Reel Slackers

Kyle Munzenrieder October 16, 2008 4:00AM

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Michael Moore released his latest documentary, Slacker Uprising, for free on the web, which is a bit of annoyance for true slackers. As if they’re going to double-click and wait a few hours for the thing to download. Way too much work. If only there were a place one could go to watch a film someone has, like, already downloaded — and that person would even press play. All the slacker would have to do is sit and eat popcorn. We used to have something like that, right? What were they called? Oh, movie theaters!

The Miami Beach Film Society is screening the flick — which follows Moore on a college tour trying to rev up student voters — at the Miami Beach Cinematheque Wednesday night at 8:30.
Wed., Oct. 22, 2008

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