W. Teaser Movie Poster

Get ready! AICN has the official teaser poster for Oliver Stone’s George W. Bush biopic W.

  • Reason
    Brolin is really flattering the Dubya, I gotta say. Perhaps one of the Space Chimps would've been more appropriate?
  • Harrison and Steve
    "W" shouldve been filmed in 2005, when Don Adams was alive.
  • Vobe
    wow. you relly sense the feel of this movie now.
  • Eric
    I ACTUALLY have to say that I want to see this film. Wow. It is looking good
  • B
    You gotta admit, between this, those "Saw" posters, the "Tyler Perry" movie posters (not accounting for the actual film) Lionsgate has one kickass graphic design department.
  • Steve
    I have to agree with eric. this movie looks like it's gonna be pretty funny. I also like the timing for the release.
  • Steelo
    It's gonna be filmed in a way that's going to leave the viewer to decide what they believe. It's exhibited in the design as well. That's daring as hell and to that I give props. And yes the timing of release is on point.
  • IE
    I wonder how long this movie is. JFK was like 3 hours and should have been trimmed to 2.
  • Eddie
    The poster is good, but I'm not sure about this movie. I was expecting something dramatic like JFK. There's a lot of lies, deceit and whatnot that I'm sure Stone could have run rampant with. I'm a little disappointed so far.
  • Bob
    In the long run it would have been better for Stone to do a true to the facts expose on "W". Instead, this film is such a broadly comic, over-the-top "hit piece" that no one on either side will take any of it seriously.
  • raptor
    @Bob-Because 1 trailer is the same as an entire movie
  • Arch Stanton
    I'm not sure who that's supposed to be in that poster.

    Most boring poster ever, though. If that's what they were going for, congrats.
  • snowballa
    @arch stanton,

    i'm going to assume you're kidding. please don't tell me you're that dense.

    brilliant poster.
  • jimbo stewart
    Pretty on the nose if you ask me... And not in a good way.
  • Jake
    Meh
  • reason
    im sorry in no way shape or form does this movie look any good
    bush is so last year, LAST 8 years yeah!
  • Palmer
    I could care less about a movie based on Bush.
  • Sergemeister
    Has anyone here ever seen the movie CONSPIRACY THEORY with Mel Gibson and Julia Roberts? There's a scene where he starts talking about Oliver Stone being the spokes-person for the government. This movie makes me wonder if that's true... thoughts?
  • Gentlemen
    god your liberal bullshit is so thick its sickening, it must be so fun thinking your awesome for bashing him like everyone wants you to, lemmings.
  • TheDaftPunk
    Demonize/Satirize the man who is desperately trying to defend our country against enemies both foreign and domestic. He looks like a monkey, and John McCain is old. Substance. I second your opinion, Gentlemen.
  • Andrew
    It will be interesting to see how this movie does at the box office, regardless of how it treats the subject matter. Will Bush fatigue, and the overwhelmingly negative feelings keep people away, or drive them to the theater hoping for the hit-piece-to-end-all-hit-pieces?

    I have a feeling it will bomb (no pun intended). Now if it was released all "Rocky Horror" and people were encouraged to throw things at the screen, it would probably do quite well. That is assuming the same distribution market as "Rocky".

    If Oliver Stone has successfully made a political Rorschach test, I'll take back every bad thing I've ever said about him as a filmmaker. But I doubt this movie is going to be that sophisticated.
  • JFK
    @ Gntleman,

    There is nothing conservative about conservatives anymore. Republican's had a 6 year majority in the Senate and House and a President who lied to the American people to make them afraid (whilst protecting them from terror) so he could mumble whatever cocka-me-me trype Karl Rove and Dick Chaney and their oil, war lined pockets could think of. The dollar has declined in value 40% since 2001 under their rule. Free trade is dead. Deregulation failed. Our country and economy are in the shitter and you berate your fellow Americans (what a patriot you are) for venting their frustrations on the internet. You have no substance.
  • John Case
    This movie, whether it bashes Bush unfairly or not, is a small price to pay for having kept the Democrats out of the White House the last 8 years. And, since Obama is unelectable, we'll likely keep it for another 8 years. The party that loses should at least have appealing movies to watch.
  • 790
    Gentleman & Daft punk it must be heartbreaking to see your Captain America as a laughing stock.

    And ppl want proof of mind control.
  • John Case
    790, it must be pleasant to get this movie as the booby prize for your party losing the White House to the likes of George Bush, and poised to lose it again in November. Mind control, indeed.
  • Donkey Punch
    Bashing Bush makes you a lemming? No, it makes you a human being with some sense of right and wrong. Anyone who supports the Republicans is motivated either by greed or by hatred (or both).
  • Sergemeister
    I'm neither liberal or democrat, but I'm also unemployed because the country is in a recession. I have a Bachelors degree, 8 years of experience doing what I do and when I left the service I had no job waiting for me. My job went overseas, and I, as a true red-blooded American that fought in both Afghanistan and Iraq while a Marine with MWSS-371, stayed here. The fact is, when a democrat (Clinton) was in office there was a $236 Billion dollar SURPLUS as opposed to the current $9.5+ Trillion dollar deficit that there is now thanks to republican (Bush) spending.

    For all of you crying about who is right or wrong, the numbers, the facts speak for themselves. How are Veterans homeless in a country that no more than 7 years ago claimed to be Patriotic beyond a shadow of a doubt?!? Remember the aftermath of Sept. 11th? How everyone was a Patriot? Where are those Patriots now? You don't see them! Democrat or Republican, they have all gone to fight their little shouting matches at the local news outlets, CNN and Fox News.

    Ask a service member that was in the military while Clinton was President of the United States and they will tell you that Peace-Keeping missions and diligent training was a good respite from war. People during those years didn't lose their homes to foreclosures as much as they are now. People didn't complain that gas prices were too high as much as they do now. People, especially veterans weren't left unnoticed on street corners begging for money.

    This isn't about blue or red, right or left, dem or rep. This is about America and how well it's doing. As I look about today I feel ashamed that our country as a whole acts the way that it does. I'm not a Republican or a Democrat I am a Constitutionalist.
  • John Case
    Bush bashers generally parrot, unthinkingly, fabricated propaganda. They have been in many ways brainwashed, just like many of Clinton bashers. It doesn't really matter, however, since Bush still won, and, more importantly, it keeps them focused on the wrong target. As long as they sling their nonsense at Bush, McCain gets a free ride. Keep it up. And thanks Oliver.
  • John Case
    Sorry, Sergemeister, blaming Bush for your job loss (sorry) is like blaming your children for your bald spot. There is no causal connection. Period. Likewise, Clinton had nothing to do with the surplus. Just ask all the people that lost their money when the dotcom bubble burst. Constitutionalist, eh? You don't sound like it. Bitter propagandist? Absolutely.
  • Gentlemen
    Agreed. These people are blind. Let's go ahead and trust someone in the office with next to no experience.
  • John Case
    We don't have to worry about who they will trust. Obama, in his attempt to triangulate with voters, is already adopting most of John McCain's positions, from telco immunity to offshore drilling. This will both alienate and suppress his base and reveal McCain to be the more authentic candidate and a leader. McCain has a virtual lock on the White House.
  • 790
    Ha J, Case, you make me laugh.
    You assume I'm a bitter democrat when I'm niether. Both parties are two masks on one face.
    Your the one that's under control and believes in the illiusion of choice.
    Mc Cain and Obama are a major strand in the web of deceit.

    Don't even think about it John. I'm way above your rush limbaugh school of excellence. Mega Dittos pal.
  • John Case
    I don't assume you to be anything other than a propagandist. I doubt you really know which candidate comes closest to your well-buried views on the issues. Politics in the United States has left the issues long behind. It's a sport now, with people rooting for uniforms. That would include you.
  • Gentlemen
    Wow, your a bitter person, ordering people around like you have any right.
  • TheDaftPunk
    790, You're completely right. It is heartbreaking. It's heartbreaking that nobody has any of their own opinions and they jump on the liberal bandwagon. It's heartbreaking that anti-Americans are a dime a dozen these days. It's heartbreaking to see everyone slander and destroy the only one who stands to fight true evil. But I'm just glad I don't live in fear every single day of my life, because I can sleep easy knowing the Patriot Act is doing it's job.
  • John Case
    Look at the aftermath of 9/11. Not a single attack on US soil or on US interests outside of Iraq. Had this happened under a Democrat's watch, the same folks would give him (or her) credit for it. Because it happened under Bush's watch, he can't possibly get credit. It's such transparent silliness. No rational person, of course, could deny Bush all credit for the absence of such attacks.
  • 7th Son
    George Bush is one of the greatest presidents our country has ever had. I mean, he's a cowboy, what more could you ask for? Going after those who commit injustice in the world. Anyone who looks at how he has handled his administration can see that he is trying to be responsible with what he is able to obtain. I think Bush should be give a medal for how awesome he is.
  • Gentlemen
    In more or less words 7th, yes.
  • 7th Son
    Hell yeah. They should make a movie about bush that actually shows his strengths instead of his weaknesses. Maybe people would learn something they didn't already know. I mean, the media is so liberal that they never talk about his accomplishments.
  • Tobi
    /fipineapplem?

    And yep, I'm looking forward to this, should be interesting...
  • Sergemeister
    John Chase,

    Voltaire once said "disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it." I agree 100% with this, I have, and will continue do the same for you and any other American at the drop of a hat. The facts are the facts, my friend and during the Clinton Era people were generally happier despite the dotcom bubble bursting, In what I recall was 2000, riding the coat-tails of Clintons Presidency.

    Here is my retort to your statement about me;

    I never said that my not having a job was Bush's fault. I said it was the fault of the recession that we're in. If you want to follow the doctrine of these people to claim to be representatives of this country, all the while being leaders and advocates to the whims of foreign nations, be my guest. I completely agree with 790. I believe that most followers are fairly ignorant and have a similar view of candidates and people in office as the one expressed by 7th son.

    As far as me being bitter and a propagandist, I will admit that I am bitter, and if you had read my entire post you would know exactly why. I think I am allowed to be bitter. I am not, however, a propagandist. I don't care for either party and don't spout progaganda to assist any faction in this. I am a Constitutionalist and very proud of it. It's the facts that seem to weigh, financially, against Democrats and it's a fact that I'm willing to concede with. I believe in Constitutional government as this country was at the beginning and should be now.
  • TheDaftPunk
    "I never said that my not having a job was Bush’s fault. I said it was the fault of the recession that we’re in."

    "The fact is, when a democrat (Clinton) was in office there was a $236 Billion dollar SURPLUS as opposed to the current $9.5+ Trillion dollar deficit that there is now thanks to republican (Bush) spending."

    A+B=C
    A= "I said it was the fault of the recession that we’re in." B= "$9.5+ Trillion dollar deficit that there is now thanks to republican (Bush) spending." C= Bush

    ....
  • 790
    I just gotta say this ......
    John Case your a f#*king r3t&rd. Your beyond help my man. Your insults to Sergemeister are offensive at the least. Take your Neo con ass and f ooff.
    You and your ilk make me ashamed to be in the same country. Idiot !!!

    And Daft Punk, it is your duty as an American to question your government. Do your homework !!!!!
    You make me sick with your blind faith and your blind obdience.
  • 7th Son
    sergmiester go gobble your pap pap's doddle
  • Sergemeister
    Yeah i fail. I'm going to go an hero to the sounds of the greatest band of all time: Good Charolatte.
  • 7th Son
    I win.
  • 790
    Dudes. I just had a revelation. I like men! I'm off to have gay sex with my many male partners!
  • Sergemeister
    Nice 7th. Use my name to write something I would never say. Nice misspelling of the band name also. Props.
  • 7th Son
    Oh yeah, because they deserve to have their name spelled correctly. gg fag.
  • Gentlemen
    agreed, epic fail.
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