pinkflyd777

This is one of the greatest documentaries I have ever seen. This film should be required viewing for every person in this country. "Bowling for Columbine" just points out how embarassing this country is compared to the rest of the world when it comes to gun violence. Where most countries have less than 100 gun deaths per year, America has a whopping 11,000!! What does this say about ourselves? We are out of control and something needs to be done. I applaud Michael Moore for making this film and I hope more people get a chance to see it. If there is any justice, this movie should be nominated (and win) the Acadamey Award for Best Documentary (if not Best Picture).

This movie is absolutely terrible. I had the unfortunate experience of seeing this film in a film analysis class (the director and writer were friends of the teacher). The writing was terrible, the direction looked like it was inspired by bad television sitcoms, and the acting leaved a lot to be desired. It's just one bad cliche after another. Hopefully "Just Add Love" will never see the light of day on movie or television screens.

After the disappointment I felt with "The Phantom Menace, I am very pleased to say that the series is back on track with "Episode 2". Yoda, R2D2, and C3P0 are finally given more screen time and Jar Jar only has about 2 minutes of screen time. PERFECT! The droids have always provided the comic relief and they just don't need the annoying hijinks of Jar Jar. I'm rating this movie a "9" out of "10", only dropping one star because of some hokey dialogue in the love story. But Lucas has really redeemed the series with this one and now I'm really looking forward to "Episode 3."