To: Duke Nukum
I have the same questions. It's a depressing movie. It's boring. I mean, it's 2 hours of moore trashing America and guns. I've heard democrats talk before. What was the appeal?
6 posted on
09/02/2003 12:48:31 AM PDT by
Monty22
To: Monty22
Thanks for the sanity check, Monty.
I wanted to be positve so when my friend asked me what I thought I Bowling, I said: I liked the South Park clip.
The thing I hated most about the DVD is the clock didn't count backwards on my DVD player. I started listening to Moore's intro but it was smarmy and self-serving and I didn't know how long it went on for.
So, I just started the movie and payed as much attention as I could. I wasn't even sure what he was talking about a lot of the time.
He was talking about the murder rate and I couldn't tell if he meant all murders or just those involving a gun.
Then the whole "Wonderful World" montage, what was the point of that? He listed how many people the U.S. supposidly killed but didn't talk about American casulties. And there was no historical context. Like the U.S. just goes around looking for poor countries to invade for no reason.
Why is Moore even living in the States? The French gave him a 16 minute standing-O, why doesn't he go become a snail eating, Rainbow Warrior sinking, unbathed Frenchie?
How come we never hear about the French sinking a hippie ship?
7 posted on
09/02/2003 1:03:07 AM PDT by
Duke Nukum
([T]he only true mystery is that our very lives are governed by dead people.)
To: Monty22
It's like the Al Franken book. There's no pretense of intellectualism. The Left will get its 3 minutes' hate any way they can get it.
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