Michael Moore and Seth Rogen

[Ramhusker]

Do you think they were born idiots or did Hollywood transform them to their current state of moronic existence?

 

[Stranger]

From birth.

When I worked in the non-profit sector I hear some stories about Moore that really showed his true colors. Not pretty.

And before anyone knew who Seth was, I saw his act on the Sunset Strip. He was mean, belligerent, and not funny at all. I totally lost all respect for him.

 

[RamFan503]

Birth. But then these two are hardly in their own league. I refer you to the Film Actor's Guild.

View: http://youtu.be/qOH9trJLedk

 

[bluecoconuts]

Meh, opinions are opinions, personally I really just don't care what they say. Michael Moore doesn't know about the roles of snipers, so why would anyone bother to pay attention to his thoughts anyway? Seth Rogen just said it reminded him of the scene in Inglourious Basterds with the Nazi soldier picking off a bunch of people from a tower. He wasn't saying that it was Nazi propaganda, he just said it reminded him of that scene, but he liked the movie. I don't really see what's wrong with that statement, and while I haven't seen American Sniper, and honestly don't plan on it, from what I understand there are parts in the film that the scene comparison (meaning target rich environment) would be understandable. That's people taking a non-story and trying to make it one.

Again though, Michael Moore is just "that guy" anyway, frankly if he thinks I'm a coward for being a sniper, I figure I'm probably doing something right. I don't really want him to like me.

 

[fearsomefour]

Meh, opinions are opinions, personally I really just don't care what they say. Michael Moore doesn't know about the roles of snipers, so why would anyone bother to pay attention to his thoughts anyway? Seth Rogen just said it reminded him of the scene in Inglourious Basterds with the Nazi soldier picking off a bunch of people from a tower. He wasn't saying that it was Nazi propaganda, he just said it reminded him of that scene, but he liked the movie. I don't really see what's wrong with that statement, and while I haven't seen American Sniper, and honestly don't plan on it, from what I understand there are parts in the film that the scene comparison (meaning target rich environment) would be understandable. That's people taking a non-story and trying to make it one.

Again though, Michael Moore is just "that guy" anyway, frankly if he thinks I'm a coward for being a sniper, I figure I'm probably doing something right. I don't really want him to like me.

Perfectly said.