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An Inconvenient Truth
Bunnyman:
Meh. I don't trust any movie with an agenda, even one I agree with. I include 9/11 and Who Killed The Electric Car? in this statement.
Essentially, there's no way the issue can be fairly represented in 2 hours. I'd rather have multiple hotlinked pages explaining every facet of an issue than a linear narrative structured according to one point of view. This is not to say the internet is unbiased...far from it. But it's easier to make an opinion given the full body of knowledge about the issue.
Also, I dislike my pleasure being interrupted by blatant politics. Film = pleasure. A little social commentary never hurt, but the filmmaker saying " Look! You should be offended!" is too damned condescending to take seriously. Michael Moore, take note.
Mnementh:
I'm a little confused like by this, you're saying people should stop making movies that offend your sensiblities?
Because no one else is going to those movies, and likes them.
And because I have a huge list of movies that should never have been made if that rule applies to me as well.
Maybe you're just not the desired audience dude?
Kana:
Before flaming persists I'd like to point out I don't side with any political side and think they're all trash and don't bother to vote. But if by saying Al Gore's movie is a serious documentary then I will not hesitate to introduce that if that is your bread and butter factual feed for global warming...then my silly friends, please go read Micheal Crichton's "State of Fear" because thats just about as factual as Al Gore's work and has some nice juicy tidbits that Da Vinci Coder-type people will grab onto and hold onto dearly as the worlds-end truth.
Also, regarding the Da Vinci Code...awesome book, but silly that so many people think its 100% factual hardcore. Although being an agnostic always on the verge of atheism it was a bit more fun to read evilly. :)
Kid Modernist:
The Da Vinci Code is a horrible book.
Mnementh:
Dan Brown is a horrible writer, and The Da Vinci Code is a terrible book.
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