There was a reason why dictators burned books

Rating: Null/10 (15 August 2006)

Say what you will about this movie, the truth be know that the dialouge rules. You never see his face and you get every emotion from the character. This movie relys on the strength of words. Its the key point/character of the movie. And for all you idiots that are trying to see it as otherwise, you missed the point of the movie. Without a doubt this movie enforces how important it is to read and why freedom of the press is so important. I'm not talking about the stupid news media. News is now and full of facts and what is current. Reading is about BOOKS. Exploring one's own self. And that in turn is why freedom of the press is so important. We live in world controlled by those who publish on paper and thru the expense of broadcast. Pay attention to this movie. And as much as I hate MY SPACE, for those of you who have found your voice there it is now in jeopardy. This movie is beyond relevant to the technological world we live in. We are not denied the right to assemble, but I know for sure we are afraid to do it for the fear of doing it. We live in a fear state. Not only of the terrorist that would harm us, but of the actions of our Government to protect us. Pay attention to this movie. You are looking at a glimpse of our future, your children's future. This is the most powerful and relevant movie of our day about a possible future that we as a people could face if we don't take back what the founding fathers intended for their children. Absolute power still corrupts absolutely.