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WODIN said:Nothing Specious about facts.
Technically Miramax and Moore own the film. Disney holds only the distribution rights.
Lift Chief said:The question is... is disney not distributing the movie because it is not in their best interest to do so? More specifically, is it their choice, as a corporate entity with no unusual extraneous factors, to not distribute this movie?
Or are they not distributing it because they fear repercussions from the president's supporters- specifically, his brother? Obviously this would fall under the premise of "in their best interest", but this could be viewed as a form of indirect censorship if their fears are well founded. A case of the president's supporters using their power to try and stop a movie that criticizes the president to be distributed.
It seems, considering they invested the time and money in Moore, allowing him to produce this documentary, that they had every intention of distributing it, but now are afraid to as a result of the power presedential supporters have over their affairs.
Clearly it is well within Disney's rights to distribute whatever they see fit, but what that article was implying is that they are afraid to distribute it because of the president and his supporters. Obviously it goes without saying the essence of this country is free speech- even and especially if that criticizes the government and the president. It is unfortunate that the president and his supporters are able to suppress this.
And whether or not you like michael moore is beside the issue and it is moronic to even talk about whether you think he's a good film maker or not.
Code said:If you owned pornographic pics of yourself, but chose not to put them on the internet. Is that censorship???
Lift Chief said:And whether or not you like michael moore is beside the issue and it is moronic to even talk about whether you think he's a good film maker or not.
Code said:It's COMPLETELY valid. If they think the movie is shit and mostly fiction, like alot of people do, then the reason they aren't releasing is because it utter rot.
Code said:THEY OWN IT.
It's not censorship.
If you owned pornographic pics of yourself, but chose not to put them on the internet. Is that censorship???
Lift Chief said:Sigh- as i said... im fully aware of the fact that they own it and therefore it cannot be true censorship. Again, as i said, the question is whether it is a type of indirect censorship caused by the significant pressure being put on disney by presidential supporters not to distribute the film?
I don't know how i can state my question more clearly.