I would like to see F911 again. It is the kind of thing that needs to be

[patricia92243]

seen more than once to really get the details, but the lines to see it are longer than ever - yeah. I wonder if some "mainstream" theaters will have it now that they see it is a hit and they are missing out on the money?

[Kathy in Cambridge]

1. I saw it for the second time tonight

and I cried more tonight and feel more drained.

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[freeforall]

2. I saw it on Friday, and again today

I don't think anyone would need to see it again, but I wanted to watch it more closely.

I think you're right about the money - more theatres will play it.

When I went back to the same cinema today, I found that they moved it to a larger theatre! And this is in Canada.

Which reminds me - is this movie playing in the US and Canada only? Hah! If so, Moore should get it out to the UK, Aussies, and everywhere else. If nothing else, maybe people who have relatives in the US will tell them they will be disowned if they vote for *, LOL!

[jean]

3. Aside from seeing it again for the excellent content, we want to support

the other theater in our area showing F911.

[BlackVelvetElvis]

4. I just got back from seeing it for the first time-finally

It was amazing. Right now words can't express how powerful it was.
It was a rollercoaster ride of emotion: rage, disbelief, sadness. I'm drained.
I can't wait to see it again so I can intellectualize it instead of emotionalize it.

[Enraged_Ape]

6. I, too, saw it for the first time tonight

Words cannot express the depth of emotion I feel tonight.

One thing I can say is this: I have never, NOT ONCE, seen before tonight the full effects of the war on those who have been mutilated in it and those families who have lost their loved ones in it. The whore media won't touch these stories with a 100-foot pole. God Bless Michael Moore and Lila Lipscomb for bringing these tragedies to the big screen. And damn George W. Bush to hell.

I plan to see the film again this Friday, when I will bring a Republican friend and his wife. I urge all DUers to bring a "red" friend or family member to see this film, regardless of how afraid they might be to go. If I were in their ranks, I'd be terrified too. But after seeing this film, I cannot conceive of anyone, regardless of their party affiliation, NOT being completely pissed off by it. I think even Barry Goldwater, were he alive today, would be marching to Washington aiming to punch Bush's lights out. Dwight Eisenhower would want to kick Bush and his dad in the testicles. It's THAT damning.

[Oddman]

5. I love it!

Hopefully this will be the Democratic Titanic!!! Let's sink the bush administration - Fahrenheit 9/11 will be the iceberg!


A Pathetic Excuse for a pResident

[peacetalksforall]

7. Finally saw it. Considering the deaths and dismemberments

(including loss of minds, hopes, and futures) no right wing supporter of the Resident Bomber should feel put out about the documentary = because MM did not really come down hard enough on the Resident and his cabal of string and sting pullers. They got off easy. It's up to us to make sure the vote is honest, that we educate others, that we buy a ticket for someone else to see the documentary (when appropriate), including a ticket to see Control Room, then tell everyone to click into www.costofwar.com. 'He and they' got off easy. The right wing has nothing to complain about. But, let them rant, it's great publicity.

We are letting corporations and people who think they made the world, lie to and steal from us. Our co-Presidents/Residents, Bandar and Bush, smoke some mighty fine cigars.

For all the good people of Iraq...I'm sorry. I'm very sorry. I reach out my hand and give a part of my heart to you. You have deaths and dismemberments and loss of limbs because of your oil. The people in those meeting and planning rooms don't care about you or us. We, as it is said in the documentary, exist to be manipulated by fear so that they can control us.

Our leaders pointed the gun at one country, then moved to the left and shot and blew us all up.