Capitalism a Love Story: Not so for Moore

[sgtdmski]

Well it seems that Capitalism a Love Story is not working out for Michael Moore. After phenomenal results last weekend while showing on only 4 screens, this weekend when opened to some 896, it would seem the film has bombed (http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/jjmnolte/2009/10/03/socialism-and-christian-bashing-crash-at-box-office/)!!!!


Oh well, I guess that is what happens when you have to rely on the very system you are trying to criticize in order to earn you the very money you need.

Who would have thunk. Perhaps instead of charging people to watch the movie, since Capitalism is so bad (according to Moore) he should have allowed movie theaters to just allow people in at no charge.

dmk

[chloe]

I saw it, it wasn't brilliant, but I did learn a few things I didn't know before, and I even looked up deadpeasants.biz, to see if my company carries life insurance on me hoping I die...he he. Of course Michael Moore is very very left and so bias on alot of his angles, still I have to admit when some of the families on there were profiled I felt real bad for them in there personal stories whether it related to losing there home that had been in the family 4 generations or whether the guy who was widowed with youngs kids all alone with medical & funeral costs and then he found out his wifes company made something like $100,000 on his wifes death with the deadpeasant insurance. I also laughed when he taped wall street with crime scene tape and asked for our money back, afterall I dont take state or fed assistance so why should those banks & brokers. The rest of the documentary was boring.

[NightTrain]

It'll be a cold day in hell before I spend one red cent on anything affiliated with that rat bastard commie.