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George W. Bush
Charlton Heston
Dick Clark
Michael Moore

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Gun Violence in America is shown as Michael Moore looks for causes and answers from some of America's top opponents of gun control.

05/01/2013 (0 of 0 found this helpful)

Bowling for Columbine review

The figure of 11,127 is a staggering stat that would be discussed within the insightful documentary. Michael Moore expresses his background in Michigan, Charlton Heston, Matt Stone, Chris Rock, Marlyn Manson, Colorado and the adverse effects of violence from guns from a myriad of personalities. The people who carry guns mentioned: "Were just concerned citizens." "There are wacko's out there." "If we won't protect our family who will?" Wait until the song It's a Wonderful World comes up for te documented figures of assassinations, murders and funding. The unfortunate gruesome shooting at the Columbine High School, showing footage's of scared students and panicky students calling 911. The 2 responsible have murdered 12 students and 1 teacher because of a legally bought weaponry and bu...

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3.5/4 

08/28/2012 (0 of 0 found this helpful)

"Bowling For Columbine" by Yojimbo

Michael Moore examines the social climate which resulted in the massacre at Columbine High School, when two socially awkward students armed themselves with automatic weapons and went on a killing spree. Michael Moore is very much a Marmite kind of film maker; people either love or hate him and his one man crusades against the established way of thinking. I personally applaud his willingness to stand up to those who would suppress the truth to promote their own agenda and let's face it, the American corporate system is the biggest propaganda machine in the world so anyone claiming that Moore is "biased" really ought to be taking a closer look at his opposition. In Bowling For Columbine he surprisingly does not point the finger directly at US gun culture (although there has to be something...

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3/4 

06/29/2011 (0 of 0 found this helpful)

take it, spin it, turn it into fear

Michael Moore is certainly not who makes this movie, as he is a little opionated for documentator, his bias outlook is predominant in most of the dialogue. Luckily, there were interviews with Marilyn Manson, two Columbine survivors, and 3 laid back Canadian students to keep this movie from sucking. The awesome true facts certainly didn't hurt either. Charlton Heston is a sick man to ignore Moore's request to merely look at the picture of the first grader killed by another first grader in Flint, Michigan. While I disagree with a lot of Michael Moore's beliefs on gun rights, it shows what kind of scum people put in charge. I don't mean George W. Bush, I love George and Laura Bush very much, and none of the facts in this documentary are a result of them or their action.

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3.5/4