It’s been a little over a week since Killers of The Flower Moon premiered, and so far, the movie has lived up to its billing.
Outside of the contrarians who say it’s too long, too woke, or too non-woke, the film has received widespread praise, with many like our own Louis Fowler praising it as a grand filmmaking achievement and a shoo-in for trophies and salutations come awards season.
Despite the film’s near-universal acclaim – and the fact that it’s the largest production to ever be filmed in Oklahoma, an M.I.O. treasure that will likely never be exceeded in our lifetimes – Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt has failed to promote or even acknowledge the film’s existence on social media.
Kind of odd, huh?
You’d think such a pro-business Governor who always goes out of his way to promote business achievements would be proud that a highly visible and mightily successful movie was filmed in his state under his watch.
But instead of social media updates lauding the success of the movie that dramatizes the Osage Reign of Terror – a dark era in our state’s history where hundreds of Osage were murdered for their oil riches – Stitt is instead focusing on things like…