maybe another time, oddball docudrama *kill

Yeah, I've seen some clips of it on youtube.

CBC's The Fifth Estate also did a piece on Bull. It would be perfect for the sift (if anyone can find it - I've been trying unsuccessfully). It's about 50 minutes long.>> ^HugeJerk:

There was a docudrama about Gerald Bull with Frank Langela playing the man that I highly recommend watching. His ideas were amazing, but it was only the Iraqi's who were willing to invest in his ideas... but they likely wanted it for something other than putting payloads into orbit.

There was a docudrama about Gerald Bull with Frank Langela playing the man that I highly recommend watching. His ideas were amazing, but it was only the Iraqi's who were willing to invest in his ideas... but they likely wanted it for something other than putting payloads into orbit.

WTF? I was expecting a Disney like docudrama telling about a pair of buddies that did something.

Instead it is slow motion of two pets. It isn't three minutes of love, but probably 20 seconds in normal non-slo-mo.

This film doesn't even come close to showing the horrors of Nuclear War.

Behold 'Threads' - http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=-2023790698427111488&hl=en-GB

Threads is a 1984 television docudrama depicting the effects of a nuclear war on the United Kingdom and its aftermath.. 1 hr 47 min 45 sec.

Boys, girls, please!! Trying to build a docudrama!!

Wonder how many spiritually lazy folks pshawed this clever creation at first gawk...

Slyrr cracks me up. Is the martyr complex a Christian thing, a Republican thing, or both? And if we're "partisan leftists", what the hell does that make you?
The "Path to 9/11" clips to which he refers have been debunked even by Republican former Gov. Kean, who was the 9-11 Commission co-chair and a paid consultant to that "docudrama".
And I realize that you were speaking off the paranoid cuff, but Fox News' ratings are falling right along with the administration's - so wearing your partisanship on your sleeve isn't necessarily the smartest thing to do.
And that clip was from CBS, not CNN - not that it makes much of a difference in your mind, I'm sure.

I have to post this video until the Bamford MSNBC footage hits YouTube. He says the FBI consultant working on ABC's 9/11 docudrama quit mid-production because they were making too much stuff up.


From the main writer for the $30M piece of fiction:
Mr. Nowrasteh said. “That is not in the [9/11 Commission] report. That was not scripted. But you know when you’re making a movie, a lot of things happen on set that are unscripted. Accidents occur, spontaneous reactions of actors performing a role take place. It’s the job of the filmmaker to say, ‘You know, maybe we can use that.’ ”