To: mrustow
It's a movie. It's not an actual murder (which I believe euthanasia is, for all the FReeper busybodies). Saying one's against this movie for that is like the libs who think "feeling" something about an issue is equivalent to actually doing something about it. Same thing here.
See it, don't see it, no one else cares. But judge it as a movie, not as a pro-euthanasia screed, because if it were that there would be no drama in the decision--if he's doing something the movie's point of view says is a good, right thing, why is it shown as a dramatic decision?
"My dear, it's only a movie. Don't take it too seriously."--Alfred Hitchcock
10 posted on
02/18/2005 1:42:04 PM PST by
Darkwolf377
("Drowning someone...I wouldn't have a part in that."--Teddy K)
To: Darkwolf377
Amen. A voice of sanity...
To: Darkwolf377
"My dear, it's only a movie. Don't take it too seriously."--Alfred Hitchcock Hummm...I wonder haw many people who will read this and say "yah, you uptight busybodies need to get a life" were so level headed when it came to discussing Fahrenheit 911?
28 posted on
02/18/2005 2:10:38 PM PST by
conservonator
(Blank by popular demand)
To: Darkwolf377
But judge it as a movie, not as a pro-euthanasia screed, because if it were that there would be no drama in the decision--if he's doing something the movie's point of view says is a good, right thing, why is it shown as a dramatic decision? HUH??? I'm just hoping you didn't do Film Studies in college. In any case, check out Propaganda in Nazi Germany for a thoughtful commentary on the role of films, some of them technically brilliant (and DRAMATIC) in shaping the consciousness of the Third Reich.
To: Darkwolf377
It's a movie. It's not an actual murder (which I believe euthanasia is, for all the FReeper busybodies). Saying one's against this movie for that is like the libs who think "feeling" something about an issue is equivalent to actually doing something about it. Same thing here. See it, don't see it, no one else cares. But judge it as a movie, not as a pro-euthanasia screed, because if it were that there would be no drama in the decision--if he's doing something the movie's point of view says is a good, right thing, why is it shown as a dramatic decision?
"My dear, it's only a movie. Don't take it too seriously."--Alfred Hitchcock
These people hate movies. Heck, they don't even go to the movies or rent them. They just listen to Michael Medved, and scream bloody murder, when he tells them to. He hates movies too, but at least he watches them, before condemning them. But you're being much too subtle for them.
63 posted on
02/18/2005 4:19:45 PM PST by
mrustow
("And when Moses saw the golden calf, he shouted out to the heavens, 'Jesus, Mary, and Joseph!'")
To: Darkwolf377
The prune-face crowd here can't stand to even hear about something they don't agree with.
100 posted on
02/18/2005 6:48:10 PM PST by
Hildy
( To work is to dance, to live is to worship, to breathe is to love.)
To: Darkwolf377
I couldn't agree with you more. Thanks for the sanity.
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106 posted on
02/18/2005 8:24:13 PM PST by
Lando Lincoln
(How many liberals does it take to win a war?)
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