Review of Thank You for Smoking (2005) by Dannielle A — 27 Jun 2010
A fresh perspective on the smoking debate. I especially liked Eckhart, who showed how someone can live with the fact that the product you buttress is directly responsibly for millions of lives. Eckhart takes on the cause of the "beleaguered" corporations who need a voice of their own.
I'm not too sympathetic to them, but Mr. Naylor presents a surprisingly persuasive case. Only snag for me was Cameron Bright's role as Nick Naylor's son, Joey. The performance felt somewhat stilted to me.
This review of Thank You for Smoking (2005) was written by Dannielle A on 27 Jun 2010.
Thank You for Smoking has generally received very positive reviews.
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