It's now time for a brand new feature: Mish's Movie Review

It's now time for a brand new feature: Mish's Movie Review. Mish Notes: There are political parts to this post. Your options are to stop reading right now, read the movie review and then stop (politics does not start until the section 'Three Questions' towards the very end), or simply ignore the politics and concentrate on the message. Sometimes it is hard to separate politics from the economy and this is one of those times. I think there is an economic message behind certain recent political numbers. I talk about those numbers towards the very end. The first movie on today's list is 'Men In Green'.We had a sneak preview of 'Men In Green' on June 5th 2006 and quite frankly I was unimpressed. Following is the actual dialog by widely acclaimed actor $BenBernanke from a critical scene in the movie:

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