Brewers in row over film Flight Flight, which has opened in America, is a movie that will put anyone off both flying and drinking. Although the story lets itself down with a pat and sappy ending, Denzel Washington turns in an Oscar-worthy performance as an alcoholic airline pilot who loves to get utterly, hopelessly, leglessly smashed on cocaine, vodka and beer. Consequently he is shown downing huge amounts of Stolichnaya, Smirnoff and Absolut vodkas and Budweiser beer, much to the chagrin of Budweiser brewer Anheuser-Busch. Instead of being pleased that the movie demonstrates the strength of a Budweiser, the brewer has complained to Paramount Pictures asking it to remove the famous Budweiser logo when the movie is released on DVD and TV "We would never condone the misuse of our products and have a long history of promoting responsible drinking," said Anheuser-Busch vice president Rob McCarthy pompously. Paramount has refused to comment and many think Anheuser-Busch's complaints will do the brewer more harm than good - they'd have been better off keeping quiet.