But with all the talk about that country's nuclear military threat, the constant use of the Ahmadinejad-is-Hitler analogy, the calls for American support for a democratic Iran, and the anti-Iran mood on Capitol Hill, the media and the public, it's not surprising that many in Washington are feeling a sense of déjà vu, that we've seen that movie, and that it, well, bombed.
Grindhouse may well bomb in British cinemas.
An invasion across the frontier (the sort of incursion that Turkish forces make so freely into northern Iraq) is unlikely, but the Turkish air force could well bomb suspected PKK camps in northern Syria or the Beqaa valley.
If Iran is not sane, not containable and not able to be reason with, then we might as well bomb and invade them tomorrow because, clearly, there is no negotiating with "crazy" people.
The play is pretty well bomb-proof, and it's helped by the presence of Cush Jumbo as Nora, who displays steely delicacy on her journey from macaroon-munching flibbertigibbet to serious young woman who realises she has been living a lie.
They've got a small pitch and they play it perfectly well, bomb [kick high] into the corners and make it extremely difficult for you to get out," said Harris.
He compared it to Mitt Romney in 2012, who polled well but bombed at the voting booth.
Libya, far from being the war that went well, was bombed to "protect civilians" with the result that 30,000 died and thousands more remain in prison reportedly being tortured by the regime Nato installed.
"Throughout the experience, you are trying, as much as possible, to give them the feeling of "whatever I want, I get" – of being in control and of being gratified, as well as bombed with love".
He was implicated in propping up violent right-wing regimes in South America as well as bombing Cambodia.
If Ed gets in and enacts his brutal diktat about letting people afford to live in houses, Boris wrote, we may as well just bomb London flat.
