For the second time this year Steven Spielberg has dropped a big film project.
In January, he indefinitely halted progress on the sci-fi movie “Robopocalypse,” and now, Deadline.com reports, he has announced he will no longer direct “American Sniper,” the film adaptation of Navy SEAL Chris Kyle’s autobiography starring Bradley Cooper.
Spielberg’s tentativeness is nothing new. The legendary director spent 11 years getting “Lincoln” into shape before committing to it.
It’s impossible to predict in these early and volatile days what sort of relationship will develop between the Jewish state and the multi-headed coalition that may now rule Syria.
An Iranian solution exists for the warmongering Mullahs’ regime.
Perhaps he believes that pointing a finger at the Jews will divert Muslim rage from the Vatican.
An alarming number of states have failed because they don’t have what only Israel has: A founding document that holds the state together around the shared ideals of freedom and individual rights.
Thank goodness someone with a heavy hand is about to take the wheel in the White House. It will be an adjustment for most Americans who grew accustomed to the much lighter touch of lightweights.
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