Michael Moore's new movie?

[beaker]

I have no interest in seeing the film, mainly due to the fact
that he treid to do a documentary that was littered with
untruthes... He got a poor reception at some movie award
ceremony for it. If it has misleading information in it, then
don't pass it off as fact.

The title is also a rip off of the book "Farenheit 451" which was
about censorship.

Take it for what you will...

-MLJ

Yeah you know, because we need to swear by out Fuher in command Bush and not see this film Moore actually went to great lengths to make sure F 9/11 was as factual as possible...for everyone that says its a bunch of lies, I guess its like saying the holocaust didnt happen.

Now then, I urge everyone to go see this. It is truly one of th emost powerful films Ive ever seen, even more powerful than Pasison of Christ.
This movie really left me shaken, and enlightened...tho I pretty much knew a lot of what was going on.

Also I gotta laugh at Eisner, that lame-o for trying to block this film. Its their financial loss though.

 

[Crazy Harry]

I have no interest in seeing the film, mainly due to the fact
that he treid to do a documentary that was littered with
untruthes... He got a poor reception at some movie award
ceremony for it. If it has misleading information in it, then
don't pass it off as fact.

The title is also a rip off of the book "Farenheit 451" which was
about censorship.

How is raw, unedited news futage "misleading information?"

The title is a reference. A large part of the film is about how the media will trim their films to make some people look good, much like censorship.

 

[McFraggle]

I would like to see it eventually, I agree with Janice about controversy makes people think more. The worst thing in the world is apathy.

 

[muppetintherye]

It also broke a record originally herld by "Rocky": Largest opening weekend gross by a film opening in less than 1000 theaters.