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HerGhostInTheFog · 07-06-2004, 09:17 AM

I recently went to go see Farenheight 9/11. I was going to see it on the 4th, but there was way too much traffic to get ANYWHERE, so the farthest i went that day was to work and back. ANYWAYS. (sorry for the off-topic statement) I have been a fan of Michael for a while. I always have loved his informal movies and his odd sense of humor. I think Bowling for Columbine was lovely. It points out how ridiculous weapons can be. I love how he seems to care about the ignored people, and how he gets out and says something when it needs to be said. YES, FARENHEIGHT WAS ONE SIDED, BUT THE PUBLIC WAS ONE SIDED FOR A LONG TIME, ALSO. he was just contradicting the other side with "hey, not everyone thinks the war is good. Not everyone hates Iraq.I personally think that even if you disagree with him, he's hardly hurting anyone and he's using his freedom of speech right well.
-lidia

07-06-2004, 09:17 AM	#1
HerGhostInTheFog Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: California Posts: 167	Michael Moore: good or bad? I recently went to go see Farenheight 9/11. I was going to see it on the 4th, but there was way too much traffic to get ANYWHERE, so the farthest i went that day was to work and back. ANYWAYS. (sorry for the off-topic statement) I have been a fan of Michael for a while. I always have loved his informal movies and his odd sense of humor. I think Bowling for Columbine was lovely. It points out how ridiculous weapons can be. I love how he seems to care about the ignored people, and how he gets out and says something when it needs to be said. YES, FARENHEIGHT WAS ONE SIDED, BUT THE PUBLIC WAS ONE SIDED FOR A LONG TIME, ALSO. he was just contradicting the other side with "hey, not everyone thinks the war is good. Not everyone hates Iraq.I personally think that even if you disagree with him, he's hardly hurting anyone and he's using his freedom of speech right well. -lidia