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| Fattenheit 9/11 Gets |
| 2004-06-22 |
| (snip) "I hope the R rating doesn’t have a large impact on the box office," Ortenberg said. It does; I couldn’t find a link that gives percentage impacts. "I’ve spoken with many parents, including some on the appeals board, who absolutely said they are going to take their children to see the film. We’ll just have to hope the teenagers we’re encouraging to see this picture find their way in through parents or adult guardians." (snip) "As anyone who has read a paper, watched TV, surfed the web or chatted by a water cooler this week can attest, the interest in `Fahrenheit 9/11’ has grown to mammoth proportions," Sehring went on. As Michael Moore continues to do... "It is a shame that `Fahrenheit 9/11’ will become inaccessible to a segment of the American population to whom this film has a great deal of relevance." Moore should have thought about that during production, right? Then again, this will give Mr. Biggie Size yet another chance to rail about ’censorship’. |
| Posted by:Raj |
| #3 'sides, one of his distributors has already accepted help from Hizbullah ... can't be that hard to find viewers, can it? |
| Posted by: Edward Yee 2004-06-22 8:06:28 PM |
| #2 it ok raj. ima understand you loud and clear. |
| Posted by: muck4doo 2004-06-22 5:12:48 PM |
| #1 doh - s/b R Rating; mods, plz fix. thx. |
| Posted by: Raj 2004-06-22 5:00:10 PM |