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Review title: Only in Hollywood. . .
Product review: . . .could this man be treated as a hero. Honestly: did anybody ever lose money underestimating the taste of the public? Flynt was raking in the dollars with a stupid magazine which holds primitive attitudes toward women, sex and minorities. OK, fine. He has the right to do so. . .maybe an imperative in this country which treats the almighty dollar as the purpose of existence. . .and he can appeal his right to do so all the way to the Supreme Court. But is he a hero? Great. We live in an age which could use a few heroes, and Milos Forman (who I once thought a semi-great director) spends his producers' money on a flick celebrating a stupid redneck and his crazy wife. (Although I must give kudos for his casting--he found the perfect actors for the two leads. In fact, I don't think either one was 'acting' at all. Woody Harrelson and Courtney Love were made for their roles.)
