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Fahrenheit 9/11 Breaks Records; 6/24 Benefit Night

by Moviegoer Friday, Jun. 25, 2004 at 9:43 AM

The great American peace march of 200 million has begun, with the first screenings of Fahrenheit 9/11 taking place in New York City on June 23 to sell-out crowds, 10 benefit screenings set for June 24 and opening night in the rest of the USA to be June 25, 2004.

The great American peace march of 200 million has begun, with the first screenings of Fahrenheit 9/11 taking place in New York City on June 23 to sell-out crowds, 10 benefit screenings set for June 24 and opening night in the rest of the USA to be June 25, 2004.

From http://www.michaelmoore.com/words/latestnews/index.php?id=28:

"LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Director Michael Moore's controversial documentary "Fahrenheit 9/11" turned on the box office heat in its first day in theaters breaking single-day records at the two New York City theaters where it played. The movie, which aims a critical eye at President Bush and his prosecution of the war in Iraq, sold $49,000 worth of tickets at the Loew's Village 7 theater, beating the venue's single-day record of $43,435 held by 1997's "Men in Black," according to distributors Lions Gate Films and IFC Films."

"At the Lincoln Plaza theater, "Fahrenheit 9/11" took in more than $30,000 to top the $24,013 set by "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" in 2000."

"A spokesman for Lions Gate Films said the company debuted the movie in the two theaters to help build good word-of-mouth -- friend telling friend -- publicity ahead of the wide debut on Friday when it plays in 868 theaters in all 50 states."

As we all go to any one of the 868 THEATERS IN ALL 50 STATES, if we see any teenagers without adults who want to see the movie, we will immediately take them under our wings as our children and escort them to see Fahrenheit 9/11 as the motion picture has given our peace movement movie an R rating, meaning under age 17 must be accompanied by an adult which is someone over 18, since it contains the same violence they see on the TV, and that violence is considered restricted in a movie! The children of today are, of course, all our children; they are the heirs of whatever political movement we bequeath to them, and for the sake of their future, it must be a strong, vibrant and victorious peace and social justice movement.

In addition to the commercial theaters listed at http://www.f911tix.com/, there are 10 benefit screenings for various peace organiations on June 24, 2004 at 7:30 pm. local time. See: http://www.michaelmoore.com/words/latestnews/index.php?id=26

The benefits are:

New York-

Hosted by The New York Review of Books to benefit the New York American Civil Liberties Union

Chelsea West Theater

www.nyclu.org

San Francisco-

September 11th Families for Peaceful Tomorrows & Military Families Speak Out

The Metreon Theater, 4th and Mission Streets.

Tickets here: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/378

http://www.peacefultomorrows.org/

http://www.mfso.org/

Miami-

American Civil Liberties Union of Florida

AMC Aventura 24

http://www.aclufl.org

Chicago-

Illinois Coalition Against the Death Penalty

Landmark Century Cinema

http://www.icadp.org/

Minneapolis-

DFL Education Foundation

Lagoon Theater

http://www.dfleducationfoundation.org

Oklahoma City-

Progressive Alliance Foundation & Military Families Speak Out

Cinemark Tinseltown USA 20

www.palfound.net/ & www.mfso.org

Denver-

Free Speech TV & Deep Dish TV

Landmark Esquire Theater

http://www.freespeech.org & http://www.deepdishtv.org/

Portland-

Peace and Justice Works

Lloyd Center Cinemas

http://www.pjw.info/

Boston-

Veterans for Peace, Military Families Speak Out, September 11th Families for Peaceful Tomorrows

Loews Harvard Square

Tickets Here

Seattle-

Hate Free Zone & American Civil Liberties Union of Washington

Loews Meridian

http://hatefreezone.org/ & http://www.aclu-wa.org/

From http://www.f911tix.com/, some of the constantly growing list of theaters showing this movie in California are:

Bakersfield

Pacific Valley Plaza 16

Berkeley

Landmark California 3 Center

Burbank

AMC Burbank 16

Camarillo

Paseo Camarillo

Chico

Cinemark 14

Concord

Brenden Concord 14

Davis

Signature Stadium 5

Eureka

Broadway

Fremont

Century Cinedome East 8

Fresno

Edwards Fresno Stadium 21 Cinemas

Signature Manchester Stadium 16

Fullerton

AMC Fullerton 20

Hollywood

Pacific Arclight Cinemas

La Jolla

Landmark La Jolla Village Cinemas 4

Long Beach

Art

Edwards Long Beach Stadium 26

Los Angeles

AMC Century 14

Los Feliz 3

NA The Bridge CInema Delux

Pacific The Grove Stadium 14

Mill Valley

Century Cine Arts at Sequoia

Modesto

Brenden Modesto 18

Monterey

Osio Plaza 6

Mountain View

Century Cinema 16

Napa

Century Cinedome 8

Oakland

Grandlake 4

Orange

AMC 30 @the Block

Century Stadium 25

Palm Springs

Signature Palm Springs

Pasadena

Laemmle Playhouse 7 Cinemas

Richmond

Century 16 Hilltop

Rohnert Park

Pacific Rohnert Park All-Stadium 16

Sacramento

Century Stadium 14

Redding Tower 3

Regal Natomas Marketplace 16

UA Laguna Village 12

San Diego

AMC Mission Valley 20

AMC Palm Promenade 24

Madstone Hazard Center 7

Pacific Carmel Mountain 12

Pacific Gaslamp 15

Pacific Townsquare 14

San Francisco

AMC Van Ness 14

Century Empire Cinema 3

Metreon 15

San Jose

Century 20 Oakridge

Century 22 A-C

Century Capital 16 San Jose

San Luis Obispo

The Palm Theater

San Mateo

Century 12 Downtown San Mateo

San Rafael

Century Regency 6

Santa Barbara

Metropolitan Paseo Nuevo 4

Santa Clara

AMC Mercado 20

Santa Cruz

Del Mar Theater

Santa Rosa

Airport Cinema 12

Rialto Cinemas Lakeside

Stockton

Signature City Centre 16

Turlock

Signature Turlock Stadium 14

Ukiah

Signature Ukiah 6

Ventura

Century 16

Century Downtown 10

Visalia

Signature Stadium 10

Walnut Creek

Century 14 Downtown Walnut Creek

wishful dreaming

by the truth, like it or not Friday, Jun. 25, 2004 at 10:01 AM

The children of today are, of course, all our children; they are the heirs of whatever political movement we bequeath to them, and for the sake of their future, it must be a strong, vibrant and victorious peace and social justice movement.

Yes, brainwash the children! It's your only hope.

Outside of NYC, liberal mecca shithole, L-Gay and San Fag-shits-co one's gonna see moore's cine-turd, the same way STACKS of clitton's books remain unsold.

The truth is, you're illiterate...

by learn how to spell, loser Friday, Jun. 25, 2004 at 1:27 PM

Bush's approval has fallen below 50%.

Kerry has jumped ahead by 10 points.

The current adminstrations lies have been fully exposed. And it wasn't about a blow job, but the deaths of Americans for Haliburton profits.

Come November we'll all be singing

NA NA NA NA

NA NA NA NA

HEY HEY HEY

Goodbye President Cokehead and his ilk.

The truth?

BUSH AND CHENEY

FOR

PRISON 'O4

suicide by kerry

by the truth, like it or not Friday, Jun. 25, 2004 at 2:49 PM

It's spelled "Halliburton" so get your OWN life, Lou Zurr.



Thank God for NADER.



pride goes before the fall

by 07041776 Friday, Jun. 25, 2004 at 2:55 PM

Democrats need to organize. Kerry should be doing a lot better than 50% right now. He should be kicking Bush at the polls.

Kerry is hanging back too much.

So you're Hellyburton's bitch I presume...

by pro-bush bitches must die... Friday, Jun. 25, 2004 at 6:55 PM

Well x-cuse me for disrespecting your employer. If you had as much compassion for the troops in Iraq as you did for Hellyburton, maybe they wouldn't be over there as Cheney's saps.

You spelling is indicative of your illiteracy, its your ignorance...

Praise Allah R's run the show in D.C.

by neo-liberals screw toilet brushes Friday, Jun. 25, 2004 at 8:05 PM

Praise Allah R's run...
reagan--rev.jpgwt6yeh.jpg, image/jpeg, 350x467

So you're Hellyburton's bitch I presume...

-----You "presume" nothing because the word wasn't on this week's high school vocab test.

Well x-cuse me for disrespecting your employer. If you had as much compassion for the troops in Iraq as you did for Hellyburton, maybe they wouldn't be over there as Cheney's saps.

-----I'd rather the sandnogs deliver a suitcase nuke to you in Berkeley, but to prevent that from happening in American cities of value, terrorists must be killed en masse. Sorry that appeasment doesn't work. And I praise even Allah that R's run the show. Praise Allah the adults are in charge in Washington.

You spelling is indicative of your illiteracy, its your ignorance...

------I think you've been using the computer in your high school's library for too long. You've had your sorry hippie ass handed to you a few times now. Quit while you're ahead or change your name to a number like the other fellow.

Ugly Kerry and his uglier wife don't stand a fucking chance.





Kerry has one big foot in the dustbin of history

by Barney Friday, Jun. 25, 2004 at 9:39 PM

It's hilarious to watch this unfolding.

OneEyedMan

by KPC Friday, Jun. 25, 2004 at 10:26 PM
KPC

...yes it is...fuckin hilarious....



...oh, but we are laughing WITH your, Blarney, even if you are not laughing....

Why not just combine the nutpig's crockumentaries?

by Thor Friday, Jun. 25, 2004 at 10:38 PM

Moore should release "Bowling for 9/11"

Co(lum)mbine the lies and distortions of the first hogwash about guns with the lies and distortions about 9/11.

Moore Yoga: even when the fat bastard is sitting upright, he's LYING.

What are the worst things that have happened to America in the last 100 years?

by Lefty Friday, Jun. 25, 2004 at 11:40 PM

1 - Pearl Harbor

2 - 9/11

3 - Clinton's Election

4 - 1929 Market Crash

5 - Clinton's Reelection

6 - Pulling out of Vietnam with tail between our legs

7 - Pulling out of Somalia with tail between our legs

8 - LBJ's election

9 - MacArthur's defeat in the Pacific

10 - Jimmy Carter's election

Add FDR's New Deal to the list, Lefty

by Fuck socialism Saturday, Jun. 26, 2004 at 6:31 AM

FDR's illegal, unconstitutional programs bloated the size of government, redefined government as pimp and welfare daddy and prolonged the suffering of the Great Depression.

The generation he 'saved' with this socialism is dying off, but the federal tyranny he helped create is with us to this day and stronger than ever.

Fuck socialism.

liberal reforms created the middle class

by more rational Saturday, Jun. 26, 2004 at 3:39 PM

Liberal programs like the GI Bill and public works programs helped create the middle class.

There is simply no denying this. Prior to WW1, people with manufacturing jobs were living in slums, making low wages, and getting injured. Prior to WW2, conditions had improved because of increasing union power, but the global depression made many people poor.

After WW2, massive government spending helped put dollars into wallets, and from there, back into the economy. All across the nation, there are millions of small single family homes attesting to this widespread affluence.

Today, those formerly lousy manufacturing jobs are considered the "good jobs" with good wages that are being exported. Service jobs pay lousy, and unions are weak. New houses get bigger and bigger, to cater to the wealthy. Education has gotten expensive, and the idea of college, health care, and free job training is a fast fading social ideal. Maids and butlers are coming back into vogue.

And, at the same time, millions are joining the global justice movement.

smarter than the politburo

by anti-FDR Saturday, Jun. 26, 2004 at 7:42 PM



Liberal programs like the GI Bill and public works programs helped create the middle class.

>>> The G.I Bill was not a 'something for nothing' handout to those who refused to work. During the Depression, 25% unemployment could be interpreted as a 'national emergency.' But there's also a counterargument that FDR's follies prolonged the Depression.



There is simply no denying this. Prior to WW1, people with manufacturing jobs were living in slums, making low wages, and getting injured. Prior to WW2, conditions had improved because of increasing union power, but the global depression made many people poor.

>>> It was the increase of wealth (profits) from growing industries that increased the standard of living for the worker, not the redistribution of wealth at gunpoint.

After WW2, massive government spending helped put dollars into wallets, and from there, back into the economy.

>>> Well now it's taking dollars from wallets, and shoveling them into a federal furnace, to the tune of 40%. Meanwhile, people, when polled, think the government should take no more than 25%.

And, at the same time, millions are joining the global justice movement.

>>> The fact that these "global" movements never produce an impressive economy or high standard of living where put into effect is proof enough to steer clear of socialism.

>>> People are smarter than committees.





FDR saved the ruling class from the gallows.

by Sheepdog Saturday, Jun. 26, 2004 at 8:01 PM

And after he prevented a violent revolution by instituting some social reform they never forgave him.

Ranking the Presidents

by BA Saturday, Jun. 26, 2004 at 8:14 PM

Most Presidents are either all bad (Clinton) or all good (Reagan, Bush).

FDR was in the middle - part good, very good, and part bad, very bad.

His handling of the war effort in WWII was superb. He listened to Churchill and he did a fine job. I'd rank him right up there with Abe Lincoln and GW Bush when it comes to crisis management.

However, his ranking on the social side was near the bottom. There he ranks with LBJ as one of the worst Presidents ever.

sheepdog has a point

by Republican Saturday, Jun. 26, 2004 at 9:04 PM

The same wealth redistribution was done in Ancient Rome. The rich were taxed at 12 times the rate of the poor and a civil war was averted.

FDR was still full of shit, tho, a richie posing as a common man.

Bless FDR's good works and curse his errors. It's more credit than any liberal will give Reagan.




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