Carville: Winning Is Everything, Stupid 2024 123movies

Watch: Carville: Winning Is Everything, Stupid 2024 123movies, Full Movie Online – Set during the 2024 election, CARVILLE follows Democratic consultant James Carville as he navigates the current cultural and political landscape and delves into his famous, bi-partisan marriage to Republican strategist, Mary Matalin..
Plot: From masterminding Bill Clinton’s 1992 presidential win to his insurgent role in the 2024 race, Democratic strategist James Carville has been one of the most influential forces in modern political history. The “Ragin’ Cajun” looks back at his unlikely career and 30-year marriage to Republican consultant Mary Matalin. Featuring interviews with Bill Clinton, George Stephanopoulos and more.
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A Good Doc But Too Much Feeding James’ Dogs; Needed More on Winning
The subtitle of this documentary is “It’s About Winning, Stupid!”, a paraphrase of his famous line “It’s the Economy, Stupid!” which became a tag for the Bill Clinton campaign of 1992. But I felt that too much of the doc showed him feeding his dogs, walking his dogs, making lunch, and not enough about how he won campaign victories. The doc should have been more about the “winning” and less of the common domestic chores we all share. Sometimes I felt like the doc seemed like “It’s About His Dogs and Luggage, Stupid!”

Towards the beginning, we see Bill Clinton about to undergo an interview for the documentary. The first question is “What did you see in James Carville to hire him as your campaign manager?” (paraphrased). Great question, but just before Clinton is about to answer the doc cuts to something else! I really wanted to hear that answer, and it was probably the main reason I wanted to see this documentary! The doc to its discredit never returns to Bill’s answer to the question. They return to Bill Clinton only once who answers what seems to be a different question. If that answer was the answer, I missed it.

I also wanted to hear much more about Carville’s first big success when he helped Bob Casey win the gubernatorial race in Pennsylvania but it was only touched upon. How did he do it, what was his strategy? How did Casey find him? Instead we learn he didn’t have enough money to fly to Pennsylvania from New Orleans when he was being considered. But what about details concerning the campaign itself? It then just ran through his later wins without any details.

The segment on the Bill Clinton campaign was a bit more fleshed out, showing how he and his team came up with “change or more of the same”, “it’s the economy, stupid”, and “don’t forget health care”. But again I wanted much more development. I still didn’t get a sense of how the campaign used these slogans to turn them into votes. They interviewed some people from the campaign, well and good, but again I needed a lot more about how they did it.

Probably the strongest part of the doc concerned Carville beginning to have doubts about Joe Biden’s reelection. They have an ongoing timeline from late Spring, about May, 2024, through the horrid debate between Biden and Trump to Biden’s resignation from his own reelection. But many other things needed a lot more coverage.

Way too much of this doc showed Carville with his dogs, walking around hotels, packing up and walking with his luggage. What about the juicier stuff? They showed some of these things already, and it seems we didn’t get to see enough of the material which really matters: how he won these campaigns!

There were moments when I started fast-forwarding the mundane stuff, trying to get to the meatier stuff, no pun intended. If it’s only an hour, the doc should use screen time for the items which really matter. In my view a missed opportunity that could have been a great documentary but only merely good.

It’s About the Campaigns, Stupid! No one would care about his dogs or his lunch if he hadn’t had a very savvy campaign manager.

A Good Doc But Too Much Feeding James’ Dogs; Needed More on Winning
The subtitle of this documentary is “It’s About Winning, Stupid!”, a paraphrase of his famous line “It’s the Economy, Stupid!” which became a tag for the Bill Clinton campaign of 1992. But I felt that too much of the doc showed him feeding his dogs, walking his dogs, making lunch, and not enough about how he won campaign victories. The doc should have been more about the “winning” and less of the common domestic chores we all share. Sometimes I felt like the doc seemed like “It’s About His Dogs and Luggage, Stupid!”

Towards the beginning, we see Bill Clinton about to undergo an interview for the documentary. The first question is “What did you see in James Carville to hire him as your campaign manager?” (paraphrased). Great question, but just before Clinton is about to answer the doc cuts to something else! I really wanted to hear that answer, and it was probably the main reason I wanted to see this documentary! The doc to its discredit never returns to Bill’s answer to the question. They return to Bill Clinton only once who answers what seems to be a different question. If that answer was the answer, I missed it.

I also wanted to hear much more about Carville’s first big success when he helped Bob Casey win the gubernatorial race in Pennsylvania but it was only touched upon. How did he do it, what was his strategy? How did Casey find him? Instead we learn he didn’t have enough money to fly to Pennsylvania from New Orleans when he was being considered. But what about details concerning the campaign itself? It then just ran through his later wins without any details.

The segment on the Bill Clinton campaign was a bit more fleshed out, showing how he and his team came up with “change or more of the same”, “it’s the economy, stupid”, and “don’t forget health care”. But again I wanted much more development. I still didn’t get a sense of how the campaign used these slogans to turn them into votes. They interviewed some people from the campaign, well and good, but again I needed a lot more about how they did it.

Probably the strongest part of the doc concerned Carville beginning to have doubts about Joe Biden’s reelection. They have an ongoing timeline from late Spring, about May, 2024, through the horrid debate between Biden and Trump to Biden’s resignation from his own reelection. But many other things needed a lot more coverage.

Way too much of this doc showed Carville with his dogs, walking around hotels, packing up and walking with his luggage. What about the juicier stuff? They showed some of these things already, and it seems we didn’t get to see enough of the material which really matters: how he won these campaigns!

There were moments when I started fast-forwarding the mundane stuff, trying to get to the meatier stuff, no pun intended. If it’s only an hour, the doc should use screen time for the items which really matter. In my view a missed opportunity that could have been a great documentary but only merely good.

It’s About the Campaigns, Stupid! No one would care about his dogs or his lunch if he hadn’t had a very savvy campaign manager.

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Genre Documentary, Biography, History
Director Matt Tyrnauer
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Actors James Carville, Mary Matalin, Al Hunt
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