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Post by nastia on Oct 3, 2004 5:39:11 GMT -5
have you seen this movie? what you think about it?
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Post by Bradley on Oct 3, 2004 8:47:36 GMT -5
This film could have been really good. Instead the viewer ends up watching an hour of people crying about loved ones. More embarrasing than anything else really. I don't like feeling like someone is trying to make me feel a certain way, if you get what I mean. Moore didn't go far enough into the actually unconstitutional actions of this disgraceful government. The problem is he is aiming his work at a mainstream audience. The intellects already know Bush is not very nice, so it comes off as a very simple argument, more of a starting place for those less informed than anything to interest those who follow politics closely already.
I thought Bowling for Columbine was better. His forte really is humour but he didn't use any in Farenheit at all, so I was quite disappointed. It was an easy movie to make. Basic as fuck, but I didn't regret going to see it or anything.
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Post by MercurySolo on Oct 4, 2004 11:29:17 GMT -5
MICHAEL MOOR IS A LIER!!!!!!!! HOW DARE HE TALK BAD OF OUR PRESIDENT APPOINTED BY THE LORD JESUS CHRIST!!!!!!!!! MAY AN ARMIE OF CRAZED OOMPALOOMPAS JUMP OFF HIS TUMMY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111
nah, just kidding. Haven't seen it yet, so I figured I'd make fun of other assholes who get all judgemental without seeing it either. Basically, I think that Michael Moore and Rush Limbaugh are on such opposite sides of the spectrum that if the spectrum were based on a circle and not a line, they'd be right next to eachother. That's what happens when passion is put in front of the issues. I'll still watch the movie though.
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Post by Bradley on Oct 6, 2004 14:57:43 GMT -5
Basically, I think that Michael Moore and Rush Limbaugh are on such opposite sides of the spectrum that if the spectrum were based on a circle and not a line, they'd be right next to eachother. Good point. I think "The Spectrum" has been revised to be Horse-Shoe, so that you have your fascists VERY near your Reds, but not exactly with each over. So therefore the most unlike each other would surely be Socialists and Neo-Conservatives (Think of the horse-shoe in your mind) But in no way is Michael Moore any where near extreme. Anyway.
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Post by CoKeS on Oct 7, 2004 20:32:37 GMT -5
I saw the movie and I thought that Moore made some great points, but I didnt really think it was that great of a movie because Im not big on politics.
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