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Hud (1963), starring Paul Newman, Melvyn Douglas, and Patricia Neal, needs to be in this roster too.  At the heart of Conservative Philosophy lies the strength of a man's character and how that character influences others.  Hud, played by Newman, is a man who's completely selfish in a way that liberals are.  He doesn't care about anyone but himself, and his own ego, and he gives no restraint to his appetites.  He doesn't give a damn about anything, because to him the world is full of excrement.  And that sooner or later, you're going to have to swim in that muck like everybody else.  A great line is said that "The look of the country changes by the people we admire."  As you watch this film, things get progressively worse for the ranch that Hud lives on, part and parcel because of his own crass behavior.  Hud's willingness both to pass bad beef off onto his neighbors and take the ranch out from his old father indicates the sourness of his character.  A brilliant film about human character.--[[User:Wayfinder|Wayfinder]] 22:28, 3 November 2011 (EDT)
 
Hud (1963), starring Paul Newman, Melvyn Douglas, and Patricia Neal, needs to be in this roster too.  At the heart of Conservative Philosophy lies the strength of a man's character and how that character influences others.  Hud, played by Newman, is a man who's completely selfish in a way that liberals are.  He doesn't care about anyone but himself, and his own ego, and he gives no restraint to his appetites.  He doesn't give a damn about anything, because to him the world is full of excrement.  And that sooner or later, you're going to have to swim in that muck like everybody else.  A great line is said that "The look of the country changes by the people we admire."  As you watch this film, things get progressively worse for the ranch that Hud lives on, part and parcel because of his own crass behavior.  Hud's willingness both to pass bad beef off onto his neighbors and take the ranch out from his old father indicates the sourness of his character.  A brilliant film about human character.--[[User:Wayfinder|Wayfinder]] 22:28, 3 November 2011 (EDT)
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== Leaving Las Vegas ==
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While clearly not originally intended to portray a conservative message, I feel that one strongly comes across in the film. Semi-autobiographical story of an alcoholic writer who loses everything because of his drinking and continues to spiral until it eventually costs him his life. opinions? [[User:Fnarrow|Fnarrow]] 11:07, 6 April 2013 (EDT)
    
== The Blind Side ==
 
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