Here's my review:
Mr. Moore's movie is a brilliant hatchet job, and so I am not surprised many of the media elite are coming away with a one sided view of guns and their owners, as Mr. Moore intended.
As fully expected, Mr. Moore will never tell you about some things that contradict his movie. For example,
Moore filmed what he calls a National Rifle Association rally in Denver after two students gunned down classmates at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colo., and he filmed parents' disgust with the NRA's presence.
Mr. Moore will not tell you that:
a) The National Rifle Association scheduled its annual national convention in the city of Denver four years prior to Columbine.
b) The convention includes a huge gun and trade show that draws between 30,000 - 50,000 visitors every year.
c) The City of Denver bid for the business when the NRA was choosing a venue.
d) Harris and Klebold murdered their classmates less than a week before the NRA's convention was due to begin.
e) The NRA canceled the gun and trade show portion of its convention out of sympathy for the Columbine victims, thus canceling the plans of tens of thousand of visitors, even though they had nothing to do with Harris and Klebold's actions.
f) The NRA was required by the law of New York State (where it is incorporated) to still conduct its annual meeting, or risk violating the terms of its charter.
g) The NRA conducted only the bare minimum of its meetings necessary to stay in compliance with the law, and it then left.
I can say all this because I lived in Salt Lake City at the time and was planning to attend the NRA convention. A somewhat different version of events from Mr. Moore, no?