Conservatism and movies: two things that don't seem to go well together.

"Educational" documentaries can be fun to watch if the filmmakers give them a comedic spin... 

Originally posted by moviewizguy I was about to....I'm watching a lot of documentaries this month. I loved Fahrenheit 9/11 and Sicko and Streetwise and, just yesterday, Who Killed The Electric Car. I still have yet to watch F is for Fake....that's a lot of documentaries. I also loved Supersize Me.

I was about to....I'm watching a lot of documentaries this month. I loved Fahrenheit 9/11 and Sicko and Streetwise and, just yesterday, Who Killed The Electric Car. I still have yet to watch F is for Fake....that's a lot of documentaries.

And I also loved Supersize Me.

Here is the link to the movie, entitled Slacker Uprising:

http://slackeruprising.com/

...That's news to me. I don't know anything about it.

I expected something like the ignorant Americans ranting about a kids movie, for Christ's sake, on the Internet. It's sad to see adults bashing kid's movies.

Here's why:

As for this movie, Beverly Hills Chihuahua looks like the far more dangerous movie this week. American Carol was hardly even advertised; I'm sure it's bad, but BHC looks to me like the lowest form of kid-pandering scum.

People aren't bashing it just because it's a kids' movie, it's because it's pretty much on par with "Baby Geniuses". Basically, take babies, er I mean dogs, have them "talk", and by "talk", I mean just have them say modern slang terms with a dog themed twist to them, and surrounded them with a floppy excuse of a plot that will last for at least 80 minutes of screen time. Then watch as the studio heads laugh their way to the bank as parents everywhere have to sit through this as their childern don't realize the movie is made up of the some pudding that is inside their diapers. Remember, just because it's a hit, doesn't mean it isn't sh*t.