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By Tyler C (271) on 24 Mar 2010

A fascinating look into America's love affair with guns and how that points to our constant echoing of fear…

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By Alexandra P (125) on 23 Mar 2010

I thought that this movie set out a good point. It might be offensive to people, but to me it's the ugly truth…

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By Cinthya S (1) on 23 Mar 2010

The movie is about how students were able to buy legally guns. Also these people killed many people. Also it shows how the media makes up stories…

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By Brenda L (98) on 22 Mar 2010

The movie Bowling for Columbine shows the different prospective on the right to bear arms…

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By Kevin L (2,013) on 22 Mar 2010

What I think about this movie is it makes our country look bad because its the biggest country with the most deaths by guns…

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By Benjimin H (21) on 18 Mar 2010

A masterpeice beyond doubt, Michael Moore takes a stunning insight into the gun crazy culture of America…

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By Eduardo A (141) on 18 Mar 2010

A masterpeice beyond doubt, Michael Moore takes a stunning insight into the gun crazy culture of America…

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By Alberto R (44) on 18 Mar 2010

A masterpeice beyond doubt, Michael Moore takes a stunning insight into the gun crazy culture of America…

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By Trevor C (307) on 12 Mar 2010

Despite a few emotional stretches in some of the facts that Moore presents, this documentary is extremely realistic in many ways through the…

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By Andrew B (2,971) on 12 Mar 2010

Despite a few emotional stretches in some of the facts that Moore presents, this documentary is extremely realistic in many ways through the…

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By Ken T (997) on 11 Mar 2010

Bowling for Columbine follows Michael Moore's exploration of America's gun culture…

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By John O (1,007) on 08 Mar 2010

Michael Moore is a hero for having the genius idea of using his freedom of speech to try and change the world…

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By Clinton F (10) on 02 Mar 2010

This is a good, convincing film and it can definitely considered an eye-opener…

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By Joel C (510) on 02 Mar 2010

This is a good, convincing film and it can definitely considered an eye-opener…

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By Sheranga- T (154) on 02 Mar 2010

This is a good, convincing film and it can definitely considered an eye-opener…

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By Paula M (370) on 27 Feb 2010

The fact that Michael Moore uses the term documentary is a joke…

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By Tom A (654) on 27 Feb 2010

The fact that Michael Moore uses the term documentary is a joke…

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By Benjamin J (235) on 23 Feb 2010

Perhaps one of the most engrossing documentaries of all time, Bowling For Columbine wins because of its focus on hard facts and big-picture…

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By Dean C (88) on 23 Feb 2010

Perhaps one of the most engrossing documentaries of all time, Bowling For Columbine wins because of its focus on hard facts and big-picture…

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By Becky M (106) on 23 Feb 2010

Perhaps one of the most engrossing documentaries of all time, Bowling For Columbine wins because of its focus on hard facts and big-picture…

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