Highly symbolic but hate full and not accurate

Rating: 1/10 (17 March 2006)

This movie was written with multiple layers of symbolism. Natalie Portman was the only genuine person in the movie. Most of the rest of the actors were persona's to be despised and hated. They were dehumanized. This was a highly political movie, as I would expect from a Moore. Although this movie was set in England it was clearly about the U.S. The major themes are 1) anti Bush. He is compared to Hitler and accused of running a concentration camp (abu grave) where the bird flue is created to kill Americans so he can consolidate his power. 2) Anti Christian. In addition to calling catholic priests pervert pedophiles Christians are portrayed as hate full supporters of Bush. Specifically a lesbian is taken to a concentration camp. Good Christians would be sickened by her treatment. 3) Anti Democracy/pro terrorism. The movie starts out blowing up a statue of the woman with the scales of justice and ends destroying British parliament building. The hero (sic) of the movie is a subtly veiled suicide bomber. You could spend a long time analyzing the themes and symbols. I didn't like it and I don't recommend it.