NG
Very good - I pity the poor researchers who had to watch the material to make it though. The sequences on "repetition" of phrases to embed them, e.g. "Flip Flop" on Kerry, and the "some people say" way of using opinion to sound like fact, were really dead on the money...
Whilst there is obviously going to be a question mark over the testimony of ex-reporters or anchors - the production as a whole made some very valid points.
noggin
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Kacas posted:
HI,
Just bought and watched this, has anyone seen it aswell ?
Its VERY good:)
Just bought and watched this, has anyone seen it aswell ?
Its VERY good:)
Very good - I pity the poor researchers who had to watch the material to make it though. The sequences on "repetition" of phrases to embed them, e.g. "Flip Flop" on Kerry, and the "some people say" way of using opinion to sound like fact, were really dead on the money...
Whilst there is obviously going to be a question mark over the testimony of ex-reporters or anchors - the production as a whole made some very valid points.
CA
http://www.play.com/play247.asp?page=title&r=R2&title=509439
I hate the likes of Michael Moore, and it's tempting to think of it as being in that vein, but it's a little more intelligent.
There's always an element of selectivity about these programmes - the producers set out to make a point, not look at things independently... that might just make them as bad as Fox.
You Decide!
(haw haw haw)
I hate the likes of Michael Moore, and it's tempting to think of it as being in that vein, but it's a little more intelligent.
There's always an element of selectivity about these programmes - the producers set out to make a point, not look at things independently... that might just make them as bad as Fox.
You Decide!
(haw haw haw)