Has anyone seen links for this? Amazing; simply amazing. Finally we can proudly say: Celsius 41.11. The movie where liberals leave their delusions at the door, sit their butts down, open up wide for a big ole' slice of truth, with a side of wisdom.

“Celsius 41.11” is a perfect response to Moore’s “documentary,” in that it exposes just how divided the anti-war activists are and how they really missed the message from the war. Example: on the trailer, some woman is talking about how she would want a dictator who gives her free healthcare or free education. Great, but what about living in fear of torture or execution, or not being able to speak your own opinion, or being forced to live in poverty as your “benevolent leader” squanders all your money on himself and his repugnant sons? I’m sure this is just one example out of many in this film. I urge everyone to take a look at the site and check out the trailer: http://www.celsius4111.com. If anything, it will make it even more apparent that Moore and other liberal blowhards really got it wrong.

I'll be definitely checking this movie out!

Good thing! I'd recommend spending your money on something else.

I don’t know if anyone has seen the new Finding Nemo knock-off called Shark Tale, but I was shocked and appalled when I saw it with my six year-old this weekend. Not only does it portray Italians, African-Americans, and Hispanic-Americans
 
I also find very disturbing the stealth promotion of the agendas that put in peril the bedrock foundation of the family through characters such as Lenny. In an era where family values are under siege from the relentless attacks of the forces of moral and social disintegration with their so-called progressive agenda and their activist allies in judiciaries such as Massachusetts', Hollywood continues, its efforts to ram down America's throats concepts it clearly believes are immoral.

I understand that homosexuality, unfortunately, has hit the mainstream, but I would like to think there are still some things I can do with my son that are free of anti-family undertones and unnecessary stereotypes. I guess I can scratch Steven Spielberg and DreamWorks off the family-friendly list.