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According to box office mojo, the receipts for Moore's movie were down 40% yesterday compared to last Friday. What makes this even more interesting is that it is playing in 1725 theaters this weekend compared to 868 theaters last weekend.

Heh. That was predictable, wasn't it?

I only hope for his sake that turd Moore is not playing hanky panky with the F-911 numbers. From Enron to Tyco to Newsday, we are seeing the wages of accounting fraud. I'd really hate to see Moore and the Weinsteins get nailed for corporate and accounting fraud (sbicker).

What saturates Moore's every move----his self-promoting public statements and the contents of his so-called "documentaries"----is a sense that he is driven by his ego and that he is convinced of his own superiority. Moore and only Moore's views must prevail; all other opinions simply cannot be tolerated.

One has the feeling Moore is constantly seeking revenge on the world ---- maybe because the corpulent wannabe can't even begin to compete as an intellectual, to secure the allegiance of American minds to his spurious causes. Neither can Moore compete as a sexed-up dreamboat. That must rankle him the most. You keep wondering---was this troll able to get a date for the senior prom?

Moore is little more than a divider and rumor-monger. His films are notorious for their lack of authenticity and for Moore's willingness to tweak the truth to come up with a saleable product. That he has been successful---by Follywood standards--- shows the efficacy of being a divider and rumor-monger.

If nothing else, Moore is a role model and a powerful reminder of the wisest of Biblical proscriptions against these practices.

I only hope for his sake that turd Moore is not playing hanky panky with the F-911 numbers.

The POS is advertising F-911 on Yahho opposite the article of the beheading of the Marine as the "The #1 Movie in America".

Even though it is now July 3, Yahoo is helping him out by keeping the Box Office tally frozen on 27 June even though Spiderman-2 took in $40.4 million on its first day.