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Michael Moore's Farenheit 9/11
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I visited the cinema to watch Michael Moore's Farenheit 9/11 a few weeks back, and was thoroughly impressed by his observations, political comment and general tact for turning politics into a participating concept for all to enjoy. I thought that it was the dog's bollocks.
So...I was so impressed by his cinematic style that I decided to purchase the Farenheit 9/11 DVD on Monday expecting the same show I had seen in the cinema previously. Not at all. It's even more explicit with added scenes to add to the sense of anger coming from the troops themselves, the ordinary Iraqi people and the complete incompetence of the US administration.
As you can probably see, I'm a bit of a Moore fan. I enjoy his polemics and I enjoy his humour.
What do you think
Michael Moore
So...I was so impressed by his cinematic style that I decided to purchase the Farenheit 9/11 DVD on Monday expecting the same show I had seen in the cinema previously. Not at all. It's even more explicit with added scenes to add to the sense of anger coming from the troops themselves, the ordinary Iraqi people and the complete incompetence of the US administration.
As you can probably see, I'm a bit of a Moore fan. I enjoy his polemics and I enjoy his humour.
What do you think
Michael Moore
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I was genuinely moved at some of the scenes and felt that some of it was done in a tasteful (for want of a better word) way and it is a well put together film.
However, when watching/reading something to do with Micheal Moore, you have to keep your mind opena nd bear in mind that whatever he says, there is another side to it equally convincing.
But the first bit about the rigged election really made me angry to wards Bush and his administration.
You should seek it out
But why is it that the 'other side' aren't as convincing as Moore?
Also, if Moore were telling lies...why haven't the neocons found a way around about it to sue his sorry ass?
Well, I guess that makes 20 000 001 now. I haven't seen any - are you here to debate politics or to victimise newbies?
We should be told.
It does say in the Boards guide to do a search before starting a thread to see if it's already been covered or if you have anything original to say. I started one when I arrive, there was another thread at the time that turned to it, one started a month or so after that. It's been done to death, and a search would have shown that very quickly.
I'm already waiting for you to tell me to 'shut up' for the fifth time here Fiend...what are you afraid of?
Do you have a problem with Michael Moore's 9/11 Farenheit perhaps?
Right, so you havn't searched and read the other threads. Fucking troll.
Search for the thread.
Leave the poor newbie alone.
I haven't seen Fahrenheit 9/11 yet either. Nor Supersize Me, despite wanting to see both. I may put the DVD on my Christmas list.
you keep attacking all the newbs. (pmt?)
It's not like we didn't spend ages writing them or anything, way back when :mad:
Farenheit 9/11 was shite, IMHO. I had very high hopes after reading the book, but the film was bobbins.
Ordinarily I would, but really, when someone's being a cheeky shit and making assumptions like that I'm not in the mood for playing nice. If they want to know what I think I've told them I've posted exhaustivly on the subject. I'd love it if there were something new to talk about, but so far, there's jack shit.
I've been saying it for years.
My mates spent ages writing that Good Manners Guide- they might as well have not fucking bothered.
Well, you could search for it and find out
So the newbie should have searched. Say it once, then leave the thread if you have nothing further to say.
Incidentally, as I understand it the largest one was created by me, so you could read that.
Are you saying that you 'read the book' before watching the film Kermit
Do keep up
Dude, Where's My Country? and Fahrenheit 9/11 said exactly the same things, and often in the same order.
The film was quite lame, but only because I knew it all and agreed with it all already.
You truly are t3h observant.