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8/10. The linguistic gymnastics are absolutely exhilarating; it seems a formidable knowledge base is essential for the debate profession. Employing the perspective of a "villain" not only preempts the potential for excessive preaching often associated with politically correct subjects, but also remarkably imbues the sharp, cynical commentary with the wholesome objective of setting a positive paternal example for his son. Truly magical. @2014-06-04 01:55:25

The most formidable people are those who make their living with their words.

A satirically clever film on the art of spin.

Logically sound, with a solid script and top-notch satire, the film champions the idea that "I don't need to prove I'm right, I just need to prove you're wrong." A classic film about sophistry, it uses the issue of cigarettes and health to explore freedom and morality. Interestingly, despite the subject matter being cigarettes, the film doesn't feature a single smoking scene. @2017-08-25 00:44:38

I know smoking is wrong, but it's my job. Failing to convince you to smoke is my failure.

"Nick Naylor's devilish charm and quick wit make him a compelling anti-hero in Thank You for Smoking, a dark comedy that lampoons the tobacco industry. As a shrewd spin-doctor, he orchestrates a public relations dance to sway public opinion in favor of Big Tobacco, all while navigating the complexities of being a role model for his young son. Aaron Eckhart shines in this biting satire, bringing a depth and humor to a character that is both despicable and likable, making for a wildly entertaining and thought-provoking ride."