Fahrenheit 9/11 Trailer!

it looks like what i figured: a recapitulation of news items that are widely available to anyone even slightly proactive about getting news and information. turning "house of bush, house of saud" into a two-hour film will likely spread the good word more effectively than that book could. but i'm still not sure that anybody voting for bush or even humoring the idea of voting for bush will go see this, or have the opportunity to go see this - will it be distributed beyond small, artsy theatres in select locations?

i have reservations about moore, but i'm excited to see how this plays.

>or have the opportunity to go see this - will it be distributed beyond >small, artsy theatres in select locations?

this is an annoying generalization that i would like to take back. but i am curious about the distribution. if you're living in southern ohio or a small town in pennsylvania, in a town with one theatre, will that theatre be showing this this summer?

I heard a report that it's set to open on 1,000 screens, which is probably about a third of what Harry Potter will open on, but it'll probably be the most ever for a documentary.