I hope not, but they're working on the movie..... "Film critic Lou Lumenick is arguing that Oscar winner "Gone with the Wind" is as racist as the Confederate flag, and should be subject to the same amount of scrutiny. In a New York Post column, Lumenick argues in the post that the 1939 Best Picture winner starring Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh is a relic of America's racist past, and like the Confederate flag, it should be relegated to museums and history books"
Well of course, you know because we force people to watch it. Bet dollars to donuts that 90% of the people bitching about it have never even watched it.
The film critic who wants it relegated is a douche anyway. "The audience at the Toronto Film Festival press screening of "Slumdog Millionaire" didn't know they were also going to get live entertainment Saturday. There'd been lots of Oscar buzz about Danny ("Trainspotting") Boyle's flick, about a poor Mumbai guy who wins a girl and becomes a national hero by going on a game show. So the screening room was packed. Soon after the lights went down, a source tells us, "a man in the audience started yelling, 'Don't touch me!' People looked around and shrugged. Ten minutes later, the voice yells again, 'I said don't touch me!'" Again, people shrugged off the disturbance. But a few minutes later, says our source, "the guy stands up in the darkness and thwacks the guy behind him with a big festival binder. He hit him so hard everybody could hear it. Everyone freaked out and turned around." The thwacker? New York Post film critic Lou Lumenick. The thwackee? Esteemed Chicago Sun-Times film critic Roger Ebert. After battling thyroid and salivary gland cancer for years, Ebert, 66, can no longer speak. "Apparently, Roger was just trying to tap Lumenick on the shoulder to signal him that he couldn't see the movie," surmises our source. "He was trying to ask him to move over a bit." Though Lumenick seemed surprised to see whom he had struck, he offered no apology, according to another source."
