04-06-2004 20:29									#121
	Support Apolyton, buy Civilization III: Complete

Another example of a Moore hatchet job, I guess. More interested in the entertainment than the facts... documentary?

	04-06-2004 20:32									#122
	Support Apolyton, buy Call to Power 2

quote: Originally posted by Boris Godunov However, the congressman is complaining that Moore edited out his response,

Typical. Given his record, I'm sure some moron (I'm looking at you Sava) will be along to defend creative editing on Moore's part as a holy act or some such.

	04-06-2004 20:36									#123
	Support Apolyton, buy Civilization 2

quote: Originally posted by Boris Godunov However, the congressman is complaining that Moore edited out his response, which was that he would be glad to help do so, and that his own two kids were in the military, one of whom was on his way to Afghanistan. That's what Kennedy (the congressman) says, anyway.

And where did you hear this?


I'm surprised the accusations have started already, before the film's even be released. Or are we even talking about the film here, or it being edited out of the trailer?

	04-06-2004 20:42									#124
	Support Apolyton buy from Amazon

quote: Originally posted by General Ludd And where did you hear this? I'm surprised the accusations have started already, before the film's even be released. Or are we even talking about the film here, or it being edited out of the trailer?

http://www.duluthsuperior.com/mld/d...ior/8838660.htm

But I was wrong, wasn't his own sons--it was Kennedy's nephews. And he is referring to the trailer, but a film spokesperson said his response was cut from the movie, too.

However, it seems even the nephews bit isn't true, as the one being deployed to Iraq is Kennedy's cousin's son, not a nephew. So now is Kennedy guilty of stretching the truth?

	05-06-2004 08:26									#125
	Support Apolyton buy from Amazon

Well well I just checked out the trailer available in Michale Moore's website. It looks entertaining so I'll prolly will watch it. Though I have to be careful this time as Bowling for Columbine taught a lesson of documentaries and that he has a past of kind of playing with the material. In my eyes he lost his trust of making documentaries, however he gained points on making entertaining flicks. Smart man indeed but one has to wonder if his intentions are pure. After all measuring the quality of information includes: What is the source of this information. How does it look like comparing to what we know and does it change it, or build to it and finally what is the political motivation or other agenda behind this information. In my eyes he fails at least 2 on these important points.

The much talked scene where the president tells to cameras for every nation to fight terrorism and then says 'now what's this drive' immidiately afterwards and swings with his golf club.. I just fail to see anything dramatic about it. On the contrary, it almost looks pretty cool!

	06-06-2004 04:59									#126
	Support Apolyton, buy Civilization III: Complete

quote: Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui Another example of a Moore hatchet job, I guess. More interested in the entertainment than the facts... documentary?

Have you ever watched documentaries on Discovery or TLC? They are fact-sparse.

	06-06-2004 06:44									#127
	Increase the size of your Attachments

Disney is making a wise business decision. While some will want to see it, most of those people are the abnormal cretins on the margins of our society. But being associated with such a film would hurt it's reputation among the respectable people of society.