Anybody get Fahrenheit 9/11 DVD?

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Originally Posted by DeeGeMe

Diss--I swear great minds think alike! I did the same thing yesterday in my book store--I took the "Unfit for Command" and put the "I Hate George Bush" Reader on top. Then I took Kitty Kelly's book on the Bush Family and put that on top of O'Reilly's latest. Hee-hee. And for some reason, whenever I'm in Target, the Al Franken and Michael Moore books somehow end up on top of the Hannity & O'Reilly books. I don't know exactly how that happens.

I was going to bring Kitty Kelley's book to the forefront, but it was sold out. The woman at the checkout told me that they've been going through that particular book like it was water, all I could think was hooray.

And ahve you heard what Sinclair Broadcasting is doing (the same company that censored Nighline)?!?! They're airing an anti-Kerry documentary during primetime.

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Originally Posted by DrummerDeanna

Well - I got some HOllywood Video coupons in the mail yesterday ($0.99 for a movie rental) so I decided that was on omen...today I rented F-9/11.

Right now I'm at a loss for words...I wish that more people would see this film before the election.....however I know that there are people who refuse, and even if they saw it would shrug it all off as lies....but damn....I thought it was a pretty powerful little flick....the lady who lost the son totally got me...reading the letter...the Iraq scenes...it was hard to watch but I'm glad I finally got around to it...

Still..don't know that that's a movie I'd want to add to my collection...

Yeah, Lila Lipscomb was the heart of the movie for me. You cannot watch her and not feel her pain, otherwise you'd be inhuman. The scene where she went to DC was especially affecting...and when she read that letter, my word.

I would buy it for posterity. But that's just me.

[DrummerDeanna]

Originally Posted by dissention

Yeah, Lila Lipscomb was the heart of the movie for me. You cannot watch her and not feel her pain, otherwise you'd be inhuman. The scene where she went to DC was especially affecting...and when she read that letter, my word.

I would buy it for posterity. But that's just me.

Her trip to DC pissed me off - that dumb insensetive bitch who was like, "It's all staged..." ug....I wanted to kick her....stupid lady...

The letter really got me...the part about him coming home to his first nephew or niece (shoot - I don't even remember which) but that got me....I'm super close to my nephew and just started bawling at him not making home to experience that.....

Errrggg....I'm getting all tense thinking about it again - like I can feel my blood pressure rising....hahah