Well, I found one of the 800 or 900 theatres playing the movie this weekend (it's actually just a block from my apartment). I was amazed that people were lined up for tickets 2 hours before the show started. THey packed the theatre.
The film is an imperfect argument, but makes the points that it does make very well. I am disheartened by the greed displayed; what do people need with all that money?
The film is exactly what one would expect if one is familiar with his other works. My only word of caution: there are some wartime pictures, including a dead baby (maybe 18, 24 months), various quick shots of blood and mangled limbs, and a few shots of the charred corpses of American soldiers. That's probably the only truly objectionable content.
It's defnintely a film everyone'll have a strong, even visceral reaction to, and many here will probably think it's tripe, but I liked it, eventhough it was disturbing and depressing, despite some genuinely humorous moments.
The film is an imperfect argument, but makes the points that it does make very well. I am disheartened by the greed displayed; what do people need with all that money?
The film is exactly what one would expect if one is familiar with his other works. My only word of caution: there are some wartime pictures, including a dead baby (maybe 18, 24 months), various quick shots of blood and mangled limbs, and a few shots of the charred corpses of American soldiers. That's probably the only truly objectionable content.
It's defnintely a film everyone'll have a strong, even visceral reaction to, and many here will probably think it's tripe, but I liked it, eventhough it was disturbing and depressing, despite some genuinely humorous moments.
