Re: FAIRENHEIT 9/11 REVIEW
I will defintiely see it. I've enjoyed other Moore films, like Roger and Me, and Bowling for Columbine.<br /><br />While economists could reasonably argue about his conclusions in Roger and Me, certainly people in and around Flint Mi. could not argue that there was a serious problem at the time...<br /><br />And while people could argue about his conclusions in Bowling for Columbine, why is it that America has a far higher firearm homicide rate than any other "civilized" country?<br /><br />These are all serious questions that cannot be brushed away simply because they are politically unpopular. Does he have all the answers? Of course not. But at least he raises the questions, which is more than anyone else has done.<br /><br />As far as his new film, I am looking forward to seeing it. While I am sure that he will not have all the answers in this either, he will likely raise some very interesting questions.<br /><br />And as far as intellectual dishonesty, It can't possibly be as intellectually dishonest as the barrage of Bush reelection commercials we have been inundated with recently.
I will defintiely see it. I've enjoyed other Moore films, like Roger and Me, and Bowling for Columbine.<br /><br />While economists could reasonably argue about his conclusions in Roger and Me, certainly people in and around Flint Mi. could not argue that there was a serious problem at the time...<br /><br />And while people could argue about his conclusions in Bowling for Columbine, why is it that America has a far higher firearm homicide rate than any other "civilized" country?<br /><br />These are all serious questions that cannot be brushed away simply because they are politically unpopular. Does he have all the answers? Of course not. But at least he raises the questions, which is more than anyone else has done.<br /><br />As far as his new film, I am looking forward to seeing it. While I am sure that he will not have all the answers in this either, he will likely raise some very interesting questions.<br /><br />And as far as intellectual dishonesty, It can't possibly be as intellectually dishonest as the barrage of Bush reelection commercials we have been inundated with recently.