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Very good and got me all angry and stuff
Possibly the most shocking piece was that news presenter covering the shooting of the 6 year old girl. Being Mr Sensitive and the moment he finished laughs about needing hairspray.
Shocking comparison with Canada and America as well, Canada looks a cool place.
And Charlton Heston... moron.
Still... it's nice to know there are some people out there that think like me. Very cool that they got Wal-mart to stop selling ammunition... rock.
Very good and got me all angry and stuff
Possibly the most shocking piece was that news presenter covering the shooting of the 6 year old girl. Being Mr Sensitive and the moment he finished laughs about needing hairspray.
Shocking comparison with Canada and America as well, Canada looks a cool place.
And Charlton Heston... moron.
Still... it's nice to know there are some people out there that think like me. Very cool that they got Wal-mart to stop selling ammunition... rock.
Still, a top film which really made me think and question the filth I'm fed by the media/government etc.
Apart from that, it was pretty harrowing....especially the CCTV footage in the school. I read a transcript once of a call made to police by a librarian - it's awful to read just because you can tell how scared they were.
In other news - CHARLTON HESTON ROCKS IN THE OMEGA MAN.
http://www.hardylaw.net/Truth_About_Bowling.html
> Of course Michael Moore doesn't neccessarily feel the need to tell the
> truth in his 'documentary'...
>
> http://www.hardylaw.net/Truth_About_Bowling.html
Nor does he feel the same need in any of his work, he's playing his fans just as much as the latest pop band does to theirs, except he convinces his fans they're the clever ones. The guy didn't even make it through college.
> El Blokey wrote:
> Of course Michael Moore doesn't neccessarily feel the need to tell
> the
> truth in his 'documentary'...
>
> http://www.hardylaw.net/Truth_About_Bowling.html
>
> Nor does he feel the same need in any of his work, he's playing his
> fans just as much as the latest pop band does to theirs, except he
> convinces his fans they're the clever ones. The guy didn't even make
> it through college.
That's no way to pass off his findings as false though, you can't argue some of the facts presented in the movie. And besides, from the stuff I read on the link above, most of it is just direction quibbles, like him filming a bit to a 'ghost' Heston for a reaction shot, standard film fare. Makes interesting readin though.