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[tamsin_anne]

Ohhhh myyyy the Kraus Center at school is depressing! All the flourescent lighting I guess. It is nice for a while but after, oh, 15 minutes you begin to drift... concentration becomes difficult... your head starts to spin... spelling goes to shit, as does grammar... hrrmph. Don't get me wrong I think this place is great but it's just something

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[quantumfairie]

i think it was alright. blatant propaganda, but still interesting as a movie.

[tranquilite]

I thought in a way it was disgusting. Those teenagers in the war acted as if they were playing a video game, not really killing people. They played rock music as they go through the town with their machine guns.

It disgusted me how some people were just incredible heartless in a way.

That women which the director followed. At the beginning she completely supported BUSH, then her son died in the war and her feelings slowly turned to a hatred for what he (bush) is doing to our future generation.

It brought awareness I felt. But also, it was all of the directors opinion. And it is nice to see someones voice coming through with what he feels is the truth.

I'm not entirely sure what to believe, but I do not want BUSH president anymore.

I'm sorry for the horrible grammer. :)

my two cents. or five...

[tamsin_anne]

I agree with the "blatant propoganda" and the "it was disgusting". However... personally, I can't find interesting or informative a movie that is full of purely emotional messages like that. If anyone saw any real, plain, true naked *facts* (in an _analytical_ sense) in that movie, could you point them out to me? I seem to have missed them...

(if my syntax/grammar/etc was all wierd there that's because i'm *yawwwn* pretty *yaaawwwnn* tired.)