Jodie Foster talks about 'The Beaver' and Mel Gibson's rants. When are we going to see this movie?

I do not wish to be in Mel Gibson’s situation. He feels he is loosing his Daughter and as a father I understand that. Something in the relationship had trigger her to leave him and for a man of his maturity to behave like he is she probably pushed the right buttoms. Look, I went thru a divorce and my ex did things to me that tested my moral values to the point that I was close to beat her up and since I was a young child I promised my self that I would never touch a woman while watchin my mother being beat up by my stepfather all I can say is that you never know what is in people’s mind or what are their problems she probably cheated with a black man hence he was mad over the phone I say again I am not free of guilt or sin to blame or talk of anybody. I just pray for Gibson, his ex and daughter to have a better life after the storm.

This technologically advanced age in which we live enables us to see deeper than is really necessary into artists’ private lives. If we had the Internet in the ’50s and ’60s and could hear, say, Anthony Perkins’ voice mail messages, would these film companies (bastions of wholesome, steadfast moral fiber that they are) (not) still be reissuing his films today? If we knew everything about the private life of Van Gogh (never mind what we do know) would his paintings still be worth tens of millions of dollars? More importantly, would they be any less inspiring, stirring, or just plain great to look at? I don’t believe I would rush to share a cab with Mel Gibson “the person”, not that it’ll ever be an issue, and I disagree strongly with those points of view of his that have been made public. I would, however, pay to see a film on the basis of his involvement alone, as I admire his immense talent and profound artistry. Art is subjective. Film companies are foolish to prevent the flow of revenue to themselves and the artists (and prevent the masses from ever being exposed to perhaps a life-defining work of art) over the shallow babblings of an over-informed public. Stop bickering and go see a movie.

To compare Lindsey Lohan to Mel Gibson is absurd. Lindsay is a mindless twit. PUH-LEASE. I could not care less what they say about Gibson. I love him..he is entertaining…I aint got to marry him..

The thing is Mel Gibson was one of Hollywoods and Americas most beloved actors until his divorce and yes meltdown. But do we throw away such talent and loyality to film making becasue he is having bad times. If so then we throw away everything whenever times get bad. I for one have had bad times and any of you not have bad times in your life. Give the man a chance to redeemed himself. His movies have had major impacts on my life and I dare anyone who is a seriuos movie goer to say they havenot on theirs. No not in life altering ways, after all they are movies, but like in the Man without a Face; what a lifes lesson that was that I showed to my 8th grade students on tolerance. Or Dying Young I think it was about lost long love. And the Patriot that was pretty history accurate and Braveheart what a film. So yes we can throw him away or allow him to get his life back on track and contiue to provide us with great films and performances.

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