If so, (obviously I didn't see the script myself) I only wonder what took them so long.

During a scene in which his wife pleads with him to help people battling AIDS, Mr. Reagan says resolutely, "They that live in sin shall die in sin" and refuses to discuss the issue further.

...Elizabeth Egloff, a playwright who wrote the final version of the script, acknowledged there was no evidence such a conversation took place.

But I'm sure Reagan "implied" it.

And I know where Reagan's inspiration for space-based defense came from, because I know who worked with him on it. It wasn't a movie, that's for sure.

And we get to see yet again the disgusting specter of liberals wrapping themselves in "freedom of speech," with their current myth that being told they are full of shit amounts to "censorship."

"With the climate that has been in America since Sept. 11, it appears, from the outside anyway, to not be quite as open a society as it used to be," [Patti] Davis said during an interview at her hotel in Montreal. "By open, I mean as free in terms of a critical atmosphere, and that sort of ugly specter of patriotism."

She added, "If this film can help create a bit more questioning in the public about the direction America has been going in since the 1970's, I guess then I think it will be doing a service."