Bowling for Columbine

By Jaden 2022-03-25 09:01:08

Fifteen years later, acceptance speech

By Kate Erbland (IndieWire)

Translator: csh

The translation was first published in "Iris"

Documentary director Michael Moore's career has been a process of trying to "correct" with his films. So, when the director of "Fahrenheit 9/11" and "Roger and Me" gave his speech in full at the Film Critics Association Documentary Awards-Lifetime Achievement Award, his acceptance speech for winning the 2003 Academy Award for Best Documentary, We don't have a lot of...

By Darwin 2022-03-25 09:01:08

Meet Americans

[2017.4.30] Describes the American people's awareness of the right to self-defense with guns and the process of resistance. The US government supports the dictatorship with a mask of justice, and has launched war and air strikes for many years. After the Columbine incident, people began to question and spontaneously some abnormal behavior.

One of the weird singers got a lot of attention and a lot of buzz. In a conversation with an interviewer he was asked: "If you were confronted...

By Jamey 2022-03-25 09:01:08

America Worships Violence

Michael Moore's film is a political commentary with a strong political stance. From the perspective of filmmaking, this is an excellent documentary. It focuses on disadvantaged groups, has humanistic feelings, and opposes the violence of the US government against other countries. It is very impressive, including Chinese people. Including all the audience, he selected powerful materials, used clever editing and packaging, and presented his views forcefully, which is very convincing and can...

By Hilbert 2022-03-25 09:01:08

Fragment Notes and Reflections

① Fear:

Americans seem to live in a constant fear of having a loaded pistol under the pillow and three locks on the door, interviewees said anyone present could In the next second to commit a murder, maybe the camera in front of him might have a hidden weapon for murder.

By contrast, Canadians live in paradise. They never lock the door when they go out, and even when a thief enters the house, they "don't have a long memory"; in this racially diverse place, minority groups feel...

By Peggie 2022-03-25 09:01:08

character determines destiny

After the Las Vegas shooting, I have been unable to understand why guns are legal in the United States. The documentary explores many reasons. The media and the government have been creating an atmosphere of terror, perhaps because there are many interest groups behind guns and weapons, and powerful interests cannot be shaken. The racial divide in the United States is very serious, and the American people have always been insecure, and they believe that they must take up arms in self-defense....

By Lacy 2022-04-24 07:01:05

It's good to watch, Moore's scalpel movie, about gun-control cut to the essence. The private bomb that killed 168 people, the killing of Columbine and the cruelty of a six-year-old, not only can be attributed to violent movies, death metal, racial issues, Gun is a kind of between glory and shame for America. The gray area, and the culture of fear is that the old beauty dare not look directly into the...

By Wilfred 2022-04-24 07:01:05

If it is said that people have more guns to keep themselves safe, then America should be the safest country in the world, but the opposite is true, because you never know what you are afraid of, and that is the most...

By Spencer 2022-04-24 07:01:05

Complex social structure, prejudice between classes and races. An economy rooted in fear,...

By Bethany 2022-04-24 07:01:05

(1) I hate the way Moore interviews. (2) it took me 2 weeks to write a rhetorical analysis paper about this film and this is the worst paper of this whole...

By Annie 2022-04-24 07:01:05

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