Oliver Stone is at it again.

[url]http://opinionjournal.com/taste/?id=95001594[/url]

An excerpt:
"Like most Stone movies, "The Day Reagan Was Shot" begins with a faithful dramatic representation of the main event: in this case, the March 1981 shooting of Ronald Reagan by John Hinckley. Thereafter, as the scene shifts to the White House, the fictional account begins.

How do I know it is fictional? Because I was there. Oh, and I had a tape recorder."

I saw part of that nonsense.
It was really funny, actually.
Was it supposed to be serious?

Yea! I love reading articles that slap Stone and his version of "history" around.

Aside from Platoon, who can say if [b]anything[/b] Oliver Stone does is meant to be serious?