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To: JohnM who wrote (21489)6/19/2006 7:00:33 PM
From: TimF  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 541851
 
Bailey might be outright lying about the movie, . . .

I don't think that. Do you?


No I don't think he's lying, the other possibilities are that he was sloppy or that Gore was making a rather major and important exaggeration.

Tim, if you really care about what this movie means/says, go see it.

I imagine sooner or later I'll get a chance to see it for free at home. I don't really want my money going to the cause. Also I don't watch movies in the theater that much any more (since I have over a dozen movie channels) and if I do get out to the theater I think there are other things I'd enjoy more.



To: JohnM who wrote (21489)6/20/2006 11:30:34 AM
From: Ilaine  Respond to of 541851
 
Luckily for me and others with Gore Derangement Syndrome, there is a book to accompany the movie, also titled "An Inconvenient Truth," and you can even check it out from the Fairfax Public Library, so I put a hold on it and will read it when it becomes available (or at least skim it and look at the pictures.) I am looking forward to the footnotes. I like footnotes.

Rodale Press (which publishes Organic Gardening and Farming, and Runner's World, and Prevention Magazine, and Backpacker Magazine, etc.), which gives me a giggle. Oh, I shouldn't snicker, they also publish serious stuff like the South Beach Diet. (Snark, snark.)