Seeking a smoking gun in U.S. Violence.

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Seeking a smoking gun in U.S. Violence. par Mind Map: Seeking a smoking gun in U.S. Violence.

1. Genre:

1.1. Non-fiction

1.1.1. A review, on the film "Bowling for Columbine".

2. A. O. Scott:

2.1. Facts:

2.1.1. He did work and is still working at the New York Times.

2.1.2. He is very critical in his review.

2.1.3. American journalist and film critic.

3. Michael Moore

3.1. Facts:

3.1.1. He was born on april 23, 1953.

3.1.2. He is an American documentary filmmaker.

3.1.3. He thinks Michael Moore is stupid - specially when he is using his examples: He is using bad examples in the text - parallels to the wars and terror in the US. (citat)

4. Bowling for Columbine.

4.1. Bad and Good

4.1.1. Bad: Even though he is a good interviewer when he agrees on what the persons says, he is also a bad interviewer when he is not agree with the person he is interviewing.

4.1.2. Good: Michael Moore is a good interviewer when he has sympathy for the person he is interviewing. He gets some very good "stuff" out of people.