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Final-Fan said:
Coca-Cola said:
I just read wikipedia - it's pretty predictable - people who are against creationism will hate the film and Christians and other creationist will love it. Thought it was interesting that they note the fact that there is a difference between intelligent design and creationism. I guess the movie is not about creationism but more for intelligent design.

A reporter named Moore saw the movie, sneaking into the screening impersonating a minister. haha

"The producers have since issued an "online media alert" lambasting the professional film critic for criticising the movie. They characterise Moore's review as a "security breech [sic]" and claim that Moore gained entry by impersonating a minister. In response to Moore's charge that the film's manipulation of Holocaust imagery is "despicable", Stein states that "The only thing I find despicable is when reporters sneak into screenings by pretending to be ministers. This is a new low even for liberal reporters."
Wikipedia lists dozens of objections to the accuracy, methodology, and tactics of the documentary makers, and your objections are:
1. LOL they hate us
2. reporter snuck in

I think we can see that you have no actual ability to refute the allegations of the Wikipedia article. I'm not taking their word as Gospel, but if even a fifth of the crap in there is true that documentary is trash.

If the movie is as bad as they claim we should be able to refute it based on our own knowledge or at worst with minor research.  I don't fear a different opinion so much that I would condemn it before hearing it based soley on the opinion of someone..or even several someones.  Especially if those people were people I didn't even know personally. 

Thats the tact I try to take on these things anyways...not that I always succeed but I try~



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