Forget "Fahrenheit 9/11." Disney, which didn't want to release the controversial nonfiction film because it deemed it too partisan, has another political movie about to be released. In fact, M. Night Shyamalan's "The Village" could turn out to be more anti-Bush and more controversial than "Fahrenheit" simply on an artistic level.snip In the case of "The Village," when the cover-up is suggested, it's all you can do not to laugh out knowingly, because the message of the film seems so clear. It's almost as if Shyamalan is saying that the woods — called the "Coventry Woods" here — are the...