Download Fahrenheit 9/11 Here

[scamdotcom]

For those of you who want to watch Micheal Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11 before the DVD release:

http://www.scam.com/fahrenheit911_movie/911part1.zip
http://www.scam.com/fahrenheit911_movie/911part2.zip

Michael Moore has authorized the free download of this movie on the internet.
He said that the movie made enough money at the box office and the message is more important.

I personally don't mind eating up some bandwidth either.

[Varius]

I think your server can't handle the downloaders ;p

I can only get page not founds.

[dennisthemenace]

You're making your server very angry

[loverboy]

links not working...

[chase]

Call me silly, but I hesitate to click on any link with "scam" in the domain name, even if it is supposed to be on the RIGHT side of the law, lol.

[scamdotcom]

Works now...dns issue.

[Basic_man]

Wow ! This man is a cool ! Thanks

[PiksalDesign]

Thanks. Only took me 25 mins.

[doober]

VCD quality or HQ DVD shit?

[Nicky]

wow, cool man, im downloading right now! Hope its decent quality

[block]

Thx dude... I already d/l it... Its pretty cool.

[WiredGuy]

Originally posted by scamdotcom
For those of you who want to watch Micheal Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11 before the DVD release:

http://www.scam.com/fahrenheit911_movie/911part1.zip
http://www.scam.com/fahrenheit911_movie/911part2.zip

Michael Moore has authorized the free download of this movie on the internet.
He said that the movie made enough money at the box office and the message is more important.

I personally don't mind eating up some bandwidth either.

Thanks George! Downloading now
WG

[Mike Panic]

d/l now - good transfer speeds - thanks

[Wiggles]

killer speeds!

[media]

mmmmm 400k per sec.. decent shit man.. thanks

[BRISK]

http://mfile.akamai.com/8082/wmv/dem...rtunateson.asx

[Rich]

Is that domain for sale?

[Furious_Male]

Thanks a lot. It was very nice of you to do this. I was looking for some time to see this now I have no excuse.

[loverboy]

i stand corrected now, links are OK.. currently downloading

[BRISK]

looks like this was filmed by someone with a video camera in the movie theatre.

[daveylapoo]

Very generous, thank you.

[gangbangjoe]

thx man

downloading now

[MindWaste]

COo... Just started the first part...

[JesseD]

My computer has a BS protection system. But thanks anyways.

[Varius]

Download finished finally....starting to watch it now thanks

[Manowar]

Originally posted by loverboy
links not working...

[FilthyRob]

How can it even be true? I would think he would want to make the most money possible wouldn't he?

DVD sales on that will kick ass for him and his partners.

[alexg]

downloading... let's finally watch this fucker

[marzzo]

thanks

[PiksalDesign]

I dont see anything about him allowing it to freely distribute though... I think tis a lie.

[Serge Litehead]

how's image quality?

[PiksalDesign]

Originally posted by holograph
how's image quality?

shitty its from a cam in a movie theatre.

get it while you can, i predict this will come down soon.
Its not being "freely distributed" I feel bad for downloading it now.

[directfiesta]

Originally posted by alexg
downloading... let's finally watch this fucker

LOl Alex ... I tought you already had seen it , .... mainly after calling the movie full of shit and lies...

LOL ... Just like when prude Christians say that your sites encourages violence against women :

" No, oh my god, I don't look at that, but I know that they show women getting degraded... I know, that's all ...."

When I trash Bush, it is with his own words and it is so easy ...

[Martin]

nice d/ling now

[directfiesta]

Originally posted by PiksalDesign
I dont see anything about him allowing it to freely distribute though... I think tis a lie.

Controversial film-maker Michael Moore has welcomed the appearance on the internet of pirated copies of his anti-Bush documentary Fahrenheit 9/11 and claimed he is happy for anybody to download it free of charge.
The activist, author and director told the Sunday Herald that, as long as pirated copies of his film were not being sold, he had no problem with it being downloaded.

?I don?t agree with the copyright laws and I don?t have a problem with people downloading the movie and sharing it with people as long as they?re not trying to make a profit off my labour. I would oppose that,? he said.

?I do well enough already and I made this film because I want the world, to change. The more people who see it the better, so I?m happy this is happening.?

Moore?s views have not been well received by Hollywood?s establishment, which is fighting a war against the online pirates it claims cost the industry £1.6 billion a year in lost sales.

Jack Valenti, the outgoing president of the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA), said: ?We are proud that American films continue to enjoy immense popularity around the world but the need for copyright protection in the digital age is crucial to the preservation of our most prized trade asset.

?Piracy is having a dramatic impact on the creators and copyright owners of this nation, and its defeat depends largely on the commit ment and resolve of the entire industry.

?File sharing causes tremendous financial loss to the movie business, untold hardship to support workers, and costs thousands of jobs.?

Distributed via websites such as suprnova.org, which lays claim to having served more than 17 million downloads, Moore?s documentary critique of the Bush administration?s red, white and blue rush into war with Iraq is among the web?s hottest properties.

Thousands of copies of Fahrenheit 9/11 have already been downloaded, each taking about 3.5 hours over a broadband connection.

Ironically, the burgeoning underground market for Moore?s much-debated documentary has been championed by both sides of the political divide. While left-wing sites promote the film?s message, opponents of the high-profile polemicist are urging people to ?steal? their copy, thus denying its director his cut of the profits.

Last month the website of producers Lions Gate Films was subjected to a barrage of attacks by hackers, with one creating a link to a download destination on the site?s front page.

Despite up to 150 people simultaneously bagging free copies of its most valuable property at any given time 24 hours a day, Lions Gate says it has no plans to oppose the practice. While unwilling to make any official statement likely to further provoke Hollywood?s heavy hitters, the film company appears to have fallen into line with its director?s laissez-faire approach.

Moore said: ?Is it wrong for someone who?s bought a film on DVD to let a friend watch it for free? Of course it?s not. It never has been and never will be. I think information, art and ideas should be shared.?

Defenders of Moore?s position include Pulp Fiction director Quentin Tarantino, who earlier this year encouraged audiences in countries where his films are not legally available to obtain counterfeit copies.

The furore engulfing Moore is just the latest in a series of controversies surrounding the film. Almost smothered by original production company Miramax?s refusal to distribute the final cut, he also this year launched an unsuccessful legal attempt to overturn the MPAA?s decision to give the documentary an ?R? rating, which barred under-16s from seeing the movie without an adult.

Opposed by Move America Forward, a conservative group set up to dissuade cinemas from showing the film, Fahrenheit 9/11 has become one of the most controversial productions in Hollywood history. Last month Australian distributors Hopscotch Films claimed to have received e-mails warning that if the company went ahead with its planned release of the movie, it would do so ?at our own peril?.

The hubbub is unlikely to subside any time soon. With Lions Gate reporting that DVD rights are likely to be won by Disney-owned Buena Vista Home Entertainment, many commentators believe the digital distribution network may yet face serious opposition.

Valenti said: ?Nobody can allow their rights to be stolen because, if you can?t retrieve your investment, you?re out of the movie business,

?I don?t think there?s really a single actor or director in the world who does not believe that if you don?t combat piracy, it will devour you in the future.?

04 July 2004

[Nicky]

Bush is an idiot!

[TweetyBird]

Originally posted by dennisthemenace


You're making your server very angry

lol

[Za Ha]

Thanx for the download.

Im pretty sure Moores opinion means shit to the company that actually produced the movie and got it on screen. They are the ones with the copyright laws not him!

[bangman-]

Thanks for the download
Speedy like ninja...

[Adultlexicon]

550 kbs/s nice

Thanks! The DL is speedy and I've been wanting to see this. I just don't like visiting movie theaters for movies that would be better to watch at home.

[reynold]

speedy one . thanks..

[xclusive]

All more really cares about is getting rid of Bush and that is why he is willing to give up an oscar to show this movie early so more americans can see it before the election...

[PiksalDesign]

Originally posted by directfiesta
Controversial film-maker Michael Moore has welcomed the appearance on the internet of pirated copies of his anti-Bush documentary Fahrenheit 9/11 and claimed he is happy for anybody to download it free of charge.
The activist, author and director told the Sunday Herald that, as long as pirated copies of his film were not being sold, he had no problem with it being downloaded.

?I don?t agree with the copyright laws and I don?t have a problem with people downloading the movie and sharing it with people as long as they?re not trying to make a profit off my labour. I would oppose that,? he said.

?I do well enough already and I made this film because I want the world, to change. The more people who see it the better, so I?m happy this is happening.?

Moore?s views have not been well received by Hollywood?s establishment, which is fighting a war against the online pirates it claims cost the industry £1.6 billion a year in lost sales.

Jack Valenti, the outgoing president of the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA), said: ?We are proud that American films continue to enjoy immense popularity around the world but the need for copyright protection in the digital age is crucial to the preservation of our most prized trade asset.

?Piracy is having a dramatic impact on the creators and copyright owners of this nation, and its defeat depends largely on the commit ment and resolve of the entire industry.

?File sharing causes tremendous financial loss to the movie business, untold hardship to support workers, and costs thousands of jobs.?

Distributed via websites such as suprnova.org, which lays claim to having served more than 17 million downloads, Moore?s documentary critique of the Bush administration?s red, white and blue rush into war with Iraq is among the web?s hottest properties.

Thousands of copies of Fahrenheit 9/11 have already been downloaded, each taking about 3.5 hours over a broadband connection.

Ironically, the burgeoning underground market for Moore?s much-debated documentary has been championed by both sides of the political divide. While left-wing sites promote the film?s message, opponents of the high-profile polemicist are urging people to ?steal? their copy, thus denying its director his cut of the profits.

Last month the website of producers Lions Gate Films was subjected to a barrage of attacks by hackers, with one creating a link to a download destination on the site?s front page.

Despite up to 150 people simultaneously bagging free copies of its most valuable property at any given time 24 hours a day, Lions Gate says it has no plans to oppose the practice. While unwilling to make any official statement likely to further provoke Hollywood?s heavy hitters, the film company appears to have fallen into line with its director?s laissez-faire approach.

Moore said: ?Is it wrong for someone who?s bought a film on DVD to let a friend watch it for free? Of course it?s not. It never has been and never will be. I think information, art and ideas should be shared.?

Defenders of Moore?s position include Pulp Fiction director Quentin Tarantino, who earlier this year encouraged audiences in countries where his films are not legally available to obtain counterfeit copies.

The furore engulfing Moore is just the latest in a series of controversies surrounding the film. Almost smothered by original production company Miramax?s refusal to distribute the final cut, he also this year launched an unsuccessful legal attempt to overturn the MPAA?s decision to give the documentary an ?R? rating, which barred under-16s from seeing the movie without an adult.

Opposed by Move America Forward, a conservative group set up to dissuade cinemas from showing the film, Fahrenheit 9/11 has become one of the most controversial productions in Hollywood history. Last month Australian distributors Hopscotch Films claimed to have received e-mails warning that if the company went ahead with its planned release of the movie, it would do so ?at our own peril?.

The hubbub is unlikely to subside any time soon. With Lions Gate reporting that DVD rights are likely to be won by Disney-owned Buena Vista Home Entertainment, many commentators believe the digital distribution network may yet face serious opposition.

Valenti said: ?Nobody can allow their rights to be stolen because, if you can?t retrieve your investment, you?re out of the movie business,

?I don?t think there?s really a single actor or director in the world who does not believe that if you don?t combat piracy, it will devour you in the future.?

04 July 2004

this post us useless without a source link

You would figure he would have said something on his site.
http://www.michaelmoore.com/

[slavdogg]

Originally posted by PiksalDesign
shitty its from a cam in a movie theatre.

get it while you can, i predict this will come down soon.
Its not being "freely distributed" I feel bad for downloading it now.

feel bad??
you feel bad about downloading this cocksucker's propaganda ??
you should feel bad for being so stupid to believe anything Moore says.

[Doctor Dre]

Originally posted by chase
Call me silly, but I hesitate to click on any link with "scam" in the domain name, even if it is supposed to be on the RIGHT side of the law, lol.

It's calling out all scams on the net ... actually they got DDOS by russian once for the wife scam exposed

[Doctor Dre]

Dave is gonna like giving you your BW bill man :P

BTW this is (well if it's still is) hosted @ www.eliteplanet.com . KICKASS shit

[Doctor Dre]

Originally posted by Rich
Is that domain for sale?

I doubt he would sell it ... he already got nuff $ :P

[PiksalDesign]

Originally posted by slavdogg
feel bad??
you feel bad about downloading this cocksucker's propaganda ??
you should feel bad for being so stupid to believe anything Moore says.

but yet i dont.. hm

[Jace]

Originally posted by FilthyRob
How can it even be true? I would think he would want to make the most money possible wouldn't he?

DVD sales on that will kick ass for him and his partners.

he has already made it public kknowledge that he wants everyone to see it no matter how they get it...and he did mention bootlegging in there....

he does want to make money, that is obvious...but he REALLY wants people to see it more than anything

fat fucking asshole, he makes millions for his slanted view