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	Amazon.com: Bulworth: Video: Kimberly Deauna Adams,Vinny Argiro,Sean Astin,Kirk Baltz,Ernie Lee Banks,Amiri ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		This new freedom turns Bulworth on and he spews the ugly truth about politics: he tells mass media they are as corrupt as insurance companies; lambastes a fl church for not having leaders; and riles the Jewish power elite of Hollywood.
		BULWORTH is a public confession : Warren Beatty confesses to the world that he has always lied, that politics are made of this.
		Jay Bulworth is a man who's willing to speak his mind, truly support humane and democratic progressive ideals, and be offensive to BOTH conservatives and many liberals.
	www.amazon.com /Bulworth-Kimberly-Deauna-Adams/dp/6305265623 (2126 words)

	Bulworth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bulworth, his kookiness coming out again, confirms that it is indeed not a joke, and that if he's not dead in two days, the assassination payment will be canceled.
		Bulworth shows up and disregards all manners, telling them their films stink despite the large budgets and that he's only speaking to them because "my guys always put the big Jews on my list." Murphy is incredulous at his boss's self destruction while CNN can't believe the soundbytes they're getting.
		Bulworth shows up to a debate against his primary foe and proceeds to drink booze while on TV, telling everyone that the debate is pointless.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bulworth (2306 words)

	Halle Berry: Bulworth - Movie
		BULWORTH is the sort of movie that makes you wish that all politicians were human rather than ideological automatons.
		Bulworth is ostensibly Warren Beatty's brave political satire in which a conservative senator suddenly starts liberally voicing those opinions that the rest of us are supposed to be thinking but are afraid to say.
		Jay Bulworth is a man who's willing to speak his mind, truly support humane and democratic progressive ideals, and be offensive to BOTH conservatives and many liberals.
	www.superiorpics.com /halle_berry/movie/1998_bulworth.html (1020 words)

	All-Reviews.com Movie/Video Review: Bulworth
		Bulworth is a daring film from Warren Beatty, a film maker whose politics have always been left of centre and whose long career has been driven by his very personal choice of projects.
		Bulworth also finds romance with the fiery, beautiful and intelligent Nina (Halle Berry, from Executive Decision, etc), who hails from LA's fl ghettos and the opposite end of the political spectrum.
		However, Bulworth is nowhere near as clever, biting or as credible as those two films, and at times is something of an undisciplined mess.
	all-reviews.com /videos/bulworth-6.htm (555 words)

	Salon Entertainment \| "Bulworth"
		Bulworth works up a full head of steam when he notices that the anchor is getting signals to cut the interview short.
		He tosses in subplots about the suicidal Bulworth hiring a hit man to bump him off and a love story that never goes anywhere between Bulworth and a young fl woman (Halle Berry, whose smoldering eyes promise to match Beatty's anger if only she were given a real role to play).
		Neither Beatty nor Bulworth can see that this guy, who justifies using kids to run crack by saying he's giving them a chance to make money when they can't get an education in their lousy public schools, is the logical extension of Huey: empowerment as the rationale for one more strutting hustler.
	www.salon.com /ent/movies/reviews/1998/05/cov_15review.html (1853 words)

	Bulworth, directed by Warren Beatty, written by Warren Beatty and Jeremy Pikser - A little of John Reed, after all
		In a television appearance, that climaxes Bulworth's political odyssey, he rails against the inequality of rich and poor, against the lack of decent jobs, against the present health care system, against the system's efforts to divide fls and whites.
		Bulworth and Nina are a little distant in some of their "intimate," one-on-one scenes.
		It is possible to say that Bulworth, in that sense, emerges from a certain tradition, filmmaking with a social conscience, a tradition that has not been entirely obliterated by the conglomerates that dominate Hollywood and indeed, under present conditions, may find a new lease on life.
	wsws.org /arts/1998/may1998/bul-m27.shtml (1458 words)

	CNN - Review: 'Bulworth' worth the hype - May 14, 1998
		Beatty is the producer, writer, director and star of the new political comedy "Bulworth." The last time he tried that combination, in 1981, it was a little movie called "Reds" which won him an Academy Award for Best Director.
		Love it or hate it, "Bulworth" is going to get people's attention and start a lot of passionate debate on the way home from the multiplex.
		Beatty is an unabashed liberal Democrat in the spirit of Bobby Kennedy and Hubert Humphrey, and in "Bulworth" he uses comedy to blast both the Republican and Democratic Parties, the media, racial stereotypes and the political process in general.
	www.cnn.com /SHOWBIZ/9805/14/review.bulworth (868 words)

	EI > DVD > Bulworth (1998)
		In a fit of despair before his oncoming re-election campaign, Bulworth puts a contract out on himself and takes the opportunity to be bluntly honest with his voters.
		Amid the chaos, Bulworth falls for Nina (Halle Berry), a street-wise girl from South Central, and becomes keen to the urban flavor.
		Though his freestyle rhyming and snapping insults are absolutely brilliant in the first half of the film, Bulworth’s “white guy trying to be hip” shtick becomes tiresome in the latter half, eventually dragging the entire film down with it.
	www.einsiders.com /reviews/dvd/bulworth.php (454 words)

	Cranky Critic® Movie Reviews: Bulworth
		But Bulworth is an amazing and couched-in-comedy attack on double talk and two faced-ness at almost every level of American life, from the men in suits who have their hands in the pockets of the politicians to the drug dealers in the ghetto hiding behind children.
		Beatty's Bulworth has just lost his literal shirt by shorting pork bellies in a rising market; poor, poor stupid, greedy white man. Tool of the insurance lobby that he is, Bulworth first arranges for a very large life insurance policy, courtesy lobbyist Graham Crockett (Paul Sorvino), and then arranges for his own murder.
		Cranky doesn't necessarily buy rap music as a metaphor for the voice of the people, which is what the script infers, but it does serve the comedic purpose to make whitebread look dumb and thus hide the political message.
	www.crankycritic.com /archive98/bulworth.html (591 words)

	Bulworth
		Having seen the movie Bulworth, it is actually not difficult to see why Warren Beatty would treat Morricone's score so badly because, beautiful though the music is, the film didn't really need it.
		Despite the protestations of his campaign team, Bulworth develops a new found enthusiasm for life and his work, finds a new girlfriend in the shape of activist Halle Berry, and continues his tirade extolling the virtues of free speaking and honesty.
		This second CD of Bulworth music fulfils the same purpose as that one scene, giving us the opportunity to hear the music as it was initially conceived by Morricone, and allowing score fans to appreciate his vast talents.
	www.moviemusicuk.us /bulworcd.htm (906 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Bulworth [1999]: DVD: Warren Beatty,Halle Berry,Don Cheadle,Oliver Platt,Paul Sorvino,Jack Warden,Isaiah ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		BULWORTH is a public confession : Warren Beatty confesses to the world that he has always lied, that politics are made of this.
		In my opinion, BULWORTH deserves to be considered as the best american movie of 1998 for his critical vision of a society looking for a lost ideal.
		Warren Beatty plays senator Bulworth, but life is no longer meaningful to him, so he sets off on a "truthful" campaign and to have a good time in the process, much to the disbelief of his aides and opponents.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Bulworth-Warren-Beatty/dp/B00005UWMN (1643 words)

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		Sick to death of his political rhetoric ("we stand at the doorstep of a new millennium"), Bulworth (Beatty) has a nervous breakdown and plots self-assassination.
		Bulworth is recharged by her realness and street-tough attitude.
		It is inevitable that Bulworth's rushed, insane honesty (accompanied by Cypress Hill's "Insane in the Membrane") will lead to his downfall.
	www.wweek.com /html/bulworth051398.html (787 words)

	All-Reviews.com Movie/Video Review: Bulworth
		The outrageous remarks Bulworth makes to his potential voters are very funny, and also somewhat true.
		Bulworth is a film with many advantages, and few flaws.
		In fact, there's very little against Bulworth, except for the language which is very heavy, but then again it should be expected.
	all-reviews.com /videos/bulworth-5.htm (553 words)

	Chicago Reader Movie Review
		It only goes to show the risks you run when you try to make a movie that tells the truth politically and then limit this "truth" to a series of sound bites; sooner or later that form of TV abbreviation is going to bite you back.
		More precisely, Bulworth is about a Democratic senator from California (Beatty), up for reelection in 1996, who is having a nervous breakdown, takes out a contract on himself, and then finds himself blurting out the truth instead of the usual packaged lies during his campaign.
		Beatty describes Bulworth as a "tragic farce," and probably the reason he makes it tragic is that he can't figure out any other way of resolving his shotgun marriage between current Democratic lies and the truths he'd like to replace them with.
	www.chireader.com /movies/archives/1998/0598/05228.html (888 words)

	Bulworth (1998) - MovieWeb
		In the midst of a nervous breakdown, Bulworth arranges his own suicide by hiring a hit man to assassinate him during the final campaign weekend - after making a deal with a corrupt lobbyist for a lot of life insurance to benefit his daughter.
		But Bulworth's self-planned assassination yields two unexpected dividends: the freedom to speak honestly and a meeting with Nina, a beautiful, intelligent African American woman who has been raised by 60's activists.
		With new enthusiasm to live, Bulworth must now somehow stop the "hit" he has put out on himself...A "tragic-farce," BULWORTH takes a comedic look at race and class in the United States, campaign finance, and the power of big money and media in America.
	movieweb.com /movie/bulworth/index.html (236 words)

	Rob Waring: Bulworth
		In the film, Senator Jay Bulworth (Beatty), an old guard liberal running for reelection, is so disgusted with what he has become that he obtains a ten million dollar life insurance payable to his daughter and hires a hit man to kill him.
		After his reformation, Senator Bulworth has many profound and troubling comments on the sorry state of the present attitude of most politicians towards racial and economic inequality.
		Senator Bulworth mostly comes across as a raving lunatic, and thus his observant ramblings are likely to be perceived by many as more reminiscent of Richard Pryor rather than Huey Newton.
	www.usfca.edu /pj/articles/bulworth.htm (530 words)

	Amazon.ca: Bulworth (Widescreen): DVD: Halle Berry,Kimberly Deauna Adams,Vinny Argiro,Sean Astin,Kirk Baltz,Ernie Lee ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		This new freedom turns Bulworth on and he spews the ugly truth about politics: he tells mass media they are as corrupt as insurance companies; lambastes a fl church for not having leaders; and riles the Jewish power elite of Hollywood.
		Warren Beatty is excellent in his role as senator Bulworth and Oliver Platt is a riot as Bulworth's campaign manager.
		"Bulworth" really is a good movie that expresses freedom of speech and crosses the boundary of unity within other cultures.
	www.amazon.ca /Bulworth-Widescreen-Halle-Berry/dp/6305297142 (2078 words)

	BMN Review: Bulworth (1997)
		Since Bulworth knows that he has little time left in his life, he decides to tell the truth in politics to the public.
		Bulworth goes to a African-American church and explains on why their community isn't getting any powerful support.
		BULWORTH is a very racial movie, it's just that too many people are either too blind or dumb to realize it.
	www.hit-n-run.com /cgi/read_review.cgi?review=06628_mccartney (630 words)

	Movie Info for Bulworth on MSN Movies
		Despondent California Sen. Jay Bulworth (Beatty), up for re-election, is disillusioned by the usual campaign banalities; his marriage to Constance (Christine Baranski) seems equally hollow.
		Drinking during a return to Los Angeles, Bulworth is scheduled to speak at an African-American church in South Central L.A. Once there, he tosses aside his prepared speech, startling both the audience and his campaign manager Murphy (Oliver Platt) by improvising truthful remarks instead of the familiar rhetoric.
		Bulworth finds an exhilaration with this new freestyle approach, and after shocking a gathering in Beverly Hills with further fulminations, Bulworth invites Nina and her girlfriends into his limo.
	entertainment.msn.com /movies/movie.aspx?m=63152 (395 words)

	Bulworth movie Review at The Z Review UK movie review
		Bulworth, written, directed, and starring Warren Beatty, may be a lot of things.
		Bulworth is facinated by one of the women in particular, played by Halle Berry, who helps him out when he suddenly fears the hitman.
		Network and Bulworth both are concerned with madness in the political/social arena, and the characters of Howard Beale and Jay Bulworth are oddly similar in that their mad ranting turn out to be the sorts of things the general populace finds refreshing to hear.
	www.thezreview.co.uk /reviews/b/bulworth.htm (868 words)

	Bulworth Movie Review by Anthony Leong
		On his supposed last day of life, Bulworth goes about his normal routine of electioneering, though he sports a more irreverent and relaxed attitude towards the proceedings, without a care for what he does or what he says.
		Beatty is dynamic as Senator Bulworth, who deftly manages the Senator's transition from indifferent moderate to passionate visionary (and he's not a bad rapper, either).
		"Bulworth" is a great piece of political satire, achieving a greater level of comic energy than "Wag the Dog" and "Primary Colors" combined.
	users.aol.com /aleong1631/bulworth.html (867 words)

	Bulworth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		A surprisingly entertaining political comedy that features a funny and magnetic Beatty as the discouraged politician Bulworth, who has organized his own assassination but, after a three day bender of not sleeping, decides that he wants to live after all.
		Bulworth's broadsides aren't nearly as shocking as they're supposed to be
		Everyone in the film is a cardboard prop for Beatty to lay it into them with his political clichés.
	www.rottentomatoes.com /m/bulworth (493 words)

	eBay - DVD: Bulworth (UPC: 086162051135) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		In this case, Bulworth -- Senator Jay Billington Bulworth, to be precise (played by Warren Beatty, who also wrote and directed the film) -- starts out the movie as a typical sleazy politician, one for whom any idealism he may have once possessed has long since been annihilated by the...
		In the movie Bulworth becomes troubled by who he is, his campaign, and the general state of affairs.
		The sight of her beauty ignites the flame of change in the soul of Bulworth, who is engaged in a campaign for reelection as a Californian Senator.
	product.ebay.com /Bulworth_UPC_086162051135_W0QQfvcsZ1177QQsoprZ3273497 (1181 words)

	Bulworth - Education - Information - Educational Resources - Encyclopedia - Music
		Bulworth was released in 1998 starring Warren Beatty and Halle Berry.
		After his episode Bulworth can only tell the truth and, since he has nothing left to live for, begins an unorthadox campaign rapping and pointing out how little the people really matter to everyday politicians.
		Bulworth then takes off in the polls and decides to live.
	education.music.us /B/Bulworth.htm (498 words)

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