I never liked Steven Spielberg or most of his movies, and always thought that Steven Spielberg and DreamWorks Studios made crap films.

Knowing that Steven Spielberg is helping Obama make attack ads against Mitt Romney has not changed the fact that I think their films are crap, (They are) but it has changed the fact that many thousands of clueless people now know about Spielberg’s political activism, which will definitely hurt the bottom line of DreamWorks Studios, and the bank account of Steven Spielberg.

Michael Barone is correct, Obama really needs to stop taking advice from wealthy, limousine liberals.

If you were looking for advice on how tell a story that would impact millions upon millions of people, would you go to a director whose last four films were “War Horse,” “The Adventures of Tintin,” Indiana Jones 4,” and “Munich?”

Nope.

But Team Obama did, and what they got in return was a continuation of the ongoing Spielberg flop-streak:

At DreamWorks Studios, Steven Spielberg spent three hours explaining how to capture an audience’s attention and offered a number of ideas that will be rolled out before Election Day. An early example of Spielberg’s influence is RomneyEconomics.com, a website designed by the Obama team to tell the story—a horror story, by their reckoning—of Mitt Romney’s career at Bain Capital. Afterward, Spielberg insisted that Messina sit down with the DreamWorks marketing team. Hollywood movie studios are expert, as presidential campaigns also must be, at spending huge sums over a few weeks to reach and motivate millions of Americans.

Obama campaign advisor Jim Messina took the meeting and is adamant the Bain attacks worked, but then I’d like to know why the Bain attacks have stopped cold?

If something works, you keep doing it, correct?

What I find especially funny is that the film business, including, obviously, the failing venture that is DreamWorks, has been a quivering tower of risky financing, corporate welfare, and shady investment for decades now.

Spielberg’s indignation of over Bain Capital is like water’s indignation over wet.

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