Brian De Palma's Redacted has been stoking the flames of controversy since its first screening at the New York Film Festival. Now Fox News pundit Bill O'Reilly announced that he would never watch the movie -- but he has called for a boycott anyway. What's so upsetting to Mr. O'Reilly? Redacted is the devastating reconstruction of the rape and murder of an Iraqi girl by American soldiers in Samarra in 2006, and the title refers to the images of death and destruction that have been conspicuously absent from the news, Mr. O'Reilly's channel included.

Is Redacted a necessary confrontation with the horrifying consequences of U.S. foreign policy or treasonous anti-American propaganda? You'll be able to form your own opinion when Redacted opens tomorrow. In the meantime, here's Jürgen's review, and a video from the NYFF press conference. Previously: Redacting Redacted.

Poll: Are You Going to See Redacted?

• Yes. While the war continues, the least we can do is try to understand what's done in our names.
• Yes. I don't expect to like it, but I will see it.
• No. I'm glad De Palma made the film, but I'd rather not have to watch it.
• Never. De Palma is a traitor who is aiding and abetting the terrorists.
• I'll be picketing the theaters.
• What? I'm waiting for Beowulf in 3-D. (More on Beowulf)
• Other (use comments to explain)
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