Interesting review, but.......seems pretty slanted, don't you think?
Kirby McDaniel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Kirby McDaniel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Do you mean this one?
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/movies/2002069088_celsius22.html
If Republicans are hoping that this will 1) have the impact or 2) do
the BUSINESS that Michael Moore's film has done, I would
say, respectfully, they are a day late and a dollar (or a million or
100) short....
K.
On Oct 24, 2004, at 11:21 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Have you seen this yet? The film is Celsius 41.11.
> Go to Google, and search for it. You can see the trailer.
> We saw it last night. Definitely worth seeing.
> Diana
>
>
> "More than two thousand years ago, at a time when the people in the
> British Isles and in most parts of Western Europe were living the
> lives of savages, occupied in fighting, hunting, and fishing, dwelling
> in rude huts,! clad in skins, ingnorant of everything that we call
> civilization, Rome was the centre of a world in many ways as civilized
> as ours is now..."
> - Page 6, Ancient Rome, The Lives of Great Men, by Mary
> Agnes Hamilton, Oxford
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> University Press, 1924. (Yes! 1924!)
"More than two thousand years ago, at a time when the people in the British Isles and in most parts of Western Europe were living the lives of savages, occupied in fighting, hunting, and fishing, dwelling in rude huts, clad in skins, ingnorant of everything that we call civilization, Rome was the centre of a world in many ways as civilized as ours is now..."
- Page 6, Ancient Rome, The Lives of Great Men, by Mary Agnes Hamilton, Oxford
University Press, 1924. (Yes! 1924!)
