Went to see Man of the Year in Sandy, Utah. There were applause at the end

[helderheid]

Yes, SANDY UTAH. It was a small crowd but at the end, the applause started from the front and radiated to the back. Anyone who sees this film will get a one two punch. First, they will say they are sick of corporations controlling our government and elections. Second, they will never vote on an e-machine without questioning the reliability of it. With the HBO documentary coming out, the dam is about to break.

[mmonk]

1. Went to see it last weekend.

For my birthday, I'd like to see Lewis Black who is coming to town, next.

[Sydnie]

2. I agree

I applauded at the end myself!

[Stardust]

3. They applauded where I went to, but they always do. (Hollywood)

[helderheid]

4. well then, this should be a special treat coming from RED Utah!

[Temporary1]

5. It reminds me of Fahrenheit 9/11 coming out in Kennesaw, Georgia

This is one of the reddest districts in the nation and there was prolonged applause during Moore's film 7 times during the duration, with a crowd of at least several hundred.

To this day I did not realize there are so many liberals here; I wish I could find those people agaain..

[Stardust]

6. Have you tried MeetUps?

[helderheid]

7. we had a standing ovation when I saw it in West Jordan Utah - packed

crowd.

[high density]

8. I saw it today (spoilers)

I wasn't overly impressed with this film, though it should raise doubts about voting machines to those who watch it. It was disappointing that we were supposed to believe that this "bug" was not introduced maliciously by the company to swing the election. From a computer perspective the bug really makes no sense as an accident.