He wasn’t wrong. Critics came for the film with their digital pitchforks. Twitter threads filled with outrage. Media outlets described the movie as “a love letter to conservatism” and “propaganda.” Quaid himself faced backlash for daring to humanize a president who still holds sainthood status among Republicans and is a four-letter word for many on the left.
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