Qonfused
Party Escort Bot
- Joined
- Dec 20, 2004
- Messages
- 9,500
- Reaction score
- 6
That documentary surprised me. I was figuring it was going to be another source on the bad effects of steroids when, in most parts, it was pro-steroid use. It was an interesting viewpoint that is rarely heard.
Bowling For Columbine: 7/10
Look, all documentaries are biased. If they weren't there would be no reason to make one. A filmmaker has a goal, an issue, a problem and they want to address this while providing proof for their side. Most of Michael Moore's documentaries include a lot of theatrics which really lowers the score, imo. The movie also does not really bringing up new issues that hasn't been covered before. I wish he went more into detail with his points. He goes to Canada to find out why Canada has a lower death rate by firearms even though gun usage is about equal with the US... but he never really answers it. But overall, it's a good watch.
Bowling For Columbine: 7/10
Look, all documentaries are biased. If they weren't there would be no reason to make one. A filmmaker has a goal, an issue, a problem and they want to address this while providing proof for their side. Most of Michael Moore's documentaries include a lot of theatrics which really lowers the score, imo. The movie also does not really bringing up new issues that hasn't been covered before. I wish he went more into detail with his points. He goes to Canada to find out why Canada has a lower death rate by firearms even though gun usage is about equal with the US... but he never really answers it. But overall, it's a good watch.