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I was hoping for a special on centipedes.
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Faithful_2_Rome
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They BOTH have great legs…F911 is the highest grossing documentary ever.
These were the two most important films of 2004 for me…one dealing with Spiritual Truth and the other dealing with Political Truth…Both made me cry.
These were the two most important films of 2004 for me…one dealing with Spiritual Truth and the other dealing with Political Truth…Both made me cry.
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Malachi4U
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Faithful 2 Rome:
I never heard truth and “F911” used in the same sentence before. Hitlers men would be proud of the way that movie skewed facts and “RE”-formed history into something it wasn’t. A great film for historical revisionists.
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chicago
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Did somebody say “great legs”? (whistles)
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Lonevoice
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I agree 1000%!!!
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TheGarg
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Ill have to second that motion, and isn’t ‘political truth’ an oxymoron?
Micheal Moore is about as appealing as a full diaper, all I know is if one of his movie’s comes on, it needs to be changed QUICK!.
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TheGarg
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Ill have to second that motion, and isn’t ‘political truth’ an oxymoron?
Micheal Moore and his movies are about as appealing as a full diaper, all I know is if one of his movie’s comes on, it needs to be changed QUICK!.
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AmyS
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I’ll third it… The documentry was chaulked full of lies, exagerations, and half truths… A little research into the allegations shows that… I don’t think the two films should be mentioned in the same breath…Ill have to second that motion, and isn’t ‘political truth’ an oxymoron?
Micheal Moore and his movies are about as appealing as a full diaper, all I know is if one of his movie’s comes on, it needs to be changed QUICK!.
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dhgray
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Have you been to Cy’s Crab Shack on Milwaulkee Ave … Best legs in town.
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cove
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Faithful 2 Rome:
" “Fahrenheit 9/11” is already dated, but “The Passion” will endure."
Political truth? Actually, alot of this so called “political truth” has been rebutted. Michael Moore had a clear agenda in the making of this movie. I think the author says it best.–
" “Fahrenheit 9/11” represents an unabashedly partisan piece of propaganda whose primary purpose (proudly and repeatedly announced by its irrepressible creator) involved the attempt to discredit and, ultimately, defeat the Bush administration. “The Passion,” on the other hand, attempted to convey a timeless religious message rather than score timely political points. None of the countless commentators who derided the film as “Fahrenheit’s” right-wing doppelgänger ever bothered to identify the movie’s conservative messages concerning, say, the Iraq War or Republican tax cuts. Some moviegoers may resist or resent Mel Gibson’s transparently theological agenda, but they can hardly fault him for inserting blatant (or subtle) endorsements for the GOP. During the election season, the embattled director scrupulously avoided endorsing either presidential candidate and confined his political activism to opposition to California’s ultimately successful voter initiative (supported by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger) to fund embryonic stem cell research."
I agree that these two films are probably the most important films of 2004. But, like the author of the article states–
" “Fahrenheit 9/11” is already dated, but “The Passion” will endure."
Political truth? Actually, alot of this so called “political truth” has been rebutted. Michael Moore had a clear agenda in the making of this movie. I think the author says it best.–
" “Fahrenheit 9/11” represents an unabashedly partisan piece of propaganda whose primary purpose (proudly and repeatedly announced by its irrepressible creator) involved the attempt to discredit and, ultimately, defeat the Bush administration. “The Passion,” on the other hand, attempted to convey a timeless religious message rather than score timely political points. None of the countless commentators who derided the film as “Fahrenheit’s” right-wing doppelgänger ever bothered to identify the movie’s conservative messages concerning, say, the Iraq War or Republican tax cuts. Some moviegoers may resist or resent Mel Gibson’s transparently theological agenda, but they can hardly fault him for inserting blatant (or subtle) endorsements for the GOP. During the election season, the embattled director scrupulously avoided endorsing either presidential candidate and confined his political activism to opposition to California’s ultimately successful voter initiative (supported by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger) to fund embryonic stem cell research."
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mommy
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1/2 truths? You give him more credit than I do. I’d put it more like 1/10 truth.
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chicago
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No, but I do live near the lobestergram distribution center.
I know someone who shopped for an octopus at one of those types of places when the Hawks were playing the Red Wings in a playoff round once. If you wanted to buy, you had to sign an agreement that you would not do anything illegal or immoral with the octopus.
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Faithful 2 Rome:
Is abortion “to Jesus through Mary”?
That’s sad that a movie about our Lord tortured and crucified to death for yours and my sins would have the same affect on you as a man lobbying for a party that defends and keeps as law the murder of innocent babies.
Is abortion “to Jesus through Mary”?
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Kater30
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Did anyone see “FarenHYPE 911”? I suggest watching it. It pretty much picks apart Michael Moore’s monstrocity of a movie and presents the truth. I hight recommend it!
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