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On Thu, 7 Oct 2004, Stephen Montgomery-Smith wrote:
> I happened to find this movie in Movie Gallery last night. This movie,
> pushed by Dick Morris (ex-advisor to Clinton), is written as a
> counter-movie to Michael Moore's film. Despite it's hokey title, I
> thought that it was actually very well done, and that it made a good
> case. You don't need to have seen Farenheit 9/11 to see this movie, but
> if you have I feel that you should also watch the other side's point of
> view.
I haven't seen either movie, but I think I'd like to see both of them. I
feel like Moore goes as far as he possibly can to make a case and tends to
exaggerate. I generally agree with his views, and I don't think he needs
to take things to the absolute limit. I don't know that he lies, but he
definitely twists facts to make a case.
I can't say that I find most of Morris' interviewees to be credible or
even tolerable. I'll try to watch it, but it might piss me off too much!
Mike
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