Was there anything in "Triumph of Will" that was not true either?
Posted on 07/11/2004 6:54:15 PM PDT by Chi-townChief
I am only 15 years old, but I saw ''Fahrenheit 9/11.'' I came out of the movie and thought about it. Wow, this man (President Bush) is leading our country -- how depressing! I do believe that everyone should be required to see this movie.
Another thing: Michael Moore said that if anyone did not like this movie it did not matter, because it was all fact. So I challenge you people that hated this movie, what was not true?
Sarah Mayer, Oak Forest
Let's hope this girl never finds herself in a position of authority.
A fifteen year old little kitty cat was able to see a Rated R motion picture?
At least she can't vote in the 2004 election. It seems Fata** Moore's movie appeals to younger teens. They are gullible to propaganda.
Can I be the first to bash him? With a heavy baseball bat? Please?
We can't actually expect her to go onto the internet and look for sites that bash Michael Moore for his lies, can we? After all, she's only 15. She's old enough to have an opinion, but too young for us to call her on it. BARF.
Wow, an endorsement from a 15-year-old. We all know how wise and unimpressionable they are. [/sarcasm]
The thoughts of the thoughtless can send shivers....
How 'bout the initial premise that Algore really won the election. Really smart girls shouldn't be taking candy from fat strangers.
Yep a true Democrat who has a love for the color red.
It reminds me of those anti-war rallies with 6-year-olds holding signs like "War is harmful to children and other living things..." and everyone says "Ah, that's so right. Out of the mouths of babes...."
Yeah, that's what we need...geopolitical wisdom from someone who still needs an adult to wipe his a** properly.
CHICAGOLAND PING
Sorry to say this girl is a south suburbanite.
Look, I suspect this isn't the first time the young lady has gone for the stranger with the candy. It probably won't be the last.
When I was just two years younger than this little mensa, I saw the "Chariots of the Gods" movie, narrated by Rod Serling.
I was absolutely convinced that ancient astronauts had built the pyramids, had taught the Incas to fly spaceships and would return, according to an old Aztec calender, on December 23, 2003.
In a pinch they will take who they can get.
They are up against a lot of pincher's.
Your wish is our command, little darlin':
It would be far easier to tell you what WAS true about "Fahrenheit."
You know the part at the end where it says "The End"? Yeah. That was true. All the rest is the stuff you put on roses to make them bloom longer.
The 21st Century's "The Triumph of the Will." I notice Ebert was suggesting everyone see it.
I guess, Ebert similarly would recommend "The Triumph of the Will" to all Germans in the 1930? It is one thing to study propoganda in film or history classes after the fact. It is another to suggest everyone see them during the time they can cause trouble.
But I am sure that did not concern Ebert. Afterall both "documentaries" either intensionally or unintentionally have the same goal, more dead Jews.
Was there anything in "Triumph of Will" that was not true either?
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