Did you know that not one movie has been made about the terrorists since 9/11; nothing on al Qaeda, the Taliban, Daniel Pearl, Saddam Hussein, the USS Cole, the embassy attacks, the daring and impressive attempts to track down terrorists. Nothing. Not even a movie about heroic action after 9/11—the firemen who ran upstairs to their deaths to save others in the twin towers, the people who drove all night from Texas and the South to help New Yorkers cope with the disaster." On the other hand, there is a steady stream of anti-administration material emerging from Hollywood. Even the brilliant George Lucas appears to be riding the anti-Bush wagon. Last May, at the Cannes film festival, a natural breeding ground for excitedly anti-American prose, Lucas apparently said that his final Star Wars movie, featuring the rise of Darth Vader and the sinister empire, is a wake-up call to Americans about the erosion of freedoms under President Bush.