Starting Thanksgiving night, distributor Walt Disney Studios kicks off a campaign aimed at shifting attention from Gibson's foibles and onto his movie. Up against what the industry is calling "the Mel factor," the director will appear on a prime-time spec
Just saw the trailer of this movie on TV. It seemed that it's gonna be great and sucessfull. People won't forget the embarrasing thing he did, but I don't think it's gonna stop people to see his new upcoming movie. I definetely will see it.
