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Bowling For Columbine - 10/11/02 - R - 120m
Michael Moore
Marilyn Manson
Charlton Heston
Director: Michael Moore
LYN
This is gonna be a difficult one for me, because it deals with topics
that I feel very strongly about. I have to keep in mind that this is a
film review and not a soapbox for my own personal social commentary whereas
I would rant and rave about all my moral and ethical standards. So, I'll
try to keep this as light as possible.
Michael Moore hands us his documentary regarding most or all of the ills
(mostly centered around violence) in and of these United States of America
in his usual style that can be somewhat uncomfortable to bear (as most
controversial subjects should be).
The film may asks a multitude of questions, but nonetheless leave us to
find the answers. Queries that I cannot even begin to fathom myself as
to what the response could possibly be. But, as in life, the best questions
are the ones that just make you think, or perhaps alter the way you think,
and sometimes-even change the way you live your life from this point on.
But, in a basic response, I believe the best answer to the film is wake
up and start paying attention to your life and the lives of others around
you. And there I go…drifting again. Sorry.
In essence I believe this is an important film, and I think everyone in
this country should see it. Period. Warning though, it can be a very harsh
and disturbing look inside the dark side of this country that we call
home. Thanks.
Lyn
Bowling for Columbine
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