controls the conversation, and thus goes unchallenged when he tries to make real-world points with make-believe scenarios.”

Then there’s The New York Times. In 2004, Dana Stevens wrote that while the facts of “Fahrenheit 911" could be debated, ”it should first of all be appreciated as a high-spirited and unruly exercise in democratic self-expression.” As for D’Souza’s self-expression? The Times critics have yet to bother reviewing the movie.

The movie’s only questionable note is the egocentric turn at the end as D’Souza shows himself in handcuffs and notes his own prosecution for making $20,000 in straw donations in a U.S. Senate race in New York. D’Souza has a point about selective prosecution under Obama, but it loses its punch when the accuser has admitted his guilt.

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Friday, July 11, 2014



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Wednesday, July 9, 2014

By The Right Scoop, Jul. 9, 2014

The Kelly File is reporting that after contacting Costco today, the CFO of Costco is now confirming that they will restock Dinesh D’souza’s new book America in the next few weeks:  Watch the video

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By Denver Nicks, Jul.8, 2014, Time.com

But fixing conservative author Dinesh D’Souza’s film search results will take time

Google said Tuesday that problems with the search results for the film America, from conservative writer Dinesh D’Souza, are being remedied but that the fix will take some time.

Google search results for the film make it difficult to find theaters where the movie is showing, apparently confusing the recently-released film with D’Souza’s earlier movie 2016: Obama’s America, which was in theaters in 2012.

On Monday, D’Souza’s lawyer wrote Google demanding that the problem be fixed and asking if human error was involved in the mixup.

“Our systems have unfortunately confused the title of the movieAmerica, because it’s a common term and appears in many movie titles,” a Google spokesperson told The Hollywood Reporter on Tuesday. “We’ve updated the Knowledge Graph, our database that stores this type of information, but it will take some time to display showtimes and other details for this movie. We’re always working on improving our systems, and we appreciate the feedback.”


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Tuesday, July 8, 2014


By P.J. Gladnick, Jul. 8, 2014, Newsbusters.org

Karma-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!!!

Shortly after Costco announced that it was removing Dinesh D'Souza's book, "America: Imagine A World Without Her," from its stores, it soared to #1 on Amazon.Com. Meanwhile, Costco has been licking its wounds from all the angry reactions it has received and has raised the white flag of surrender by announcing that it will be restocking that book at its stores. So not only has the Costco attempt to yank D'Souza's book utterly failed but it has also hurt its reputation with its customers as you can see in the many reviews at Amazon which slammed Costco:

Boycott Costco!  
Costco I don't have to shop there!!! Just saying! 
Screw Costco ...I'll buy it here. Thanks Amazon !!! 
The Costco story that broke today only confirms what D'Souza has written. Dinesh, God bless you for the bold stands you have taken.
Heard about this book being banned by Costco. Read reviews here and was especially befuddled at Costco's placement of the Clinton book. Promply ordered my America here and sent Mr. Jelink (CEO @ Costco) the message: "Just ordered my copy of America at Amazon. Shrivel up and die Costco."

Meanwhile, the Costco Facebook Page has been inundated by blasts from customers angry at Costco's book banning. Here are just a few of the thousands of scorching hot comments:

Will Dnesh Sousa be signing his book at Costco? I can keep my political ideas OUT of your shopping carts as well as my $. Censorship doesn't fly with my purse strings. 
WOW, Costco is out for me! Selling Hillary's book but not America....Definitely not being a member here.

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Monday, July 7, 2014

via www.wnd.com
By Jerome R. Corsi, Jul. 7, 2014, Wnd.com

NEW YORK – The retail giant Costco Wholesale has issued an order to remove all copies of Dinesh D’Souza’s bestselling book, “America: Imagine the World Without Her,” from the shelves of its stores nationwide, WND has confirmed.

The book, in this midterm election year, is a strong rebuttal of the progressive ideology behind President Obama’s policies, which have been supported by Costco co-founder and director Jim Sinegal, a major Democrat donor and a speaker at the 2012 Democratic National Convention that nominated the president. A Washington Post political reporter has noted Obama’s “romance” with the nation’s second-largest retailer.

At Amazon.com, D’Souza’s book, released June 2, is ranked No. 43 overall and is the No. 3 hardcover book in Amazon’s Politics and Government section and No. 1 in the Commentary and Opinion subsection of Politics and Government.

Costco has sold more than 3,600 copies of “America” nationwide, with about 700 copies sold last week as D’Souza’s film by the same name opened at more than 1,000 movie theaters nationwide.

But Costco’s book department issued the “pull-order,” requiring all Costco stores nationwide to remove the book, confirmed Scott Losse, an inventory control specialist in the book department at the Costco Wholesale corporate office in Issaquah, Washington, a suburb of Seattle.

The July 1 order required all copies to be removed by July 15.

Contacted for a reaction, D’Souza was surprised to learn of the Costco decision.

“If true, this would be very odd,” D’Souza said.




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Sunday, July 6, 2014



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By Pamela McClintock, Jul. 5, 2014, Hollywoodreporter.com

Conservative author and filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza's new documentary America, which expanded nationwide Wednesday, grossed $4 million for the five days from 1,105 theaters. That's a modest footprint, compared to the $3,000-plus location count for the other new films. 

America, placing No. 11 for the weekend, didn't match the $6.5 million nationwide launch of D'Souza's hit documentary 2016: Obama's America two years ago, but soared more than 60 percent on July Fourth after an intensive marketing push tied to the holiday. On Saturday, America was the only film in the top 20 that was down, however. 

STORY Why Dinesh D'Souza's 'America' Features Clips of Matt Damon, Woody Harrelson 

Lionsgate is distributing America, which debunks the narrative that the United States has been a force of evil across the world through a combination of historical re-creations and interviews with some of the country's harshest critics, including former Weather Underground radical Bill Ayers.


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Thursday, July 3, 2014


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Tuesday, July 1, 2014



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