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The Corporation: A revealing documentary
Posted: 07-11-2004 18:52
by R3L!K
I suggest you all watch this film/documentary.
It's in 3 one hour parts.
Some of it, or even all, you may already know. I certainly learned some new facts.
Enlightening, powerful and essential viewing.
It's on Bittorrent by the way.
Posted: 07-11-2004 19:25
by Rens2Sea
eh? what is it? O_o
Posted: 07-11-2004 20:22
by Messy
A film.
R3lik has mentioned it before in one of the 2004 election-related threads.
More information it can be found here:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0379225/ 
edit: Nice trailer.
Definitely going to see this
I like the part where they show multinational corporations representing next to countries such as the UK etc.
Is that a fictional United Nations?
Looks very interesting
Posted: 07-11-2004 21:35
by R3L!K
it asks the question, if the entity was a person (legally it can be considered one), what kind of person it would be.
More info
here
Posted: 08-11-2004 09:43
by [1234]Jr
The Corporation = Vince McMahon's evil stable, before joining with the Ministry, that was around in the late 90's...
....what?
Posted: 08-11-2004 12:12
by Fragger
lol jr
Posted: 08-11-2004 12:39
by Capital_G
HAPPY BIRTHDAY FRAGDGWRERERER
Posted: 09-11-2004 13:26
by Cenotaph
Jr thinks too much about Wrestling ^^
I bet he was at Manchester to see Raw live some weeks ago
Posted: 09-11-2004 14:51
by [1234]Jr
I wasnt, unfortunatly. I'll wait till they get back to Sheffield - it'd be more practical to go to a show where i now live... im soooo lazy.
Posted: 10-11-2004 21:34
by TEZC_Robban
I finally brought myself to seeing this film and I gotta say I found it quite good. It really made me think about ethics and moral behaviour. The stuff about the milk kinda disgusted me too :p
Posted: 10-11-2004 22:26
by Messy
I just *spooled* (I feel so cool using that word, that I don't care if it's correct or not) super size me ^_^ and watched it to.
It's great too
Definitely need to go see the corporation though.
I hope this type of film is becoming a trend
I really like these, although all the ones I've seen so far (Bowling for Columbine, Fahrenheit 9/11 and Super Size Me) were extremely biased and one-sided.
Posted: 10-11-2004 22:36
by TEZC_Robban
Yeah, I also like films like these. Definately hope for more of em with a little less bias ;p
Posted: 11-11-2004 01:42
by R3L!K
good year for documentaries.
who needs fiction when fact is so much more fucked up.
Posted: 12-11-2004 16:58
by TEZC_Robban
R3L!K wrote:
who needs fiction when fact is so much more fucked up.
Should I laugh... or cry? :p