Today I watched Farenheit 9/11 for the first time.

[JR]

Originally Posted by Winetalk.com

JR, only reading the critique without the original is the way to a moral salvation.

considering the endless hype and discussion surrounding the movie and knowing micheal moore's history, i don't think one has to see it to have an opinion about it. moore's efforts are nothing if not consistent.

i saw it in the theater. no surprises. just the usuall soviet trick on not boldly lying, but only presenting 1/2 the truth and 1/2 the story, pretending its the entire story. probably why you could appreciate it

and NO ONE watched it without having a strong opinion BEFORE going into the theater so its pretty silly to even debate it's merits or faults at all

[Winetalk.com]

Originally Posted by JR

and NO ONE watched it without having a strong opinion BEFORE going into the theater so its pretty silly to even debate it's merits or faults at all

double wrong:
1) I haven't watched it in the theater
2) I had no strong pre-concieved opinion

I find Ashcroft singing as fascinating, and if you don't like music,
there is nothing I can do about that.
I also find it amazing him to be picked up as AG after he lost elective public office to a dead man.