Michael Moore is working on a sequel for Fahrenheit 911....

bowling for columbine is ok.

for fahrenhiet 9/11 he might as well play an 8 hour loop of him saying "don't vote bush, he's not nice". it would have been more effective and less tedious.

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Originally Posted by j2k4

If we were so inspired, we could use any of his stuff as weapons, but on whom?

If we're preaching to our choir, we have no need, and anyone twisted enough to eat his BS without smelling it first is certainly not a candidate for reconstruction.

It's the ones who watch and then attempt to separate the wheat from the chaff that I worry about.

What a useless and time-consuming exercise that must be. :blink:

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well if i've got nothing else to do :snooty:

Could have made those prisoners in Iraq watch it, maybe.

I take it that would cruel and unusual though.


Haven't watched Fahrenheit 9/11 myself. Bowling for Columbine was good for a laugh, but that's it.

Wasn't fahrenheit 411 a book and a film.

About book burning as I recall.

Perhaps Ray Bradbury.

But that might all be pish.

He (Michael Moore) was good in Team America.

@JP: I think you got the number wrong, but yeah, a book by Bradbury about a "fireman" named Guy Montag whose occupation was bookburning.


Fahrenheit 451.
A Milestone in Dystopian literature.

Just checked, it was 451.

i still haven't worked out which political way that film swings :blink:

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Originally Posted by JPaul

Just checked, it was 451.

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The temperature at which paper starts burning or somesuch.

ive just thought up a conspiracy theory.

michael moore is a republican. i reckon bowling for columbine persuaded more against clinton than fahrenhiet 11/9 did against bush