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Fahrenheit 9/11
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Posted by: SKYHN
I saw it tonight and loved it. It was funny, sad, scary and shocking. Best $8.75 I ever spent.
Anyone else?
Posted by: TotalRecall
It was done well. It shows that something is seriously wrong with the US's government, and that's the most important point.
Posted by: Chaotic
I'm planning on it soon. If you read fark, you would think the most important part is that the producer is fat.
When you can't think of anything else, call them fat, I guess.
Posted by: BooRadley
I wasn't really impressed. I mean, considering it was Mike Moore, it wasn't bad. If any of you thought the Columbine movie was as bad as I thought it was, you'll dislike this one far less. There's very little of Moore in it, and that was the biggest problem with Bowling. If all of the shots in Bowling with him in it had been edited out, it would have been way better. Also, there are actually a couple of funny things in it. Shots at GW, but at least funny shots at GW. It was definately a "don't vote for Bush" sales pitch, but it wasn't as bad as Columbine was.
There were also a few funny things in it. For example, the Pondersoa/Iraq part made me laugh.
My opinion of it is probably better than some would be, since I already think GW is a giant bag of stupid, but, factoring for that, it still wasn't as bad as Columbine. If you're one of those people who think George has done even a remotely good job in office, though, then you should probably wait for the DVD on Netflix though, because you'd definately feel gyped if you spent $6.50 on it.
I'm glad it's doing well, though. I hope it makes a lot of money to reward Lions Gate for releasing it, and to punish Mirimax for not releasing it. Lions Gate made the right decision and should benefit for doing so. I mean, welcome to a free, capitalistic society. I hope you enjoy your stay.
Posted by: Tecil
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Originally Posted by Chaotic
I'm planning on it soon. If you read fark, you would think the most important part is that the producer is fat.
When you can't think of anything else, call them fat, I guess.
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Well it's true, he is fat...
http://www.mercuryradioarts.com/site/product?pid=10047
Posted by: INeedHelp
i saw it and i liked it, i didn't like bowling for columbine though
Posted by: Ocean
i liked bowling for columbine, and i anxious to have time to see this movie. and i plan on taking every republican i can find with me. hard to find many of them around here though.
Posted by: SKYHN
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There were also a few funny things in it. For example, the Pondersoa/Iraq part made me laugh.
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That was just ROFL
"Were gonna smoke em out!"
Posted by: Bix VT
hmm...thanks for the link Tecil, I think I'll go buy that shirt! 
Posted by: Tecil
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hmm...thanks for the link Tecil, I think I'll go buy that shirt! |
I'm the lone conservative around here, that and I could really care less about politics. 
Posted by: redwench
yes, we should lynch tecil. then take his computers......
Posted by: Tecil
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Originally Posted by redwench
yes, we should lynch tecil. then take his computers......
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Pbbbbbbb
Posted by: Bix VT
careful, we conservatives are gun nuts...http://forum.presence-pc.com/images/whistle.gif
Posted by: redwench
*snatches smilie*
oh, i know, tecil owns a ton of them. but hes a cooperative lad......
and no bandwidth leeching kthxplz.
Posted by: Tecil
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Indeed
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Posted by: Bix VT
I think I've found the perfect place to ask people about which .22 rifle I should get!
Posted by: NyGulkuk
I'm a Liberal and own several guns, it isn't the law abiding that we don't want to have guns...
What kind of rifle do you want, automatic, bolt action, lever action?
Marlin makes some very nice and reasonably priced rifles.
Posted by: redwench
*reads title of thread, then reads recent posts*
*confusion reigns*
Posted by: Atlas4
*Somewhere, off in the distance, Michael Moore is reading the daily paper. Suddenly, he looks up suprised, and then his head explodes.* Never make rifts in the universe that are exostential (connotation?) quandaries.
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