A pretty funny thread. Thanks for the laugh, guys.

it showed that 87% of the reviewers and public liked the movie.

No it shows that 87% of the reviewers and public that saw the movie liked it.

I know what I like and what I don't like. I'm not going to waste my time and money seeing a movie I'm not going to like only to say "Yep I was right I didn't like it". I would think lots of others think this way too.

I won't be seeing the movie because I refuse to financially support MM and his political viewpoint.

enough said.

mmm Bass

oh, what Hensed said.

Moore implies in his movie that this is a war fought by minorities. Fact 70% of kia's are white.
I forget the congressman's name that Moore asks about helping enlist the son's of Congressmen and the movie shows the guy just looking at Moore. What was omitted was his answer. It was "Sure, I'll help. My nephew (it was a relative, I think nephew) shipped out yesterday". Moore's clip of Bush talking on the golf course wasn't on the war on terror like Moore implied. He was responding to a question on Palistine. The New York Times, hardly part of the vast right wing conspiracy, said the movie was inaccurate. A documentary, by defination (look it up), doesn't promote a particular point of view. It just presents facts. Moore himself admits this movie promotes a point of view. That make's it, by defination again, propaganda not documentary.

Cavallo thanks for the site.

I found these to be great:

http://slate.msn.com/id/2102772/ 

http://slate.msn.com/id/2103017/ 

I quit going to movies when Jim Carrie made $25 mil for "When Nature Calls".

You guys are boring with all the politic garble.

I'd sort of like to see the new Spiderman`

Don't forget to wear your Spiderman underwear. X

That is the underware and legos of choice in my house.