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i dont put it up there as one of the best movies ever... but i must admit i still enjoy it everytime i see it...
if you havent seen it i would still give it a watch..
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QuoteJust found this, thought it might be of interest:
Originally posted by: GundarkHunterBe careful who you quote as "the truth." Fox News is hardly as "fair and balanced" as you would like to believe. As for the whole voting registration system, what kind of idiotic system allows you to register your affiliation with a particular party? Kind of takes the anonymity out of the whole democratic process, doesn't it?
59 Deceits of F-9/11
I'm still in the process of reading it.
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Originally posted by: ricarleite
Titanic is like Rocky. It's pure crap
you've too far Ricarleite! I feel it is my duty as a philly area native to inform that Rocky is a great movie. It is the story of a man wishing to prove to himself and others that he is just not another bum from the street, not just another nobody. It is the Ultimate underdog story. He showed even though he didn't win the fight he was still a winner. It is also a romance story between Rocky and Adrian. It is bar none the best boxing movie ever made. If you ask me Stalone gave the performance of his career(I'll agree that is not saying much for Stalone is not a great actor). It has a great score as well. It's Oscar is definitely well deserved. comparing Titanic to Rocky is like comparing a hamburger to Prime Rib. Say what you will about the sequels(they stink), but the first one is a classic. And if you insult it again, I may just have do more to you than slap you with a fish.
*Warbler starts preparing for action by punching dead meat hanging in a meat locker and cracking its ribs.............*
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Originally posted by: GundarkHunter
For the record, I consider myself to be a moderate conservative, and look on Fahrenheit 9/11 as a continuation of Moore's argument in Bowling for Columbine, which is that the United States has systematically developed a culture of fear, a position you will find that many moderate conservatives agree with.
That's what I got out of Bowling For Columbine when I finally saw it last week. The differences between the US and Canada were unsettling. It really frustrated me to be an American and realizing yet again that, as loudly as I raise my cries against the way the system is these days, not enough others were cry out as well, so my odds of seeing change are so slim.
Currently Reading: Shatterpoint, by Matthew Stover
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Originally posted by: Bossk
5, with Stallone working on writing a sixth. Ideally it will never get past the writing stage.
I agree, they should have stopped at one.
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Originally posted by: Galahad_Skywalker
That's what I got out of Bowling For Columbine when I finally saw it last week. The differences between the US and Canada were unsettling. It really frustrated me to be an American and realizing yet again that, as loudly as I raise my cries against the way the system is these days, not enough others were cry out as well, so my odds of seeing change are so slim.
what changes would you like to see?
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Princess Leia: I happen to like nice men.
Han Solo: I'm a nice man.
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"Not 'til you're 12, son."
Princess Leia: I happen to like nice men.
Han Solo: I'm a nice man.
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Princess Leia: I happen to like nice men.
Han Solo: I'm a nice man.
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one was really tough so the had to cup up my gums really bad... anyway... i was put on pills that were a higher dosage recommended and i remember watching that movie on TV....
i must say it was the scariest thing i have ever seen in my life... lol
i guess you had to grow up with it as a kid or just not be all hopped up..
lol
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QuoteIndeed. What about the enlargement process??
Originally posted by: Warbler
I like that idea but somthing worse needs to happen to him than just getting shrunken.
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About the movie - or at least about what I've seen: well, Moore could have approached the stealing of the election more, so that people who hasn't read "stupid white people", or people who dosen't know about it can understand what happened. He should have shown a little bit more of the reconstruction of Iraq plot, and the whole history of Halliburton during the Gulf War. Oh well.
By the way, here's my small view of things that have happened sorrounding the whole middle east situation in the past ~20 years. I am not making this up, as you all know it to be true. And I'd like to see any conservatives here trying to convince me that being a liberal is being evil (btw I don't consider me a liberal, I'm more like an anarchist evangelist wannabe):
Hey, do you guys remember what the Iran-Contras thing was all about? Well, there was this war between Saddan and the Ayatolah (cant spell that), and for some reason the US sold weapons for both sides. Why? Oh, and not only weapons such as rifles or pistols, there were chemical weapons involved too. And inocent people died, and rich people in the US got richer, and then Reagan said "I don't remember" about 50 times when asked about it, but hey, it was the 80s, and people were more concerned with issues like He-Man and Alf.
Oh, and the Bin Ladin family, and some good saudi arabia investors were investing big money on the people who run the country now, and guess what? Those same investors, such as the Bin Ladens, are using some secret weapon called fundemantalism to wash their young peoples minds, so they hijack airplanes and crash it into buildings, and they explode themselves into trains, and into american troops. At the same time, on the other side of the ocean, the powerful people running the country (called Lockheed, Carlyle, Halliburton...) are using some secret weapon called Fox News to wash their young peoples minds, so they go to countries they can't spell the names of, and kill some people and liberate them, so they could build some oil pipes, and gasedute pipes, and all that stuff.
Hmn, wait a minute. So why is america so rich? Why are you people working so hard everyday of your lifes? So you can have some money for yourselves, so you can all buy Alf and He-man DVD sets and be nostalgic about the 80s, and at the same time, pay some taxes. Now, 450 million people all paying taxes every single day, that generates a whole lot of money, and it's all being used to protect the country from the other brain-washed people, the evil doers, who are being controled by the people who invest get their investment money on the companies who protect you... Wheeh, that was complicated, wasn't it?
Ok, so basically: america wants you all to work and generate all that money that the government will collect and give to companies that are going to rebuild Iraq and profit from terrorism and wars. And all those billions of dollars are going to the people who generate the wars: your government, and the "evil doers". Am I wrong?
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Btw I don't think He-man and Alf are out on DVD yet, and I'm sure that not everyone is saving money just to buy them. They weren't that good.
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