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Michael Moore questions Charlton Heston about America's high murder rate, which Heston blames on the country's long history of violence.
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Filmmaker, author, and political activist Michael Moore trains his satirical eye on America's obsession with guns and violence in his third feature-length documentary, which gets its title from a pair of loosely related incidents. On April 20, 1999, shortly before they began their infamous killing spree at Columbine High School in Littleton, CO, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold attended their favorite class, a no-credit bowling course held at a bowling alley near the school, the same bowling alley which would become the scene of a robbery and triple homicide two years later. While pondering these events, Moore humorously considers the link between random violence and the game of ten pins; along the way, Moore calls on the Michigan Militia (and gets to know some of the models for their "Militia Babes" calendar); spends some time with James Nichols, brother of Oklahoma City bombing accomplice Terry Nichols; visits K-Mart's corporate offices with two teenagers injured in the Columbine massacre as they ask the retail chain to stop selling bullets for handguns; investigates the media's role in the American climate of fear and anger; compares crime statistics in the United States with those of Canada (which, despite higher unemployment and a larger number of guns per capita, manages to rack up a small fraction of the homicides committed in the United States), and questions actor and National Rifle Association president Charlton Heston regarding his appearance at a pro-gun rally held in Littleton a few days after the Columbine massacre, and a similar rally in Flint, MI, after a six-year-old boy killed a classmate with a gun he took from his uncle's house. Bowling for Columbine received its first public screening at the 2002 Ann Arbor Film Festival; the film's official premiere took place a few months later at the Cannes Film Festival.
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Cast: Charlton Heston, Michael Moore
Director: Michael Moore
Producers: Gillian Aldrich, Chris Aldred, Jim Czarnecki, Kurt Engfehr, Kathleen Glynn, Tia Lessin, Michael Moore, Siobhan Oldham, Charlie Siskel, Wolfram Tichy, Rehya Young, Charles Bishop, Meghan O'Hara, Michael Donovan, Jeff Gibbs
Screenwriter: Michael Moore
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@SalemGhassanHanna 4 года назад

I think part of the problem is that Moore changed subject quickly. He starts comparing gun violence between two nations with lots of guns (US and Canada), then quickly moves onto comparing nations with lots of historic violence but dissimilar gun ownership (US and Germany, or US and the British Empire etc). He really he should have focused on the like-for-like comparison (US and Canada) and grilled Heston on that.

@Sean-ng4eu 2 года назад

Ditto, exactly what I thought. The contrasting statistics between USA and Canada is rather baffling

@tj-kw6py 2 года назад

Why? Gun violence was the main topic

@seanhayes6097 6 месяцев назад

Michael Moore tricked his way in Heston's home, Moore being an NRA member. He then took advantage of Chucks declining mental state, to push his own agenda. Chuck believed that to ensure peace in the USA, the 2nd amendments right to bear arms, was vital to help the ordinary citizen prevent tyrants or any other force taking the power & freedom of the people away. Whatever the reason for Canada's much lower gun crime than USA, Moore harassed Chuck who was obviously struggling with mental deterioration & died soon after. Regardless who is right or wrong, I felt for Chuck here. I have great respect for his contributions over the years especially in his help promoting equality, freedom & civil rights! RIP Chuck

@lechihieu2606 4 года назад

Russian, Japan, German: hey :((

@philwilliams953 3 года назад

The UK has lots of bad people and a violent history. But we have fewer guns and therefore a lower body count. You can go on about freedom, 2nd amendment etc. but the facts speak for themselves.

@mariadacre5875 2 года назад

At last someone with sense,. Well said Philllip.

@TboneSloanaroma 2 года назад

So are you saying that we need to get rid of guns in America?

@philwilliams953 2 года назад

It's not my business to say as I'm not American. Truth is, I think you're stuck with them. I wish for your sakes that it could become a common sense issue,rather than a divisive, culturall one. But as a foreigner, I probably don't understand how these things work.

@kennyryan625 2 года назад

The Uvalde, TX shooting in 2022 brought me here

@beaudarcey9586 2 года назад

It's an interesting question. Deserves thought, which is not what happened here...

@DupontandLowesWarrior 4 года назад

Charlton Heston: It Happened Before It Will Happen Again it's Just a Question of When...

@redskywalker3374 2 года назад

go watch Michael Moore Hates America ...it shows what really happened with CH and how MM lies in his movies ..he's disgusting now to me

@artemisabbott9006 2 года назад

Y'all really in here running his name in the dirt

@RetroFan 2 года назад

I'll tell you why. 13%

@davydsingleton7698 3 месяца назад

The shooters who did the cbine massacre were White boys you idiot!

@eluweniestargazer2570 6 лет назад

Best movie. My neighbors speak of weapons too now. Sigh. I don't need to know about that. I got zero. Don't want em. No use for them. Be good to each other and you won't need them. Michigander here. Still here, 45 years and counting. Thank you for this movie scene.

@ernestoleon2086 4 года назад

When 3 guys kick your room door in the middle of the night, you better be good to them

@kresse5647 4 года назад

@@ernestoleon2086 Bullshit If the three Guys arent armed they arent as big of a problem but every criminal can get weapons easily too cuz There are No regulations

@that1guyization 3 года назад

@@kresse5647 Exactly, if we had more regulations criminals wouldnt be able to get guns. If you can't buy one at a store how else will you get one? I'm being sarcastic by the way.

@frankernest3712 3 года назад

@@that1guyization You are so naive. Just strip the rights of the people away & give the government absolute power, right? History has shown has that has worked out

@judithwilber2540 3 года назад

@@frankernest3712 he said he was being sarcastic

@emiliobello2538 3 года назад

Wow

@robinpower6061 3 года назад

Make it stop! (Linda Blair, possessed bed jumping scene, "The Exorcist"...)

@nirv 2 года назад

The answer is our culture. Whenever we try to hold anyone accountable now people are called "Karens." Accountability is GOOD. Americans don't value being corrected. We all think we're right all the time and almost none of us really have our feet held to the fire. 99% of people I challenge to interview in voice chat on the internet run screaming. They say something dumb like 'the earth is flat' or 'covid doesn't real' and I ask to interview them and they run. Americans say dumb things and then run when called out. Other countries seem to value being challenged more than Americans.

@manuelbello5806 2 года назад

Blame Canada

@enprise7335 6 лет назад

Heston doesn’t make any damn sense and yes just walks away when he knows he’s wrong

@ligmasmegma 6 лет назад

En Prise he was battling alzeimers at the time, you ignorant sack of shit

@Robsonski96 3 года назад

Owning a gun is wrong? Okay... Have fun being defenseless!

@redskywalker3374 2 года назад

..go watch Michael Moore hates America.'..His movies are filled with tricks & lies ..no joke...they are surely not worthy to be included with documentaries that constitute truth more than these fiction flicks

@jonathandown9617 Год назад

America is a vastly different country than those Moore compared. Cultural differences, multiculturalism, different beliefs, different socioeconomic classs...the list goes on and on, huge population, different legal system, different educational system, different values...all of these can and do contribute to the increased instances of violence. To reduce it down to the abundance of guns and the laws surrounding them would be an over simplification of the problem. If guns disappeared from America tomorrow, I'd be willing to bet you would still see increased instances of robbery and violence when compared to the rest of the world.

@ziggymorris8760 5 лет назад

350 million is a lot more than 30 million people.

@theleopardpriestess809 5 лет назад

ziggy morris when population is taken into account the US still has the highest gun violence rate

@ctdieselnut 3 года назад

This is why per capita statistics are extrapolated. It gives a better sense of the trends. With that being said, have you ever heard the saying 'stats dont lie, but liars use statistics.'

@josephsummers2427 3 года назад

That wasn't the population back then. In 2002, the USA was 288million and Canada was 31.5million.

@josephsummers2427 3 года назад

And still, taken into account, the US (~2001) should have had I believe 1,640 deaths by gun to equal Canada? They had 11,500. That is a very considerable amount higher.

@ashleymaria29 5 лет назад

This documentary made the conclusion that guns aren't the problem.

@yikes7607 4 года назад

But if the problem is, say, people, then the solution is still that guns should not be abundantly available. It's common sense that if they can't play well, then take away their toys. A wise man once said "bans are laws for the stupid"; in this case not just stupid, but also disruptive and destructive, and they must be governed.

@ctdieselnut 3 года назад

The problems and solutions are far too complex and multi faceted to be boiled down to one or two things. Similar to health care, you cant sum it up to a 3 minute clip. Its mental health, its crime, its poverty, it's the economy, it's a lack of upward mobility etc. There is no one size fits all silver bullet to fixing gun violence in the USA.

@histershellac2842 2 года назад

f-wit

@shekelton1955 5 лет назад

And if you take away three cities (Chicago and two others) you will find that the USA is one of the safest countries in thr world. Not to mention the 800k -2.5M people annualy (per year) that use a firearm for self defense.

@CrossOfBayonne 3 года назад

Chicago actually is a pretty safe place execpt for the south side area

@GRANOLA77 11 месяцев назад

Chicago isn't even the worst place in Illinois. Baton Rouge, Indianapolis, Memphis, and Denver all have worst violent crime than Chicago

@monotech20.14 8 месяцев назад

Thank you. But rightwingers like to not know what PER CAPITA means. Nor will they ever admit the reason for crime. Hint: Inequality. @@GRANOLA77

@stephenmystery8313 7 лет назад

I'm a fierce defender of gun rights, but this was a lovely documentary./

@smuffjules 6 лет назад

Yes, and it wasn’t even a plea for gun control. As he stated, Canada has plenty of guns and almost no gun crime. That proves it’s not the guns. Moore asks good questions. I still Don’t know the answer

@LoveBagpipes 6 лет назад

Highest murder rate with guns, ignores murders in general...would be better to compare murder rates in general on that point, not specifically murder rates with guns...a little intellectually dishonest on that point from Moore

@Odette321 3 года назад

The types of guns the powers that be have allowed into the hands of kids are intended to kill a lot of people in a short amount of time. I.e. different to Johnny who killed his wife with a knife.

@SailingSeignior 2 года назад

Colombia and Mexico are the only OECD countries that have a higher homicide rate than the US. Homicide rates with guns or just in general aren't a winning argument either way.

@aarongerrish8930 Год назад

Heston did not owe anybody an explanation or apologize to anyone

@nongthip 3 года назад

I met Charlton Heston at a book signing (Into the Arena) in the mid-90s along with his wife. I bought the book and he signed it, fair enough. I don't agree with his position on guns at all, but just once it was a chance to shake hands, look in those eyes and remember movies like Ben Hur, The Omega Man, and of course The Ten Commandments. It's understandable why he couldn't contend with a Michael Moore interview, with rapid-fire questions when he was mentally challenged. Ronald Regan would probably also have cut the interview at some point.

@CrossOfBayonne 3 года назад

You are very privileged to do such because unfortunately Charlton himself would die of old age a few years after this documentary was made but his legacy lives on.

@cajayson8301 2 года назад

1. As someone else said, he did not have Alzheimer's until after the documentary 2. He invited Moore onto his property knowing full well of his reputation as an aggressive journalist....either he did or his staff. They always had the option to politely decline. Therefore, he can't cry foul once the interview makes him uncomfortable, especially as he himself extolled a legacy of running around this nation promoting gun sales immediately after serious tragedies. Don't give me this BS excuse they could not cancel due to the enormous planning. Several orgs hold annual conferences every year...some have been canceled due to unforeseen events, yet they don't act privileged and come off as exploiting a tragedy. Sadly, when you have a group like the NRA i.e. one that does not even understand Amendment II, it's hardly surprising to hear of their irresponsible nature. 3. Heston walked off over rather innocuous questions. I didn't consider Moore an overbearing interviewer here. It's clear he merely could not stand his naivete being challenged, which I've come to learn is a textbook example of gun nuts...the moment you neutralize their closed minded pontificating with logic and facts, they get hyperdefensive and walk away.

@ownageeagle 2 года назад

@@cajayson8301 he didn't announce he had it...but he was almost certainly experiencing symptoms by the time of the interview. Anyone with a sense of dignity would've cut it after learning about it. Instead Moore released the interview anyway with a lame disclaimer.

@plasticweapon 2 года назад

i would not have known he was mentally challenged here.

@davsny5 5 месяцев назад

He suffered from Alzheimer's which lead to his demise which I lost my dad and grandmother to and he invited Moore into his home with open arms, without an appointment and he took advantage of a once strong but now somewhat feeble old man who was a legend and Moore edited the footage to make Heston look like the cold one and he was the deceptive one, I love you Mike, but that's just plain wrong and cruel.

@josephperkins6675 4 года назад

Germany's history isn't comparable. Firstly Germany's darkest chapters occurred during war (as oppossed to slavery, which occurred during peacetime). Secondly most Germany crimes of WW2 occurres outside its pre-war borders.

@umedavk2011 3 года назад

IMO, all people are equally (potentially) violent : it is just that in the US, guns are MUCH more easlly obtained than in the other countries mentioned : for every 100 citizens, 125 guns are owned. This is much much greater than the UK and Germany. In Australia (where I live ) guns are completely illegal.

@oyaami1874 Год назад

Namibia

@monotech20.14 8 месяцев назад

There is also that first World War.

@jmf2274 4 года назад

this was not a smart interview from M moore

@mrflipperinvader7922 4 года назад

Huh

@bodhi8297 3 года назад

This is disgusting. Michael purposely tried to antagonize and argue with Mr Heston from the start. How is he to blame or how should he be expected to apologize for an incident of which he isn’t responsible for in anyway. It’s important to rally in places where tragedy has taken place so the democrats don’t take advantage of it to make more gun laws. Which is all it’s about. Nothing to do with them caring about the victim or victims family. Disgusting to use it for political gain. That’s something to apologize for

@CrossOfBayonne 3 года назад

It was actually because Moore wanted Heston to apologize for the NRA rallies that happened in Littleton after Columbine and their hometown Flint Michigan but during this interview session walked out knowing he did something bad.

@nonyabidness7911 3 года назад

Dude- if you don’t think there’s ppl who feel bad for the victims, than it says more about you than them

@mgb4692 2 года назад

Problem is neither was an NRA rally. One was a (scaled back) board meeting, and the other was a Bush rally *eight months later* Funny how Mikey never told you that

@redskywalker3374 2 года назад

Go watch Michael Moore hates America.....MM's movies are very fake ..filled with lies ..no joke

@bondinvisible Год назад

What was disgusting was holding pro gun rallies after a tragedy just plain insensitive. He had the right too but he should have had the decency not to out of respect for the victims

@greenleaf9042 2 года назад

Wrong spokesperson for us

@christopherstuart607 2 года назад

Who's "US" ??? The gun nuts???

@AvidJoker. 6 лет назад

the answer is gangs, we have the worst gang problem for a first world country than any other

@longliveethiopia123 4 месяца назад

He wanted to say too many immigrants lol

@spenser9908 10 дней назад

What's your answer to why America has so much gun violence then?

@Sean-ng4eu 4 года назад

I've come here to defend chuck He was dying and his memory and mind were slightly befuddled at this stage and didn't have long left Michael Moore is a big bully

@Odette321 3 года назад

The NRA are bullies shilling out the weapons for money. Look right now again people are scared and the president has reduced money for poorer people and they go out buying weapons to protect themselves and their food from other people. Fear leads to the dark side.

@josephsummers2427 3 года назад

He lived nearly 6 more years after this. So he was dying pretty slowly. His mind was probably gone for a while - he's a gun nut. He was only 79 years old here, but for some reason comes across as closer to 97.

@redskywalker3374 2 года назад

MM lied about CH ..go watch Michael Moore Hates America .. you will see how he really lied about the NRA origins and many other parts of his movies

@christopherstuart607 2 года назад

HESTON: Good actor; Bad Human.

@silversnail1413 7 месяцев назад

I think Moore was a bit out of line here. It just wasn't the right forum, the interview wasn't properly set up, and it comes across more like an ambush than anything. Yes, Heston was president of the NRA and they behaved insensitively in the wake of massacres but you really get the sense that Moore wanted some juicy footage to conclude the film rather than a genuine dialogue with the man. This could have been much more compelling interview if it was conducted in a more professional manner.

@markharrison2544 5 лет назад

Heston ruined his legacy by helping the far right.

@bakubaka4482 4 года назад

Mark Harrison He help a Gun Rights organization you dolt.

@guanfee50 4 года назад

He really didn’t

@christopherstuart607 2 года назад

@@guanfee50 He really did!!!

@dan2178 Год назад

@@christopherstuart607 heston was more progressive than politicians nowadays. He actually marched for civil rights. That's something the presidential himself can't say.

@mate.feed.kill.repeat Год назад

Michael Moore made him look bad by misleading him.

@T13HS 6 лет назад

I disagree with 99% of what Michael Moore says, but he’s got a point here. Guns are a big problem in the USA and more control is needed.

@KellerCRD 6 лет назад

And look at that another school shooting smh

@joshkusiak7613 6 лет назад

Lone Wolf if your British it your fault for illegally occuping our homes.

@ZorbaTheDutch 6 лет назад

3 times as many murders, 300% more homicides as a neighboring country, I call that a very big difference. It gets even worse if you compare to European countries, which typically have homicide rates upto ten times less than the USA, despite being densely populated, urban areas. US gun culture stinks.

@ZorbaTheDutch 6 лет назад

And guns are the easiest way to kill... hence all of USA's problems.

@orgillmathew 5 лет назад

Yes totally agree.

@matthewakian2 3 года назад

Poor Chuck. He got woked before Woke was woke.

@jeremyfoster4232 Год назад

eh i don't agree with heston but it's clear he was in cognitive decline. kinda a pathetic move on Moore's part

@ultimatesunrise Год назад

Canada doesn't have nearly as many minorities 🤷‍♂️

@kenquid8091 5 лет назад

They forgot to mention that America is a relatively new country compared to those in Europe so it's hardly fair to make that comparison.

@texasacey7279 4 года назад

Well we have made major strides for majority of the world sooo it evens out

@SalemGhassanHanna 4 года назад

A new country, but one built on lessons learned from older societies so that's not really an excuse. If America landed on the Moon, it's not behind Europe.

@TheAaronChand Год назад

Yet Heston forgets America was a part of England the Brtish Empire America was a settler colony of England. Those American colonists came from England or there great grandparents came from England. American Patriots such as John Adams Geroge Washington Thomas Jefferson etc there grandparents came to the American colonies from England in the 17th century.

@silversnail1413 7 месяцев назад

True. Imagine if the French and British had access to automatic firearms during the Hundred Years War instead of just swords and bows. Would have been a different playing field for sure.

@People-Business-And-Ideas 4 года назад

ITS AMAZING THIS MAN PLAYED MOSSES IN X COMMANDMENTS. NEVER BELIEVE IN ACTOR'S AS A CHILD!!!

@westontheneskid6225 2 года назад

I respect Charlton Heston as an actor, not as a person.

@sukhmaidickoff 2 года назад

@@teddiemack8071 Well.....sometimes it is necessary to do it the "Michael Moore way" to raise awareness about certain things. I´m not an American but I have a shotgun and a hunting license myself. But in my country we have very strict gun regulation. And the lack of gun regulation in the USA is the reason why the country has one of the highest - if not *THE* highest - gun related crime- and murder rate of ANY western orientated society.