06-29-2004, 11:46 AM
see, that's the problem.
Moore presents nothing but facts in his films, but he selects the facts that support his arguement to present. He isn't false in any way, he's just swayed. In Fahrenheit 9/11 Moore has compiled all the footage he could find of Bush acting like a lost handicapped kitten, and narrated it with his most embarrassing and shocking facts from his past. It is extremely one-sided, and it pierces you emotionally, which would seem unfair if it were false, but since what he shows is true, it's just sad. If you have any measures to settle with Bush, or you didn't like something he did (anything at all), then F-9/11 shows it to you in the most humiliating form for Bush.
Could he be a good guy? Could he be a bad guy? Hard to tell. It's simply in the light that he's portrayed.
By the way, that last statement goes well for Bush OR Moore.
Moore presents nothing but facts in his films, but he selects the facts that support his arguement to present. He isn't false in any way, he's just swayed. In Fahrenheit 9/11 Moore has compiled all the footage he could find of Bush acting like a lost handicapped kitten, and narrated it with his most embarrassing and shocking facts from his past. It is extremely one-sided, and it pierces you emotionally, which would seem unfair if it were false, but since what he shows is true, it's just sad. If you have any measures to settle with Bush, or you didn't like something he did (anything at all), then F-9/11 shows it to you in the most humiliating form for Bush.
Could he be a good guy? Could he be a bad guy? Hard to tell. It's simply in the light that he's portrayed.
By the way, that last statement goes well for Bush OR Moore.