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the_milky_way) wrote2003-04-03 01:25 am
the_milky_way) wrote2003-04-03 01:25 am
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Had a nice evening out and just came home.
Saw "Bowling for Columbine" with![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
slippery_fish and hakuin7144.
It's a great movie!
There were times I just laughed out loud but at the next moment I felt like crying. It moved me and it's a film I am really thinking about.
Not just about the film itself but also about the topic in it. I can't really count all the reason why I am thinking it's great. The way it is made, the way Michael Moore actually manages to show the problem and to ask questions. The way he is questioning this society of 'gun nuts'. It just makes me think.
More tomorrow, I am too tired to really write something.
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On a side note: Michael Phelps is seeded first in the 200 back finals tonight. Faster than Lenny in the prelims.
Am curious how he will do in the race
Saw "Bowling for Columbine" with
slippery_fish and hakuin7144. It's a great movie!
There were times I just laughed out loud but at the next moment I felt like crying. It moved me and it's a film I am really thinking about.
Not just about the film itself but also about the topic in it. I can't really count all the reason why I am thinking it's great. The way it is made, the way Michael Moore actually manages to show the problem and to ask questions. The way he is questioning this society of 'gun nuts'. It just makes me think.
More tomorrow, I am too tired to really write something.
On a side note: Michael Phelps is seeded first in the 200 back finals tonight. Faster than Lenny in the prelims.
Am curious how he will do in the race