DATE: 02/27/13
AGRUMENT
PROFFESSOR: VICKI SAPP
ARGO is a near deftly crafted thriller, jingoist agitprop, full-on Islamophobic mockumentary
By Eric Verlo 1. The essay is told about that movie is rated AYFKM-Film Critics are unanimous in their Praise of Argo. Either these reviews also reflect media Agencies uniformly shrugging off Argo's obvious anti-Iranian jingoism or these authors are inured to crude Islamophobic Propaganda. Argo is not a documentary, although it asserts to be historical. Argo is considered as a mockumentary (the combination of mock and documentary) because of the content is assuredly mockery. 2. Borat could not have made Argo more offensive. If the Muslim world was not in an uproar about a fictional Hollywood video disparaging to Islam, Argo would do it. What a mockery to pretend that real Zionist movie moguls are not laughing about a story that depicts Jewish movie industryists pranking Iran with a fake production they called Ar-Go Fuck Yourself. * The painstaking period details, and mimicked video footage is meant to lend a scent of authenticity to a CIA personnel expatriation that did happen, but much of the villain-at-their-heels tension was fabricated. Poetic license might excuse drama, were it not for the added perk of vilifying, parodying and humiliating a people.
3. I’m off to research Argo’s fabrications which so flavor the Iran-bashing. For the time being I can surmise two. The film asserts that the White House pulled the operation at the last minute, prompting ballsy improvisation when our hero agent went rogue. 4. Tone of the author's prose is strong and solid, and almost it makes to clear that he was not use literature to ridicule. Although it is only a metaphor with something on essay. 5. Libyan rebel stereotype sent up so well in Team America. The tarmac scene is witnessed only by the movie audience and the CIA extraction specialist as he looks out the airplane window. 6. “.