[endowedbycreator]

I saw it in Boston Common, in their largest screen. The place was full, and the reaction of the people afterwards was somber, and among many resolute. Though there were some who I am sure didn't share it. But there was no conspiracy talk, no bush bashing, none of the junk we normally hear around here. I was surprised by the audience reaction, too. One of my journalist friends who saw it with me said that if every American saw it, it would ensure a Republican majority for the next 20 years. I think that there might have been at least a few who might have changed their thinking tonight. I hope so. But it definitely gave me hope to see this reaction in the bluest part of an incredibly blue state.

[warsaw44]

Just the usual nonsense in the movie theaters these days is usually enough to keep me away. I'll never forget seeing ' The Passion of the Christ ' in the Boston Common theater and having some Eurodinks cell phone ring every 10 minutes. I almost committed murder that night.

[TeleStraightShooter]

One of my journalist friends who saw it with me said that if every American saw it, it would ensure a Republican majority for the next 20 years.

I digress
While it is historically accurate and brutally honest it is also politically neutral.