And that's the way it should be done. Show 911PFT, and then knock yourself out.
Printable View
And that's the way it should be done. Show 911PFT, and then knock yourself out.
Once again, let me assure you that we're on the same page here. I'm not saying there's anything negative about the film. I'm saying that there's a LOT negative about the denizens of blogger. If they know going in that this movie is NOT Loose Change, not 9/11 Eyewitness and so forth, then perhaps SOME of the freakitude ("Well I think it sucked because it didn't say anything about mini-nukes or thermate!") could be diminished. It's NOT THAT. I think if people have a clearer idea going in that it's NOT THAT, they might be less likely to watch it and then start spewing allover blogger about what a piece of disinfo it is. Do you see what I mean? Some bloggerites will hate it anyway, because what they really want is for Spielberg to consult with them on the movie that dramatically re-enacts their own fantastic counter-narratives down to the last lizard-person's scale.
:)
Yes, I understand what you're saying. The die-hard "Conspiracy Theorists" within the movement will not like 911PFT. Of course, they probably won't realize that this movie will touch more people than anything that's been released as of today, but again, that's not what's important right?
I saw the end, and it is deeply affecting. It also leaves the door wide open to as many questions as the viewer wants to ask -- it does NOT pin the blame on bin Ladin and the Pakistanis, as members of my group had their panties bunched for.
Then last night I sat my sixty-something mainstream liberal parents down and made them watch it. They thanked me.
Awesome.