Oliver Stone does not shirk from controversy. After lobbing political fireballs with the films "Salvador" (1986) and "Platoon" (1986), he shot down the Warren Commission report with "JFK" (1991). His biopic "Nixon" (1995) explored the tortured soul of the president perhaps best remembered for declaring "I am not a crook." More recently, his "W." sketched out the oedipal drama in which Bush 43 embarked on a quest for the presidency as a means of exacting revenge on his godlike father. Now the...
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