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In Reply to: I thought SL was truly a very important film that should be seen . . . posted by mr grits on February 6, 2005 at 16:02:07:

black tragedies but you are ready to throw open your arms to the Jewish one which occurred more than a half-century ago.
Today, black people are still being massacred---instead of guilt, do you think the film makers just might wish to help stop this and other tragedies in Africa?--in numbers far greater than any others.
Guilt? How about a bit of human empathy/sympathy?

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Your conclusions are incorrect . . . - mr grits 08:10:45 02/07/05 (2)
I'm not a big fan of genocide no matter how much the human race has made it a global past time. The motives of the work balanced against artistic effort is what I have complaints about concerning both films. Being Anglo-Saxon doesn't make me a racist monster right out of the chute.
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- At any rate, everything I've read about the film says it goes - tinear 18:00:44 02/07/05 (1)
  out of its way NOT to be an emotional rollercoaster and that Cheadle's performance is very understated.
  You seemed to imply you knew the motivations of the producers of this film by accusing them of manufacturing "guilt."
  - There's no substitute for seeing it. Nolte's monologue is way over the top . . . I feel guilty thinking about it. - mr grits 18:53:13 02/07/05 (0)
    Actually, I'm not to deep into guilt. 8^)
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