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Documentary 'I.O.U.S.A' premiered at Sundance

Published: Saturday, Aug. 16 2008 12:32 a.m. MDT

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A little over extended

Sounds interesting? Can I put that $12.50 on my visa card?

samhill

It would be more convincing to me if Mr. Buffet helped distribute the message of the movie by subsidizing it enough to reduce the absurd entrance fee of $12.50

Heck, he could pay for it entirely for what, to him, would be pocket change.

En Hedu'Anna

We're going to attend the film and follow up question session.

The Fantom events are all more than movie ticket prices even though they take place at theaters. The Metropolitan Opera live broadcasts are about 20$. The events are generally longer than movies by an hour or two. The theaters generally aren't filled. My guess is that as more people attend the price will come down.

I think this is a great way to participate in events we normally wouldn't get to see.

Sounds like....

it should give "National Treasure" movies the run for the share of profits out there. Disney ought to make a movie out it and call it, "National Debt." I'm sure it would be a sell-out......LOL!!

Getgoing

Did you know that 9.5 Trillion Dollars placed side by side and end to end would cover the entire state of South Carolina and a good deal more. Our government leaders are reckless and irresponsible in there duty to us the American people. Why do we put up with this?

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