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Untitled Michael Moore Film (currently 2054 views)
dogglebe
Posted: June 14th, 2009, 10:40am
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You also have to realize that Moore is going to do a humorous slant on this topic (atleast that's what the trailer says). So, he'll be retelling all the jokes that we've been hearing on the late night talk shows these last two years.
I personally think Moore was on the money with "Bowling for Columbine". I particularly thought he had a strong thesis for that film, but I will admit: he did do his usual cinematic trickery and also veered off in some rather crazy directions at certain points. However, I still think his overall point was valid and made for a compelling subject.
I was kinda hoping Moore would go out with the Bush administration but I guess not. Politics aside, I don't see how anyone can stand to look at this troll's ugly mug for 2 hours. Whatever sass or style he once had has been swapped in favor of preachiness. I doubt this new trailer is a good indicator of what the film will actually be like, especially considering how misleading the trailers for Fahrenheit 9/11 were. He had a few jokes here and there but they didn't take anything away from the fact of how joyless that one was.
I am tired if the left wing tearing this country apart! I am a right wing extremist I WAS a registered Independent, I swithed to Republican so I could vote in the primaries because of how bad the democratic side has gotten.
"Bowling..." was a horrible documentary that used cute antics to mask it's true agenda. Gun-Control.
"Farenheit..." was a complete mess full of bullshit, doctored articles and lies. It's so bad, there are films debunking it.
Look, neither side of the battle is perfect. But Moore is so far out there in left field that it scares me how many people like the guy and his movies.
I liked "sicko". In fact, I baught the DVD. And usually I don't like Moore (I also have "manufacturing dissent" but it's really quite stupid. The filmmakers hoped to make moore look bad but ended up saying more about themselves...)