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timepiececlock ([personal profile] timepiececlock) wrote2004-06-28 07:04 pm

Fahrenheit 9/11 or My President Is An Asshat, evil too.

Let's just say though I had both positive and negative views of it, there was a lot more that I agreed with than I objected to.

Also, a group started clapping in the back of the theater when the young veteran talked about changing parties once he gets back home. And the theater cheered and clapped at the end. It was almost full, for a 4pm showing on a Monday afternoon.

[identity profile] donna-c-punk.livejournal.com 2004-06-28 09:52 pm (UTC)(link)
At the end, the entire theatre applauded when I saw it too. There, and when Moore VO'd the bit about Missourians preferring a dead man over Ashcroft. tee hee.

[identity profile] mrthursday.livejournal.com 2004-06-29 07:57 am (UTC)(link)

Just think of the money that film/documentary/propoganda (I insert that one in there for any reading right wingers)is going to make in Europe. We ALL hate Bush!
I'm off to see it when it gets released here, especially after the hatchet job the Times worte on it (must be good if Murdoch hates it)
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[identity profile] rashaka.livejournal.com 2004-06-29 08:32 am (UTC)(link)
Our newspaper didn't like it much either. Said it was sloppy and stuff. But who pays attention to structure in a documentary? You care about what it says not if it's particularly organized.