So, have YOU seen "Fahrenheit 9/11"?

[Agathon]

You don't have any facts DD; at least none which can convince the majority of the world's population.

You can pick at the edges of Moore's film if you like, but the main thrust is basically true: Bush took you for saps and only the commie-hippy-pinko traitors were smart enough to see through it and predict with reasonable degrees of accuracy what actually came to pass. And it ain't over yet...

[MrFun]

@ Harry

hmm . . . . .

fair enough

[Harry Tuttle]

Originally posted by MrFun
damn it -- did Harry just disappear before answering my question

Nope, just taking my time and making a clear statement for the enjoyment of everyone.

[DinoDoc]

/me decides he'd rather talk to che & TEF (if he can get past the rather annoying hero worship) than debate with a moron.

[MrFun]

DD -- some liberals worship Moore while some conservatives worship Reagan's legacy, or now, President Bush.

the merry-go-round goes round and round . . . . .

[MrFun]

Originally posted by Harry Tuttle


Nope, just taking my time and making a clear statement for the enjoyment of everyone.

ok

[DinoDoc]

I haven't even seen the movie and I've already seen proven allegations of conversation butchered in the editting room and Moore playing fast and loose with the facts on several other points from sources that can hardly be described as right wing. I don't really see the justification for the vitriol being heaped at the people who suggest Moore might not be a paragon of truth and virtue.

[Lawrence of Arabia]

oh, you mean the truth that you wanna hear?

[DRoseDARs]

Well then why read about the movie when you can see it for yourself and come to your own, well-informed decision based on first-hand experience DD?

[Drake Tungsten]

I still can't believe some of you are so willing to shell out your hard-earned cash to watch propaganda. Shouldn't Moore being paying us to watch this movie, or at the very least making it free to see?

[Lawrence of Arabia]

why who he want to see it? it might make him think.

[Lawrence of Arabia]

TEXAS:
How'd the film go over in the heart of Bush country? One viewer writes in:
Mr. Moore:
I'm sorry I have no pictures for you, but I felt it necessary to deliver some good news. I live in Collin County, Texas, which is the Plano/North Dallas area. Collin County was once dubbed "possibly the most Republican county in the country" by The Dallas Morning News. This morning I attended the first screening of Fahrenheit at the Angelika Theatre in Plano and although I arrived early, the showing was almost sold out. The movie truly was a roller coaster of emotions moving so quickly on several occasions from humorous Mr. Bush moments, to reactions of people about 9/11 or images of injured Iraqis, and American soldiers. By the end of the movie you received a standing ovation for your film.


Also, I wanted to thank you for making your film not only for the message and entertainment, but for restoring my hope in the future of this nation. Prior to this movie, although I would like to see a Democrat in the White House in January, I felt it was nothing more than a lovely dream. Now, judging by the reaction your film received in Bush Country, Texas, I can only imagine what it did in states not quite as heavily leaning to the Right. Fahrenheit 9/11 restored my faith in the possibility of avoiding another four years of "Dubya"!
Signed, D.C.

[DinoDoc]

Originally posted by Lawrence of Arabia
oh, you mean the truth that you wanna hear?

No, I mean the one that is backed up by facts and doesn't need a cutting room floor to get by.

[SpencerH]

Hopefully such suggestable people wont see Dokument vom Reichsparteitag 1934 .

[DinoDoc]

Originally posted by DRoseDARs
Well then why read about the movie when you can see it for yourself and come to your own, well-informed decision based on first-hand experience DD?

2 reasons:

1) It's no where near me.
2) If I wish to subject myself to propaganda, I'll stick with America's Army because it's both free and entertaining.