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Re: Moore as a director rather than a politician

by Scott Marquardt <wasREMOVEket5@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jul 15, 2004 at 02:08 AM

Mike opined thusly on Jul 15:
> FAHRENHEIT 9/11

<snip>

> The networks took a decision not to show that – it was too real, too
> intrusive. But how strange that Michael Moore lingers on the brutal
> horror of Iraq, yet when it comes to 9/11 he exercises his now famous
> forbearance and blacks it out, a model of restraint. The
> prettification, the artsification, the moviefication of the effect is
> cleverly calculated – because he knows that if he showed us, say, the
> couple holding hands as they plummeted to their deaths he'd risk
> audiences reacting as viscerally as they do to the dead Iraqi kids.
> What Miss Hornaday calls "one of the most moving sequences in recent
> cinemas" is, in fact, an act of evasion.

<snip>

A good observation.

- Scott
 




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Moore as a director rather than a politician
mikehobson111@[EMAIL PROT  2004-07-14 22:56:56 
Re: Moore as a director rather than a politician
Scott Marquardt <wasRE  2004-07-15 02:08:43 
Re: Moore as a director rather than a politician
LunaticFringe <Lunatic  2004-07-15 23:07:43 

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