[newzjunkey]

Few will see this film; it’ll come and go relatively unnoticed except by hardcore supporters. It won’t make the $120 million Michael Moore’s Fahrenheit 911 made domestically.

[2ndDivisionVet]

You forgot the sarcasm tag.

[KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle]

[ansel12]

Few will see this film; it’ll come and go relatively unnoticed except by hardcore supporters. It won’t make the $120 million Michael Moore’s Fahrenheit 911 made domestically.

When a huge, never before done, conservative current event like this movie being made and shown gets that Michael Moore reaction from you, and especially on a thread about it dueling with a homosexual movie, then you should just give up the pretending and go on over to DU.

[frposty]

“Few will see this film”

It’s no-win for the media. They must give it front page coverage because audiences demand it, but that coverage, as it has been so far, will be fundamentally a revelation of their dishonesty and ugliness.

[Grizzled Bear]

Few will see this film; it’ll come and go relatively unnoticed except by hardcore supporters. It won’t make the $120 million Michael Moore’s Fahrenheit 911 made domestically.

It should really be no surprise. After all, I would imagine gay hook up films don't generate a lot of interest.

[Rodney Dangerfield]

“Few will see this film; it’ll come and go relatively unnoticed except by hardcore supporters. It won’t make the $120 million Michael Moore’s Fahrenheit 911 made domestically.”

That’s because the media won’t hype it like they did 911 (the movie)